Get ready to laugh as we dive into some of the most unforgettable Saturday Night Live impressions that had the cast breaking character left and right! From iconic portrayals like Ryan Gosling'€™s ...

SNL aired 'Beauty and Mr. Beast,' parodying MrBeast's stunts and persona. MrBeast responded positively, reportedly saying “Thought it was funny.” Prime Video renewed “Beast Games” for two seasons with ...

When actors break character, comedy magic happens! Join us as we count down the most memorable moments when SNL cast members couldn't keep a straight face. From Rachel Dratch's iconic Debbie Downer ...

Live from the Nashville Predators, it's Saturday Night Live. Or, something like that. The Nov. 1 edition of the popular comedy, live-skit show featured a skit on the NHL that has quickly gone viral ...

In the 'Saturday Night Live' parody, James Austin Johnson's Donald Trump says the ballroom budget is "between $350 million and infinity." By Carly Thomas Associate Editor “This week we’re taking on ...

“Saturday Night Live” recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, and while the show is still going strong and produces some funny skits, strolling down “SNL”‘s memory lane is unbeatable. From the OGs ...

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The Department of Homeland Security has reacted to Saturday Night Live’s parody of Attorney General Pam Bondi’s congressional hearing. Tossing off an assault rifle, Fey declared, “Hold my gun!” as she ...

United States attorney general Pam Bondi ruffled some feathers with her reaction to a recent “Saturday Night Live” skit. Host Amy Poehler played Bondi during the Saturday, Oct. 11, “SNL” cold open. In ...

Saturday Night Live opened its 51st season with a skit skewering Donald Trump‘s crackdown on late-night TV, as the president (James Austin Johnson) warned that “daddy’s watching.” The skit also ...

It seemed more like a Saturday Night Live skit than stark reality. Picture 800 accomplished generals and admirals, leaders who rose through the ranks over their professional lifetimes to command the ...