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Former President Donald Trump has predicted that NBC’s long-running “Saturday Night Live” will soon come to an end, calling it a “bad show that’s not funny or smart.”

Saturday Night Live cast member Kenan Thompson is worried that the long-running late-night sketch comedy show is in danger of “going down in flames” once it hits its 50th anniversary season in 2025. The Saturday staple show is currently in

Bette Midler, who recently insulted West Virginians as “poor, illiterate and strung out,” was one of the honorees this year, receiving a glowing tribute from President Joe Biden during a pre-show reception. “I am such an unadulterated fan. Bette is a true American treasure,” the president gushed.

Bette Midler will receive one of the country’s highest cultural distinctions when The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., hands out its annual awards later this year, elevating the anti-conservative singer-actress into the national pantheon of the country’s top performing artists.

Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson reportedly has the full support of Lorne Michaels after he said “i really don’t want to be on this earth anymore” on social media over the weekend.

Comedian and Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson attacked Chevy Chase, calling him a “fucking douchebag” and a “racist” in a recent interview after Chase mocked SNL for no longer being funny. Davidson told Howard Stern that Chevy Chase was

Alec Baldwin will reprise his role as President Donald Trump on the comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live after long-term speculation about his return, producer Lorne Michaels has announced. 

Mainstream media outlets ran numerous op-eds on Tuesday criticizing the Emmy Awards for promoting diversity, but then failing to give awards to “people of color.” 

LOS ANGELES (AP) — There are critical points about the 70th Emmy Awards to keep in mind, starting with this: The ceremony airs Monday.

Actor Alec Baldwin has confirmed he is considering taking his infamous impression of President Donald Trump to Broadway in a one-man show based on his popular Saturday Night Live routine.

Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough criticized “Saturday Night Live” producer and creator Lorne Michaels for killing any references to Harvey Weinstein, who is under fire for alleged sexual misconduct. Scarborough noted the MSNBC-NBC affiliation but said he

Lorne Michaels, the creative mind behind Saturday Night Live, said that the long-running variety show never reached out to Rosie O’Donnell to take on the role of White House chief strategist Steve Bannon because she would have approached the role “from hate” rather than from comedy.

Alec Baldwin will play Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on the upcoming 42nd season of Saturday Night Live, with a promotional video released Wednesday offering viewers the first chance to see the actor take on the role.

NBC’s brand-new variety sketch show Maya and Marty wasted little time turning political by featuring a skit in its first episode bashing the wives of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and former candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.

NBC’s Saturday Night Live is cutting down on commercials for its upcoming forty-second season, and will feature more sponsored content from advertisers who will partner with the show for “branded sketches,” according to Deadline.

Hispanic activist are staging a second protest of GOP candidate Donald Trump’s appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” calling it a “Marcha to Stop the Hate.”

Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (R-IL) chastised Saturday Night Live producer Lorne Michaels on the House floor Wednesday for scheduling Donald Trump to host Saturday Night Live (SNL).

Saturday Night Live cast member Kate McKinnon sat down with five other television comediennes and the Hollywood Reporter this week for a wide-ranging discussion on comedy, television shows, sexism, the downsides of fame, and the presidential prospects of Hillary Clinton.

While NBC’s Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary special featured cast members and guests from all eras of the show’s four-decade run, one SNL alum was notably absent from all the laughter — Christian conservative and Obama opponent Victoria Jackson.