Comedian Bowen Yang recently announced that he’s leaving Saturday Night Live (SNL) after being a part of the show for eight seasons. He took to his social media to bid farewell with a heartfelt note, while reflecting on his experience on the show. Bowen Yang reflects on his SNL tenure after leaving Bowen Yang recently…
Saturday Night Live (SNL) referenced the newly released files relating to the deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein this weekend, homing in an email from Epstein’s brother which asked whether Russian President Vladimir Putin had “the photos” of U.S. President Donald Trump “blowing Bubba.” Why It Matters Congressional lawmakers released thousands of pages of emails…
The latest Saturday Night Live cold open dove right into the big story of the week: 20,000 Jeffrey Epstein emails were released by the House Oversight Committee, and many of them mentioned President Donald Trump by name. The cold open featured Trump (played once again by James Austin Johnson) crashing a press conference on C-SPAN…
Saturday Night Live Season 51 is well underway at this point, and comedy fans are eager to learn which celebrities will host next. While NBC has already announced upcoming hosts Nikki Glaser and Miles Teller, there are still plenty of installments left. The predictions market Kalshi has laid out all the odds of Hollywood’s stars…
Miles Teller pulled double-duty (in a way) by portraying twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott in a pre-taped Saturday Night Live sketch spoofing the Canadian reality TV series Property Brothers. This time, the two real estate property developers field their “biggest challenge yet” — the gargantuan task of having President Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson)…
James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump dropped by an episode of the junk food podcast “Snack Homiez” during the Sabrina Carpenter-hosted episode of “Saturday Night Live” on Oct. 18. When asked by young men co-hosting the podcast — played by Carpenter, Chloe Fineman, Jane Wickline and Veronika Slowikowska — about his thoughts on the candy Airheads, he had…
Reused Quote Did a variety of celebrities, from Fifty Cent to the White House press secretary, respond with public comments after Bad Bunny joked on Saturday Night Live that Americans had four months to learn Spanish before his Super Bowl halftime appearance? No, that’s not true: This is a fake controversy drummed up by a…
Saturday Night Live‘s season 51 premiere kicked off with Donald Trump and his Federal Communications Commission attack dog warning cast members not to go too far with their jokes—or face the consequences. Trump (James Austin Johnson) began by interrupting Secretary of Defense and former Fox News host Pete Hegseth (Colin Jost) instructing high-ranking members of…
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 featured Mikey Day as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, who last month came to national prominence after he warned of agency action over comments that Jimmy…