saturday night live

Remember when Beyoncé performed at the Super Bowl halftime show and it was AMAZING...and yet all people could talk about was that it was "too racial" and that people should boycott her? Yeah, SNL called all those people out and it was glorious.

Adam Driver, AKA Kylo Ren, AKA Ben Solo, AKA Definitely not winning the "Son of the Year" award any time soon, is hosting SNL this weekend and judging by the promos it looks like Emo Kylo Ren might be making an appearance. *fingers crossed*

Last night Amy Poehler and Tina Fey hosted SNL's Christmas episode and brought many laughs and special guests with them. And with Amy hosting and Hillary running for President, did you really expect her NOT to reprise her blue pantsuit?

  This past weekend, Tracy Morgan returned to Saturday Night Live as host and some pop star (that has an annoying song I really don't like) was musical guest. But it was the show's cold opening that got my attention.   This past week was the Democratic presidential debate, which stared Hilary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and three other guys who will probably end their campaigns by the end of this sen

Melissa McCarthy returns for a second time to host 'SNL,' but can she give us a better episode than her so-so first outing? Read on to find out!

Kevin Hart hosted 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend. Here he is in a pretty good send-up of 'The Walking Dead.' It seems as though not seeming racist is more important for the survivors then succumbing to a zombie apocalypse. Except for Carl...

Occasionally 'Saturday Night Live' offers up a sketch that isn't only clever in its dialogue but also in it's absurdity. Good example: last night's 'Dylan McDermott or Dermot Mulroney' skit, in which three guests — who refused to be introduced — appear on a game show in order to dechiper which actor is which.

Poking fun at the fact that America can't look at writer/director/producer/arrogant-individual Tyler Perry without seeing the 6'5" grandmother that made him famous, last night's 'Saturday Night Live' spoofed his recent foray into drama.

If the U.S. is sending unmanned robotic drones out on missions to kill enemies, we must officially be living in the future, right? Fortunately the animation style of the new 'SNL' segment 'Midnight Snack' is still stuck squarely in the and '90s.

The Showtime series 'Homeland' is super popular right now, but you don't need to have seen it to be in on the joke. You merely need to have seen Claire Danes act in... well, anything.

Perhaps the winner for the best sketch of Louis C.K.'s episode of 'SNL' was the show's Abraham Lincoln-flavored parody of Louis' own FX hit, 'Louie.'

If the world of social media does anything for culture, it allows us to see just how ridiculous some people can be. This was aided (if not proven) by the Weekend Update segment of last night's 'SNL.'