Season 50 of “Saturday Night Live” concluded with an unhinged sketch that had everyone, including Scarlett Johansson, breaking character. Johansson hosted the late-night sketch comedy show for ...

After the "White Lotus" actress criticized Sherman's impression of her in a recent "Saturday Night Live" sketch, Wood revealed the comedian sent her flowers. "Thank you for the beautiful flowers ...

British actress Aimee Lou Wood got the Saturday Night Live treatment over the weekend – and she was not a fan. The White Lotus Season 3 fan favourite on Sunday aired her grievances about the ...

Walton Goggins is fanning the flames of Aimee Lou Wood feud rumors. The actor praised a “Saturday Night Live” sketch mocking his “White Lotus” co-star Aimee Lou Wood in a since-deleted ...

By Enjoli Liston Aimee Lou Wood, a star of HBO’s “The White Lotus,” has criticized “Saturday Night Live” for a sketch that mocked her smile, calling it “mean and unfunny.” ...

The sketch opened with a dramatization of a Bible scene: Jesus flipping tables in a temple over merchants selling goods. But just a few seconds in, Trump hijacks the scene with a monologue ...

The actress took to Instagram on Sunday to criticize an "SNL" sketch based on "The White Lotus" that included a joke about her teeth. "I did find the 'SNL' thing mean and unfunny," Wood ...

A “Saturday Night Live” sketch for the ages. Ego Nwodim joined Colin Jost and Michael Che at the “Weekend Update” desk on the sketch comedy show this weekend and led a skit that went ...

Morgan Wallen refused to appear in a sketch on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, prompting Joe Jonas to step in at the last minute and come to the rescue, a source tells Page Six exclusively.

Eddie Murphy, who once rescued Saturday Night Live during a rough patch in the 1980s, rescued a sketch in the show’s 50th anniversary special with a note-perfect imitation of Tracy Morgan.

JJK has become an unprecedented smash hit thanks ... of battle encounters and characters’ emotions through rough, sketch-like ...

The sketch first aired on the sketch comedy show in 2015, during season 41. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Amy Schumer is convinced “everybody’s a pervert” after learning her Saturday ...