Yang told former "Saturday Night Live" star Amy Poehler that the cast is "so hampered in our comedy" by not being able to curse. “[It’s] Standards and Practices, we should be able to say at ...

Bowen Yang thinks the Federal Communications Commission ain’t what? The Saturday Night Live star made a case for the NBC sketch comedy show to be allotted a certain amount of curse words a year ...

Bowen Yang Leaves 'The View' Panelists Too Stunned to Speak After Comedian Jokingly Calls J.D. Vance a 'Pope Killer': Watch White House to take choice of Pentagon chief of staff out of Hegseth’s ...

Bowen Yang wants to add two more words to his “Saturday Night Live” scripts. “We should be able to say at least five ‘shits’ and five ‘fucks’ on ‘SNL’ per season,” the cast ...

Bowen Yang is pleading his case for why he thinks he and his “Saturday Night Live” castmates should be able to use profanity on the sketch show. Yang spoke his mind on Wednesday’s episode of ...

Calling the words "comedically powerful," Yang suggested that he and his colleagues at SNL "are so hampered in our comedy" by not using them. Bowen Yang on Saturday Night Live, Photo: NBC Over its ...

"Saturday Night Live" cast member Bowen Yang told "The View" on Thursday that he felt there was a better person than him to play Vice President JD Vance on the live sketch comedy show and jokingly ...

Bowen Yang nearly derailed his recent appearance on The View when he sent the ladies into shock by calling United States Vice President J.D. Vance a “pope killer” on the air. The Saturday ...

Yang was reluctant to portray the Vice President on "SNL" even before Vance had the final meeting with Pope Francis the day before he died. Vance famously was among the final people to meet with ...

Yang dropped a bombshell joke on the hosts of "The View" on Thursday, turning from his apprehensions over playing the veep to say in no uncertain terms that the pope is dead and it's Vance's fault ...