“Saturday Night Live” is back! Rapper Bad Bunny is set to host the Saturday, Oct. 4, season 51 premiere. He previously pulled double duty in October 2023 and served as the musical guest in February ...

While Bad Bunny was the musical guest for the final episode of Season 50 in May, Saturday's show marks the “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” rapper's second time serving as host. His hosting debut in October ...

The newly announced Super Bowl halftime performer is set to return to the late night sketch comedy show after appearing in the show’s season 50 finale.

Gilda Radner is probably the most universally beloved member of the original cast. She is known for iconic characters like Roseanne Roseannadanna and Emily Litella, who frequently appeared on "Weekend ...

"Saturday Night Live" returns this week for its 51st season. The season premiere guest host recently announced a major gig.

Carol Burnett may be a comedy legend, but she's never hosted Saturday Night Live. The titan of comedy, best known for her timeless variety-sketch comedy series The Carol Burnett Show, which ran from ...

NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” spent much of last season celebrating its 50th anniversary on the air. There were numerous specials, many in-show self-congratulatory moments and one original tune (“50 ...

Saturday Night Live' returns with Season 51 in October 2025. The first three shows have been set with host and musical guest pairings.

Saturday Night Live Season 51 kicks off on October 4, 2025, with host Bad Bunny. Fans can catch the show live at 11:30/10:30c on NBC or stream it on Peacock. The American comedy classic continues its ...

Saturday Night Live,' returning for Season 51 Saturday, has long been a target of President Trump, who has voiced his distaste for the sketch comedy series.

Yes, SNL is new on Saturday, Oct. 3. Bad Bunny is serving as host and Doja Cat will be the musical guest. The occurrence makes the Latin rapper, 31, a two-time SNL host, while the season 51 premiere ...

After the brief suspension of Jimmy Kimmel drew discussions of free speech, some might be wondering if Saturday Night Live could be targeted next?