'Saturday Night Live' Opens With Tears and Laughs as Castmembers Reflect on the Past Year

Nicole Kidman is getting candid about her new movie Being the Ricardos.

Count the pop singer in for the five-time Oscar nominated filmmaker’s New Regency movie.

Pete Davidson has been a member of Saturday Night Live since 2014. However, recent reports suggest that the comedian might call it quits.

Pete Davidson ready to leave ?The 27-year-old comedian, who has been on the show since 2014, opened up about a potential departure in a new roundtable interview published by on Thursday. When asked if he has plans to stay on the show for 18 seasons, like his co-star, Kenan Thompson, Davidson replied, «Yeah, I’m good.»«I'm surprised I made it to seven,» Davidson admitted.

Looking to the future. Pete Davidson couldn’t wait to go back to work on Saturday Night Live following the pandemic — but he won’t be there forever.

trials and self-inflicted tribulations of country singer Morgan Wallen, to all the horribleness with the election, and Trump’s attempt to overthrow the government. And in the middle of it, Chris Rock, who hosted the season opener, joined in to reflect on the time Trump got COVID-19.

“Saturday Night Live” closed out Season 46 with a cold open featuring a heartfelt and genuine message from the show’s entire cast. Reflecting on the past year and the challenges posed by the pandemic, there were a lot of tears, laughs and a cameo from Chris Rock.

Lil Nas X had to gracefully play off a disastrous wardrobe malfunction that occurred while he was performing on the Season 46 finale of "Saturday Night Live."  The singer was on hand as the musical guest alongside celebrity host Anya Taylor-Joy.

Anya Taylor-Joy who became popular for her portrayal of Beth Harmon on Netflix's The Queen's Gambit, recently made her Saturday Night Live hosting debut for the season finale of the show.

Chris Rock, who hosted the season premiere of Saturday Night Live last fall, made a cameo for the season finale.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVThe cast of “Saturday Night Live” wrapped up their 46th season on May 22 by addressing the audience directly in the cold open to discuss the “crazy” year we all just went through due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Saturday Night Live” tackled the ongoing debate over the use of masks through the time-tested use of bad improv.

Olivia Rodrigo was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live last night (May 15) – watch her play ‘Drivers License’ and new single ‘good 4 u’ below.Earlier this week, the singer made her live debut at the BRIT Awards in London, performing ‘Drivers License’, and followed it up last night with a two-song set on SNL.Watch the performances, which come ahead of the singer’s imminent debut album ‘SOUR’, which arrives next week (May 21), below.In a new NME cover feature, Rodrigo spoke of the inspiration

Olivia Rodrigo is opening her heart to the world on live TV.After her song «Drivers License» played a central role in a sketch earlier this season, the young singer took to the stage over the weekend to deliver a live performance of her hit single.The star made her debut, and wowed fans as she belted out «Drivers License,» hitting the high-notes and slaying the emotional, heartbreaking tune.The number opened with Rodrigo, rocking a pink dress and sitting atop a grand piano, before coming into

tackled the on-going debate over the use of masks through the time-tested use of bad improv.For this weekend's Cold Open sketch, Kate McKinnon busted out her admirable Anthony Fauci impression to lead a press conference on the new announcement from the CDC stating that fully vaccinated people don't need to wear masks, indoors or outdoors.«A lot of people had questions, such as, what does that mean? What the hell are you talking about? Is this a trap?» McKinnon's Fauci said.

Saturday Night Live.The Tesla and SpaceX CEO was the latest guest host of the long-running live variety show last Saturday (May 8), with Grimes appearing in one of the sketches as Princess Peach.Following the performance, it was revealed that Musk’s appearance on SNL had a noticeable impact on the price of the cryptocurrency dogecoin, which the entrepeneur has vocally endorsed in recent months.Now, it’s been revealed by Forbes that shares of Tesla have fallen more than 15% so far this week, with

Darren Lynn Bousman has a deep connection to the ‘Saw‘ franchise. After all, it was Bousman who found his footing as a filmmaker with the second, third, and fourth installments in the popular horror film series.

LOS ANGELES -- Elon Musk moved a cryptocurrency's value and TV ratings with his “Saturday Night Live” appearance.Last weekend's show averaged 7.3 million viewers, making it the third most-watched episode for the season behind the ones hosted by Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock, according to Nielsen figures.A good outcome for the billionaire's first time hosting “SNL,” although reviews of his attempts at comedy ranged from charitable to meh.The biggest pan, however, may be the response to jokes

Grimes is opening up about a scary experience she had following her boyfriend, Elon Musk's, hosting appearance on last weekend's.

Saturday Night Live.The Tesla and SpaceX CEO spoke about dogecoin, which has risen in value by 14,000 per cent since January to become the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market value, while guest-hosting the long-running US live variety show on Saturday (May 8).Musk, who has been a prominent supporter of dogecoin and previously referred to himself as “the Dogefather”, discussed the cryptocurrency during one of SNL‘s ‘Weekend Update’ segments where he was repeatedly asked “what is