See The Weeknd Premiere New Song, ‘Scared to Live,’ Show Off Comic Chops on ‘Saturday Night Live’

Global’s “Saturday Night Live” has postponed its next three shows.

A source close to “Saturday Night Live” told Variety that its next three shows have been postponed. The iconic NBC comedy series was supposed to return on March 28 with host John Krasinski and musical guest Dua Lipa. But since “Saturday Night Live” films in front of a live audience in New York City, one of the epicenters of the coronavirus outbreak, it’s only logical to cancel the program.

Emily Blunt nearly vomited with anxiety and tiredness during a hosting gig on Saturday Night Live four years ago.

If you are the kind of person who tends to schedule your weekends around new episodes of Saturday Night Live, don't worry, you are not alone. For us, there's nothing quite like watching those SNL sketches unfolding live on Saturday nights to cap off each long — and lately chaotic — week of current events. Sure, DVR-ing those episodes works as well, but then you miss out on all the live-tweeting and GIFs, and that's not quite as fun, then, is it?

The Weeknd continues the rollout for his fourth album, After Hours—and he just debuted “Scared to Live” on Saturday Night Live.

If you are the kind of person who tends to schedule your weekends around new episodes of Saturday Night Live, don't worry, you are not alone. For us, there's nothing quite like watching those SNL sketches unfolding live on Saturday nights to cap off each long — and lately chaotic — week of current events. Sure, DVR-ing those episodes works as well, but then you miss out on all the live-tweeting and GIFs, and that's not quite as fun, then, is it?

The Weeknd debuted his new atmospheric song “Scared to Live” with Oneohtrix Point Never during the March 8 episode of Saturday Night Live. Appearing in a red suit, black gloves and bloody-faced with a band

Presented by James Bond himself

Daniel Craig took to the stage over the weekend, and gave fans a hilarious «glimpse» at his upcoming James Bond movie

The Weeknd is hitting the stage at Saturday Night Live!

Following a controversial interview in which he criticized his fellow cast members, Pete Davidson was notably absent from this week's episode.

One of the best moments on is always when a castmember is doing a celebrity impression, and then that celeb drops by to «surprise» them.

“No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s final film as James Bond, has been delayed until November due to concerns over COVID-19, but the actor still took the stage at Studio 8H in New York Saturday to host “Saturday Night Live.” And in doing so, he brought with him one of his favorite scenes from the upcoming film.

By Anita Bennett

Tamar Braxton relates to the "Crazy Kinda Love" she sings about in her new single, which will be featured in the True to the Game 2 film and you can preview exclusively on Billboard below. The 2017 drama True to the Game followed an unconventional love story between charming drug lord

Awkward! Pete Davidson was noticeably absent from the Saturday Night Live cast party after the February 29 episode, days after his controversial comments about the show and his costars.

If you are the kind of person who tends to schedule your weekends around new episodes of Saturday Night Live, don't worry, you are not alone. For us, there's nothing quite like watching those SNL sketches unfolding live on Saturday nights to cap off each long — and lately chaotic — week of current events. Sure, DVR-ing those episodes works as well, but then you miss out on all the live-tweeting and GIFs, and that's not quite as fun, then, is it?

The Talking Heads frontman was joined by the cast of 'American Utopia'