Saturday Night Live turned in some comedy gold with a recent Beavis and Butt-Head sketch. And the segment was so funny that the host and several cast members broke into laughter on live television. The Beavis and Butt-Head sketch has gone viral, partially because of how good host Ryan Gosling was in the part. But
Pete Davidson and fans of Saturday Night Live were likely looking forward to seeing a familiar face return for a new episode of the sketch comedy series. Davidson was initially scheduled to appear for the May 6 episode along with musical guest Lil Uzi Vert and seemed excited about the opportunity. Monsters and Critics previously
Saturday Night Live alum Pete Davidson is set to return to the show that helped launch his career, although he seems uncertain of the status of his gig. The actor and comedian recently stopped by The Tonight Show to visit with his friend, fellow SNL alum Jimmy Fallon. During their chat, Davidson gifted Fallon a
Kenan Thompson is excited about Pete Davidson’s return to SNL as a host, and he’s spreading the news. The Nickelodeon alum caught up with ET on Thursday, where he showed support for Pete. Kenan was on hand for the premiere of Bupkis, a new comedy series by Peacock based on the life of Pete Davidson. Of
Pete Davidson left the cast of SNL last season, but he didn’t stay away for long. The controversial comedian is set to take the stage as a first-time host on Saturday Night Live. The Staten Island native joins musical guest, Lil Uzi Vert, hosting the May 6 episode of the sketch comedy show. Pete spent
Dave Chappelle spoke on several popular topics last night, but the comedian spent most of his time discussing Kanye West’s recent antisemitic comments. The one topic he didn’t discuss was his own transphobic comments. Dave started his monologue by opening a piece of paper and reading from it. “I denounce antisemitism in all its forms,
Comedian Kenan Thompson has addressed growing rumors that the iconic sketch show Saturday Night Live may end after 50 seasons in just three years. There has been no official confirmation from NBC that SNL will be coming to an end any time soon, but the long-time boss of the show, Lorne Michaels, has hinted that
Saturday Night Live veteran, Kate McKinnon, has finally revealed why she decided to leave the iconic sketch show after an incredible run of ten years. The 38-year-old comedian and actress first joined the show in 2012 and rapidly built up a massive fan following; however, she left many of her followers feeling surprised when she
After eight years, Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson is leaving the show, and the recent episode may have featured his final sketch as a member of the cast. Davidson showed up during the popular Weekend Update segment of the show, hosted by his friends Colin Jost and Michael Che. He touched upon trending topics
Pete Davidson is expected to leave Saturday Night Live after the season finale tomorrow night. So claim sources familiar with the show, who say that a handful of huge names are departing after tomorrow. Tomorrow marks the 47th Season finale, and it will be Pete’s last as a regular cast member. Pete spent most of his