There will always be times when actors suddenly quit successful TV shows, only to regret their decision at least a year or two after the fact.

Chances are, anyone lining up for a song-and-dance show about President Barack Obama reflects fondly on the tan-suited hope peddler and bitterly on his haters. As such, “44: The Musical,” which opened ...

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Darrell Hammond exclusively reacts to Dick Cheney's death in an EW interview. The comedy actor previously portrayed the former VP on Saturday Night Live. "He was the best laugher, he was generous with ...

The comedy actor previously portrayed the former VP on Saturday Night Live. "He was the best laugher, he was generous with his time with me," Hammond tells EW. "I was fortunate enough to be invited to ...

The comedian admits to EW he "didn't like" the transition at the time. "I know Lorne Michaels is a tough guy, but he's not cruel," he says. "I know Lorne Michaels is a tough guy, but he's not cruel. I ...

"Saturday Night Live" is taking on the White House's new look. A pre-recorded sketch on the show's Nov. 1 episode parodied President Donald Trump's controversial demolition of the East Wing of the ...

When comedy meets controversy! Join us as we analyze how Saturday Night Live tackled the infamous Epstein White House press ...

Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update mocked Donald Trump‘s multiple White House renovations, as well his inability to be normal even while giving out candy to trick or treaters. Co-anchor Colin Jost ...

The Property Brothers just got called in for their highest-profile renovation yet. "Saturday Night Live" host Miles Teller played both twins Drew and Jonathan Scott in a sketch this week as the HGTV ...

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off its latest episode by lampooning an Oval Office moment that made headlines. During President Trump’s event last week announcing a plan to reduce the cost of weight ...

Miles Teller pulled double-duty (in a way) by portraying twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott in a pre-taped Saturday Night Live sketch spoofing the Canadian reality TV series Property Brothers. This ...