In Season 51's final "Saturday Night Live" cold open, the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein paid a visit to President Trump, his "dear, close friend." ...

The cast alum joined Aziz Ansari for the second week in a row that a Host has appeared in the opener.

Will Ferrell played a ghostly Jeffrey Epstein haunting Trump's dreams in SNL's season 51 finale cold open, closing with a dark duet of "Just the Two of Us" ...

Matt Damon revived his impression of Brett Kavanaugh on this week's "SNL," with the Supreme Court justice promising to "let Trump do a third term." ...

The Saturday Night Live Season 51 finale featured Will Ferrell, as Jeffrey Epstein’s ghost, visiting President Donald Trump at the White House a la Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. For the ...

Jeffrey Epstein made his “Saturday Night Live” debut during the May 16 cold open. Host Will Ferrell played the monstrous sex ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Surprise! Aziz Ansari is live from New York as FBI Director Kash Patel. "Now, after the attempted assassination of President Trump ...

Saturday Night Live tackled the recent Jeffrey Epstein email revelations in its latest cold open. The sketch featured James Austin Johnson portraying President Donald Trump as he reacted to emails ...

Jost as Hegseth entered the bar and asked the bartender for a “reverse Irish car bomb,” which the bartender, played by Kenan Thompson, described as “a shot of beer with a pint of whiskey dropped into ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Saturday Night Live" is bidding Season 51 farewell with Will Ferrell as Jeffrey Epstein's ghost. The sketch show's season finale ...

The sketch show's season finale on May 16 opened with a "Christmas Carol"-style sketch, in which President Donald Trump (played by James Austin Johnson) took a nap in the Oval Office and imagined ...