Sarah Sherman dressed up as the viral drunk raccoon who broke into a Virginia liquor store in a “Saturday Night Live” skit.

Colin Jost impersonated the defense secretary in a Pentagon press conference about the U.S. military strikes on alleged drug ...

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Saturday Night Live alum Adam Sandler recalled his bittersweet departure from the Lorne Michaels-helmed show, saying he ...

The real-life raccoon that got wasted in a Virginia liquor store got more time in the spotlight via Sherman’s portrayal.

The cold open then pivoted, as they almost always do, to Donald Trump. The president was shown sleeping side-stage, mumbling ...

Jost appeared as the Defense Secretary in a rare role away from the Weekend Update desk while Melissa McCarthy hosted for the ...

The standup-turned-actress Melissa McCarthy took command over 'SNL' with a trove of kooky characters that elevated basic ...

FIFA's award, which was reportedly created for Trump after he didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize, was "equally prestigious," ...

With so much going on in pop culture and politics, Saturday Night Live fans turn to the NBC sketch show to see how it mocks ...

Jane Wickline is a polarizing cast member on Saturday Night Live. On the show for two seasons, the comedian has several ...

"The Thanksgiving Song" made its SNL debut on November 21, 1992, during the Weekend Update sketch with then-host Kevin Nealon.