Morgan Wallen's Return to 'Saturday Night Live'

Country music star Morgan Wallen returned to 'Saturday Night Live' after a controversial debut, walking off stage after his performance. He performed two songs from his upcoming album 'I'm the Problem.' Wallen was previously removed from a scheduled appearance due to COVID protocol violations.

Shane Gillis on Saturday Night Live

Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live and made controversial jokes, including ones about Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and liberal documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. The cold open parodied the Oval Office showdown between Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky. Some viewers criticized Gillis' jokes on social media.

Ben Stiller's Career and Family

Ben Stiller reflects on his decision to leave 'Saturday Night Live' after just four episodes, leading to a successful acting career in movies and TV shows. He continues to support his children's interest in show business despite the challenges of the industry.

Steve Martin's decision not to host the Oscars and declining 'SNL' role

Steve Martin reveals he has no plans to host the Oscars again, citing the amount of work and lack of pay. He also discusses turning down a role on 'Saturday Night Live' due to not being an impressionist.

Saturday Night Live's Response to University Campus Chaos

NBC's Saturday Night Live trivialized university campus chaos caused by left-wing students and outside agitators, dismissing protests as insignificant and making light of property damage, harassment of Jewish students, and anti-American sentiments. The show's skits portrayed a lack of concern for the seriousness of the issues at hand.

Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day as Beavis and Butt-Head

Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day appeared as Beavis and Butt-Head at the premiere of Gosling's newest film 'The Fall Guy.' The actors dressed in costume, sparking laughter and attention on social media.

Caitlin Clark's 'Saturday Night Live' Appearance

Caitlin Clark, a projected No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, made a special guest appearance on 'Saturday Night Live', sharing jokes and excitement for joining the WNBA.

Caitlin Clark's 'Saturday Night Live' Appearance

Caitlin Clark made a surprise appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' before the WNBA Draft, where she poked fun at Michael Che's jokes about women's sports. She thanked WNBA legends and was expected to be the No. 1 pick by the Indiana Fever.

Saturday Night Live Parodies NPR's Tiny Desk

Saturday Night Live parodied NPR's Tiny Desk in a skit featuring a band performing to NPR staff interrupted by a work-obsessed intern. The skit humorously depicts the chaos that ensues during the office concert.

Sharon Stone's Career and Activism

Sharon Stone recalls being threatened during her 'Saturday Night Live' monologue, Lorne Michaels saved her. Stone shifted from acting to activism after suffering a stroke in 2001.

Political Response to State of the Union Address

Alabama Sen. Katie Britt delivers the Republican response to President Biden's State of the Union address, leading to a comedic sketch on Saturday Night Live.

Kacey Musgraves wardrobe malfunction on Saturday Night Live

Kacey Musgraves experienced a wardrobe malfunction during her performance on 'Saturday Night Live' but handled it humorously. Fans were supportive and praised her performance.

Saturday Night Live sketch mocking defenders of Joe Biden's age and abilities

Saturday Night Live comedy sketch mocks defenders of Joe Biden's age, energy, and acuity, with various characters praising Biden's abilities behind closed doors.

Shane Gillis impersonates Donald Trump on 'Saturday Night Live'

Shane Gillis returns to his Trump impression on 'Saturday Night Live' in a fake movie trailer about Trump's new line of sneakers. President Biden's physical frailty is also mocked. The trailer shows a character transforming his life after wearing the Trump-branded sneakers.

Shane Gillis hosting Saturday Night Live after being fired

Shane Gillis returned to host Saturday Night Live after being fired for racist and transphobic jokes, but his monologue lacked confidence and defensiveness. The episode felt like an attempt to court a new demographic and poke at liberal sensibilities.