More 'SNL': Host Ana de Armas learned English watching ... A chipper voiceover explains that unlike "Barbie," there are no boyfriends or pink Corvettes in this story. "Did all their family ...

It’s the perfect bookend for SNL. Their final pre-strike episode featured an American Girls doll sketch somewhat based on the Barbie trailer. Now they’ve got a spot-on parody of Ryan Gosling ...

With the hype of the “Barbie” trailer still running high, “Saturday Night Live” reimagined the movie with another set of popular dolls: American Girl dolls. The sketch began by ...

Greta Gerwig added to the Barbie vibes of tonight’s Saturday Night Live, making a surprise appearance to introduce musical guest Billie Eilish alongside host Kate McKinnon. Eilish performed ...

Billie Eilish performed her “Barbie” soundtrack song “What Was I Made For?” as the musical guest on this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” but it was more than just a typical performance ...

And yes, that gets mentioned too. At the end, he's behind the wheel with Barbie — played by Chloe Fineman — in the passenger seat. "Are you ready, Pete?" she asks, to which he replies ...

Barbie has been one of the most anticipated movies ... That’s the subject of the SNL parody American Girls. The American Girl line was first launched in 1986, featuring dolls of various ethnicities.

“Saturday Night Live” returned with its own version of the “Barbie” earworm this week, but this time, for Pete Davidson instead of Ken. This time, instead of the song stemming from Ken’s ...

“Our members appearing on Saturday Night Live either as hosts, guests, or cast members are working under the Network Code agreement, which is not a contract we are striking. They are not in ...

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is one of the most anticipated movies of the summer. But Saturday Night Live offered an alternative, or a spinoff, if you like, with “American Girls.” The dolls range ...

During "Saturday Night Live" Oct. 14, the comedian — who served as host alongside musical guest Ice Spice — debuted his own version of Ryan Gosling's "I'm Just Ken" from the "Barbie" movie.