The just-completed 50th season of “Saturday Night Live” was dominated by anniversary hype, but the new episodes managed to create some memorable moments, too.

The guest hosts of NBC's comedy sketch host can help make or break and episode, so let's celebrate the ones who brought their ...

Live'' was more reflective than festive in the final episode of its 50th season. Scarlett Johansson, who set a record for a woman with her seventh appearance as host, used her monologue to lead most ...

Live,” or “SNL,” will be hosted by Scarlett Johansson on Saturday, May 17 at 11:30 p.m. The featured musical guest will be Bad Bunny. You can watch the episode on DirectTV Stream (free trial) or Fubo ...

Creator Lorne Michaels previously indicated that he might be ready to walk away from the iconic NBC sketch comedy series after Season 50, but he has now changed his mind. Michaels ...

Live" alum Cecily Strong returned to the show to play Jeanine Pirro, Trump's pick as interim top prosecutor in DC.

Small(er) but mighty venues have some pretty massive live shows lined up for the summer. For some of these folks, it will be ...

ST. LOUIS – An off-duty St. Louis firefighter died in a crash late Saturday night at the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Drive and Whittier in north St. Louis. The victim has been ...

Saturday Night Live kicked off in the Oval Office this week, where Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) sat beside Stephen Miller (Mikey Day) and rattled off a ridiculous list of executive orders.

For her second time around hosting, Brunson both stood out and blended in seamlessly with the cast. It’s been a while since a “Saturday Night Live” monologue really stood out, particularly ...

Saturday Night Live season 50, episode 18 premiered on NBC on May 3. During the episode, cast member James Austin Johnson parodied American President Donald Trump in a sketch focused on him ...

Camp Hill High School held its prom Saturday night at the Best Western Premier Hotel, Harrisburg. We hope you enjoy the photos captured at the event, taken by PennLive photographer Ty Lohr.