Yes, the classic Season 3 sketch was based on a real place. Which one, however, is a point of debate for the cast and writer.

A cast member does a killer impression of a celebrity… and then the real celebrity joins them on stage. SNL has been home to ...

There’s too much lore, too many feelings, too much to celebrate and far too much to complain about. Yet like “SNL” itself, ...

Will Ferrell once worried that his affectionate portrayal of George W. Bush on “S.N.L.” had helped the Texan win the White ...

Chevy Chase, Eddie Murphy, Gilda Radner (1946 - 1989), Bill Murray; and bottom Jane Curtain, Dan Aykroyd, Laraine Newman, ...

Tim Meadows portrays ESPN’s Stuart Scott as someone with “BOO-YAH” on the brain, but Ray Romano’s increasingly daffy and convoluted non-sequitors are the highlights in this spoof of a “SportsCenter” ...

NBC will re-air the first "Saturday Night Live" show from Oct. 11, 1975. The late comedian George Carlin hosted the ...

As cast and crew from a half-century of airtime prepare to celebrate the 50th anniversary of legendary NBC sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live, Chicago’s Second City is celebrating its long list of ...

Not everything you see on Saturday Night Live is live and some may even claim that many of the long-running sketch comedy TV ...

"SNL" sketches have kept us laughing for half a century, but which is no. 1? See which sketch came out on top in TODAY's bracket.

Tune into the Oct. 11, 1975 premiere episode of ''Saturday Night Live'' — then without ''live'' in its name — and you may be instantly surprised at some of the bones of the show that are still intact ...

Live” was intended for countercultural comedy. Fifty years later, it is firmly part of the culture. Some memorable moments ...