by October Gallery
[ad_1] Alec Baldwin played Donald Trump at a virtual high school graduation in the cold open for the “Saturday Night Live” big season finale. He chugged Clorox and urged students to “live…
[ad_1] “Let kids drink,” sang “Saturday Night Live” cast members in a funny, startling — and sometimes disturbing — parody “public service announcement” with beleaguered parents having a “hard-ass time”…
[ad_1] In the last sketch of the “Saturday Night Live” season finale, cast members dreamed of a sparkling New York before COVID-19. The poignant homage started with Cecily Strong talking…
[ad_1] Trusted White House health adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci got his wish. He was played by Brad Pitt — with attitude — on “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open for its second…
[ad_1] She sang next to an open fire pit, accompanied by guitarist and songwriter Andrew Watt, who recently recovered from COVID-19 and talked about his horrifying experience on social media.…
[ad_1] Pete Davidson starred in another one of his signature raps on the second at-home “Saturday Night Live,” this time about going crazy stuck at home. The unshaven Davidson grouses…
[ad_1] Cecily Strong’s perky Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer had some advice on “Saturday Night Live” for people protesting stay-at-home safety regulations in her state during the COVID-19 crisis: “Stay home.…
[ad_1] After his grandmother died this month from the coronavirus, the “Saturday Night Live” star on Wednesday pledged to pay rent for all the residents in the apartment complex where…
[ad_1] Touted as a “sneak peek,” the clip features Craig at one of his favorite places, a casino. But he is decidedly not his usually eternally suave 007 self and…
[ad_1] Larry David’s dead-on Sen. Bernie Sanders stole the show as “Saturday Night Live” revisited the most recent Democratic debate on its cold open with a motley mix of cameos…