Starting linebacker Ernest Jones IV might be the last player on defense the Seattle Seahawks want to lose. Jones has been as close to prime Bobby Wagner as the team has had since No. 54 was anchoring ...

Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" mocked President Donald Trump's gaudy White House bathroom renovation amid the government shutdown. SEE ALSO: Watch Donald Trump crash the NYC mayor debate in ...

Saturday Night Live has always been uneven. It’s just the nature of it. Rarely does SNL string together a show’s worth of noteworthy sketches, much less two in a row. But there’s one segment that hits ...

Grab your sunglasses, because these sketches throw enough shade to cause an eclipse! Join us as we count down the most brutal, unforgiving, and deliciously ruthless moments in Saturday Night Live ...

LOWELL – Let’s begin with a declarative sentence: Karen MacDonald delivers one of the best performances of her career in the Merrimack Repertory Theatre production of “Misery,” William Goldman’s stage ...

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In a night of reprisals for Marcello Hernandez, the repertory Saturday Night Live player brought back his Weekend Update character The Movie Guy — a cinephile with a wan viewing history. Brought on by ...

A "Saturday Night Live" joke comparing the Trump administration to Nazis didn't seem to land with the audience over the weekend, or perhaps the crowd just didn't get it. On the show's "Weekend Update" ...

Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update took on Donald Trump‘s commutation of Republican former congressman and fraudster George Santos‘ seven-plus year prison sentence, his decision to give Argentina a ...

In this Cut for Time sketch, Biohacker Chuck Spyro (James Austin Johnson) stops by Weekend Update to share his health habits. The Finger Lakes Times mobile app brings you the latest local breaking ...

Three days, nine stages, more than 100 bands — and we’re doing it all over again. The American-Statesman team is back for weekend two of Austin City Limits Music Festival, ready to capture the best ...