Pete Davidson's $200K Journey: Tattoo Removal and Sobriety Transformation
SNL alum Pete Davidson reveals spending $200,000 on removing his extensive tattoo collection while embracing sobriety. The actor, who once had 200 tattoos, shares insights about his transformation journey and career aspirations.
Pete Davidson Embraces Feminine Energy in Relationships, Credits Female-Led Upbringing
SNL alum Pete Davidson reveals his comfort with women taking the lead in relationships, attributing it to growing up in a female-dominated household. The comedian also shares hopes for his mother's dating life while expressing desire to be known beyond his romantic relationships.
SNL Takes Aim at Trump's Return to Presidency in Satirical Premiere
Following Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration, Saturday Night Live delivered pointed satire targeting the ceremony's religious overtones and notable attendees. The show continued its tradition of political commentary while Trump marked his first day back with executive orders and controversial pardons.
Glenn Close Reveals Robin Williams' Timeless SNL Hosting Advice
Acclaimed actress Glenn Close shares a heartfelt memory of receiving valuable guidance from Robin Williams before her 1989 SNL hosting debut. His simple yet profound advice - 'Just don't do anything you don't think is funny' - helped shape her memorable performance.
SNL's Colin Jost Opens Up About Wife Scarlett Johansson's Shocked Reaction to Risqué On-Air Jokes
Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost shares the backstage story of his wife Scarlett Johansson's genuine surprise at Michael Che's controversial jokes during SNL's 2024 Christmas special. The comedian reveals the aftermath of the unexpected roasting that left both him and his wife stunned.
SNL Star Reveals Truth Behind Career-Changing Firing: Damon Wayans' Bold Stand Against Stereotypes
Comedian Damon Wayans opens up about deliberately going off-script during a 1986 SNL sketch that led to his firing by Lorne Michaels. The controversial decision, driven by frustration over typecasting, ultimately paved the way for his groundbreaking success with 'In Living Color'.
SNL's Hidden Gem: The Hilarious Shaq Sketch That Was Too Funny to Air
Will Ferrell reveals the untold story of a cut SNL sketch featuring Shaquille O'Neal that was dropped to avoid overshadowing host Kelsey Grammer. The unaired 1998 segment featured O'Neal and Ferrell performing a comedic duet that proved too entertaining for broadcast.
SNL Legend Mike Myers Opens Up About Early Career Stage Fright
Comedy icon Mike Myers reveals experiencing severe anxiety during his early Saturday Night Live days, feeling intimidated by his talented castmates like Phil Hartman and Dana Carvey. The Wayne's World creator shares how he overcame his fears to build an impressive comedy legacy.
SNL's Japanese Office Parody Draws Mixed Reactions from Original Show Writer
Emmy-winning writer Mike Schur shares his complex feelings about SNL's 2008 parody of The Office, questioning its approach to cultural representation. The sketch, featuring white actors speaking Japanese, sparked discussions about authenticity and creative interpretation between the two iconic shows.
Former SNL Star Reveals Jimmy Carter's Hilarious Reaction to His Own Parody
Ana Gasteyer shares a remarkable childhood memory of President Carter watching Dan Aykroyd's SNL impression of him while relaxing at the White House. The former SNL cast member's unique story offers a glimpse into the lighter side of presidential life.