SNL writers Jimmy Fowlie and Ceara O'Sullivan revealed the origin of the popular sketch in a recent interview with Vanity Fair, explaining that it was inspired by a very off-key wedding tribute ...

He knows that Lorne doesn’t like bad singing, and he thought the sketch was really funny. He was like, “Okay, my Lorne Spidey senses are kind of tingling.” So I was the lead of the panic.

But the recurring sketch that dominated the season was another one of Grande’s: “Domingo.” The Oscar nominee was joined by a cast of bridesmaids to toast the bride with an original song to the tune of ...

The sketch in question featured “SNL” cast members Ego Nwodim, Chloe Fineman, Bowen Yang and Sarah Sherman, as well as Saturday’s guest host, Mikey Madison, singing about the absurdity of ...

As it turns out, there’s actually at least one sketch that series EP Lorne Michaels hated. Seth Meyers brought up an interesting relic from SNL ’s past during a recent installment of The ...

Billie Eilish isn’t interested in going viral on TikTok — at least that’s the message she gives in a Saturday Night Live sketch about the social media platform. During SNL‘s Michael Keaton ...

Meanwhile, viewers need only to revisit Rudolph’s classic “National Anthem” sketch from 2006 to see how her voice is a tool. Back then she played a local contest winner who got to sing the ...

Pro tip: If you can't sing, don't perform a song for a wedding toast. While Saturday Night Live's recent viral "Domingo" sketch is hilarious, the inspiration behind it is a lot more cringe because ...