The first episode of Season 51 of Saturday Night Live wasted no time in skewering President Donald Trump. The opening sketch spoofed “Secretary of War” Pete Hegseth's recent meeting with top generals. Colin Jost, playing Hegseth, had his speech ...

Yes, SNL is all new tonight! Miles Teller is returning to Studio 8H for his second time hosting (he first headlined the show on Oct. 1, 2022). The Top Gun: Maverick star — who is promoting the romantic comedy movie Eternity, co-starring Elizabeth Olsen — will be joined by Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile as musical guest.

Season 51 of Saturday Night Live wasted no time in skewering Donald Trump in the opening minutes with a sketch mocking the president’s recent claims of ending all wars, late-night TV gripes, and connection to Jeffrey Epstein in a fiery, cold open.

Live from New York, it's "Saturday Night Live," and next week's guest is one of Cincinnati's very own. Comedian Nikki Glaser is slated to make her hosting debut on the iconic sketch show. The Cincinnati native,