Ken Aymong, one of a handful of key lieutenants to executive producer Lorne Michaels at NBC‘s “Saturday Night Live,” made surprise cameos on the program’s latest two episodes — in the credits. Aymong, ...

Ken Aymong, one of a handful of key lieutenants to executive producer Lorne Michaels at NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” made surprise cameos on the program’s latest two episodes — in the credits. Aymong, ...

Ken Aymong, one of a handful of key lieutenants to executive producer Lorne Michaels at NBC's "Saturday Night Live," made a surprise cameo on the program's latest episode - in the credits. Aymong, who ...

Ken Aymong, one of a handful of key lieutenants to executive producer Lorne Michaels at NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” made a surprise cameo on the program’s latest episode — in the credits. Aymong, who ...

“Reacting to this would require me to waste my time watching it,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told Entertainment Weekly on Sunday. “And like the millions of Americans who have tuned out ...

How do you follow up one of the most hyped SNL seasons in history? Well, you just keep doing what's kept you on the air for fifty seasons. At least that's what Saturday Night Live is showing. The 50th ...

Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update took on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ 50-month sentencing, potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations at the Super Bowl, and the ongoing government shutdown, ...

Devon’s departure was the first to make headlines, and he addressed it in a social media note. In his Instagram statement, the comedian alleged the environment in Studio 8H was “toxic” sometimes. “Me ...

'SNL' spoofs surprise Netflix hit 'The Hunting Wives' 'SNL' cold open mocks Pam Bondi's Senate hearing The Domingo sketch returns yet again for 'SNL' Cold Open 'The Pickup's Pete Davidson and Keke ...

Ken Aymong, a longtime producer and behind-the-scenes force at NBC’s Saturday Night Live, has returned to the show in a surprising move after retiring in 2021. Aymong, who first joined SNL in the ...

“Reacting to this would require me to waste my time watching it,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told Entertainment Weekly on Sunday. “And like the millions of Americans who have tuned out ...