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LSU Women's Basketball Coach Kim Mulkey was spoofed during a recent skit on Saturday Night Live.

John and Pete shared a smooch on ‘SNL.’

Late-night stage has welcomed some of music's hugest acts, including Queen, Nirvana, Paul McCartney and AC/DC.

How do you say 'fever' in Cajun French?

From 'The Waterboy' to subtitles that appear beneath cast members on shows like 'Swamp People' and 'Duck Dynasty,' Louisiana is no stranger to being the butt of Hollywood's jokes.

We’ve long-since forgiven Star Wars oddities like sound in space or planets with one ecosystem, but one thing never adds up: Why does everyone speak different languages to one another? SNL sought to answer exactly that with a new cut-for-time short.

We’ve known for some time that Rogue One star Felicity Jones would steal the SNL plans as our first 2017 host, so who should follow? None other than Master of None star Aziz Ansari, booking his SNL debut for the week after.

Watch Dave Chappelle make his 'SNL' debut, including his opening monologue and best skits.

Chappelle recently ribbed the stars of 'Key and Peele' for "doing [his] show for the last five years."

Benedict Cumberbatch may make for a Strange SNL host this weekend, but as everyone knows, next week might be the most in need of some levity. Thankfully, Dave Chappelle will answer that call in a rare TV appearance, hosting the followup outing with an equally exciting musical guest.

'Stranger Things' on Netflix is beyond doubt, one of the biggest hits of the year and one of the most talked about things. But, we just can't wait for season 2!

Killam was originally under a seven-year contract, but will leave the show after his sixth season.

With Star Wars: The Force Awakens less than a month away from release and anticipation reaching a feverish level unseen in movie fans since 1999, the timing is right for SNL to gently skewer the upcoming sequel. The sketch is really just an excuse for the cast to break out a bunch of impersonations they’ve obviously been keeping in their back pockets while letting them interact with actual Star Wars cast members, but c’mon, that’s all the excuse you need, really.

A contestant on Jeopardy! tricked Alex Trebek into saying "Turd Ferguson," which was made famous by Norm MacDonald as Burt Reynolds on SNL.

Most of the time, the SNL opening monologue is a formality and a tradition, a road bump on the way to the actual good parts of an episode. It feels like something the guest host does because he has to, not because anyone on the writing staff actually had a good idea. And that’s why last night’s monologue was such a joyous surprise: it was not only the best monologue of the season, but the best sketch of the whole night.

Former 'SNL' head writer Seth Meyers has made it his business to bring some of those sketches cut from 'SNL' to his own 'Late Night' show, and the results have so far been uproarious. While Will Forte's cut bit got the full sketch treatment a few months ago, Bill Hader didn't need those same bells and whistles. After all, his snipped sketch just involved him putting on a weirdly nuanced impression of '60 Minutes' anchor Bob Simon.

Don Pardo, the man who introduced the 'SNL' lineup every week since 1975, has sadly passed away at the age of 96. Pardo also lent his voice to radio, sports, game shows, and commercials over the course of his incredibly long-running career, but we'll always remember him best for that wonderful phrase: "It's 'Saturday Night Live!'"

I love it when the cast breaks character because they're laughing on SNL. Jimmy Fallon was the best/worst at this. Jason Sudeikis was on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and they put together a hilarious supercut of him TRYING to make other cast members laugh.

Jonah Hill hosted SNL last night. While he was doing his monologue "audience members" kept interrupting him to ask about his co-star in The Wolf Of Wall Street, the one and only Leonardo DiCaprio. He gets frustrated, and starts to trash Leo, but Leo was backstage the whole time. He interrupts the monologue, and things get pretty hilarious. Wait for it!

'SNL' is nothing if not timely. With the Tina Fey-hosted season premiere airing less than a day before the final episode of AMC's 'Breaking Bad,' it was only natural that they'd put together a meth-themed sketch. And since this is the world's most famous comedy and variety show, someone was able to pull the right strings and snag Jesse Pinkman himself -- Aaron Paul -- to make an appearance. Read M