HBO's upcoming "Harry Potter" TV series has attracted plenty of negative attention since it was announced in 2023. This weekend, "Saturday Night Live" addressed one of the more consistently discussed problems with the new series: that the only prominent Black character is also considered evil for much of the series.

Saturday Night Live” kicked off its latest cold open with a parody skit featuring Attorney General Pam Bondi’s recent firing. The sketch depicted an NCAA Final Four postgame show in which Charles

Saturday Night Live UK has lost the best part of 100,000 viewers since its premiere. The third episode in the series, hosted by Riz Ahmed, was watched by 130,100 viewers at 10PM on Sky, according to official overnight BARB figures supplied by overnights.

After facing intense backlash over the casting of Black Severus Snape in HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter series, the debate has now made its way into mainstream comedy. On April 4, Saturday Night Live addressed the controversy head-on in a skit,

The Catholic church says Vance's new book is "somehow the worst publicity we've ever had," Colin Jost jokes

A pair of "Jacks" are gearing up for a "Saturday Night Live" takeover. Here's what to know about the April 4 show, including how to watch.

The Saturday Night Live crowd in New York City clapped and cheered loudly for a Michael Che joke about President Trump getting assassinated like Abraham Lincoln The post SNL Seemingly Cracks a Joke About the Idea of Trump Getting Assassinated — Audience Cheers Wildly first appeared on Mediaite.

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