"Saturday Night Live" has announced its hosts for the start of its 51st season. Bad Bunny, Amy Poehler, and Sabrina Carpenter will take the stage for the first three episodes.

Not long after Adam Sandler was fired from "SNL," he got a strange call from his manager. NBC wanted him to appear on Conan’s ...

Update: Heidi Gardner is now the fourth “SNL” cast departure announced this week. A second “Saturday Night Live” cast member has announced their departure ahead of season 51. Emil Wakim joined “SNL” ...

Update: Heidi Gardner is now the fourth “SNL” cast departure announced this week. Devon Walker is leaving “Saturday Night Live” ahead of season 51. Walker, 34, who joined the “SNL” cast for season 48 ...

Another one bites the dust. Comedian Emil Wakim has announced his exit from “Saturday Night Live” after just one season, marking the latest casualty as creator Lorne Michaels plans to “shake things up ...

The show’s boss Lorne Michaels teased that there’s going to be major cast changes to Season 51, which premieres Oct. 4. During an interview with Puck News published Friday, Michaels, 80, replied “yes” ...

After Lorne Michaels teased his plans to change the “Saturday Night Live” lineup for Season 51, it’s been confirmed that new comics are joining the show while several cast members, including Ego ...

The "SNL" shake-up is continuing as another star exits Studio 8H. Emil Wakim is leaving "Saturday Night Live" after one season, he revealed in an Aug. 27 Instagram post. The comedian made clear in an ...

Five new players, including Please Don’t Destroy comedian Ben Marshall, will join the upcoming 51st season of “Saturday Night Live” amid the latest cast exodus. NBC on Tuesday announced that Marshall, ...

Emil Wakim, who held a featured player role at NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” for a single season, is leaving the late-night showcase, he disclosed in a statement on social media Wednesday. “I won’t be ...

Saturday Night Live has finally announced who will be joining the season 51 cast, and it means an exciting new era for the sketch comedy show. Saturday Night Live first aired in 1975 and has launched ...

Ben Marshall makes it clear what’s next for the boys. But, in a new update from Marshall, this isn’t the end of Please Don’t Destroy, in general. Instead, it’s the end of Please Don’t Destroy on SNL.