The last night of January marks a monumental time for Saturday Night Live, as it's the 1000th episode. Take a look at what to expect.

Lorne Michaels is executive producing the British incarnation of NBC's legendary late-night sketch show.

“Saturday Night Live” has its Emmy-worthy star. “SNL” featured performer Ashley Padilla has found her groove during the show’s 51st season, emerging as an early and viable contender for this year’s Emmys.

NBC’s Emmy Award-winning late-night comedy showcase “Saturday Night Live” returns for its 51st season of laughs, surprises and standout performances. The iconic sketch show features celebrity hosts who join an award-winning ensemble cast to perform comedic sketches,

Saturday Night Live alum Kevin Nealon (Happy Gilmore 2) shared his recent discovery about why he was fired from Weekend Update in 1994.

I don't want to believe that it's totally bizarre to me, but it's obviously an adjustment,” the comedian told PEOPLE while talking about his Ritz Super Bowl ad

But if there's one star who's earned an unfortunate reputation for the worst SNL guest to ever appear in the series, it's the influential '90s action star, Steven Seagal, a celebrity Lorne Michaels himself singled out as the worst host in Saturday Night Live' s 50-year history.

"Saturday Night Live" is bringing the funny to London town. The first ever British incarnation will premiere March 21. Here's what to know.