It's been six years since Lindsay Lohan lasted hosted 'Saturday Night Live.' And those six years have been interesting for the actress.
Lohan will be hosting 'SNL' for the fourth time this week with musical guest Jack White. According to sources, she has told the show's writers that nothing is off limits. Based on the promos she taped for Saturday's show below, this could also be pretty interesting.
To help ring in President's Day, political commenter and author Bill O'Reilly came on 'SNL' as a guest for What's Up With That? along with Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Upton. Wondering what insightful comments both of them made?
In light of their 14-month hiatus, Bronx Beat hosts Betty Caruso and Jodi Deitz, played by Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph, brought their sexy "boom" man Lou (Justin Timberlake) and cameraman Tony (Andy Samberg) on their 'SNL' set.
In one of Maya Rudolph's acts as the 'SNL' host this weekend, she got all dolled up as the fabulous Beyonce, awaiting the arrival of the celeb guests, like Bon Iver (played by Justin Timberlake), coming to see her new baby. Since Blue Ivy is the miracle child of the music world, it was only fitting for every visitor to bring her a gift. But what do you give the baby who has everything?
The mark of a good 'SNL' host is one that has the ability to laugh at themselves. This past Saturday, Zooey Deschanel hosted 'SNL' for the first time and while she was a little nervous and not always perfect, the 'New Girl' star had a solid run, highlighted by a skit that laughed at her own quirky persona.
In one corner, we have Karmin, the musical duo that performed 'Brokenhearted' for the 'Saturday Night Live' crowd this weekend. Amy Heidemann and Nick Noonan got their start by becoming YouTube sensations, much like Lana Del Rey. Speaking of...
In the other, we have Lana Del Rey, who was the musical guest on 'SNL' a couple weeks ago and was harshly criticized for her performances of 'Blue Jean' and 'Video Games.'
Thanks to Zooey Deschanel and 'Saturday Night Live,' we now finally have a song worthy to be the theme for Valentine's Day. Sure there are all those classic ballads from the '80s and '90s, but there's none quite like the one Deschanel performed during her opening monologue on Saturday that truly sums up what the day of love is all about.
Obviously M.I.A. giving the middle finger to everyone watching the Super Bowl was just as horrendous as Janet Jackson's infamous nip slip. That's why Zooey Deschanel had to promote her new group called One Finger, A Million Moms on 'Piers Morgan Tonight' via 'Saturday Night Live.'
Did you know Nicolas Cage has a dream to star in every movie possible? Yeah, he revealed this during 'Saturday Night Live's' Weekend Update. Well, actually, it wasn't really him who said this, it was his clone.
In an attempt to spread the glory of his films, the 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' star turned to science in order to duplicate everything about himself, but at what cost?
Whitney Houston's death came as a huge shock to everyone, including the folks at 'Saturday Night Live.' With such little time after the announcement on Saturday to pay tribute to the legendary artist, NBC was still able to set a side a moment of silence to remember Houston and all her contributions.