Saturday Night Live

There seems to be concern surrounding the Adam Sandler/Andy Samberg comedy 'That's My Boy,' which hits theaters on June 15th. Chiefly that Sandler's recent films haven't been very good, and that his latest effort will be more 'Jack and Jill' than 'Happy Gilmore.' Despite this negative buzz, we think the movie has potential, as it is usually fun to see Sandler go full man-child.

Given that this was Kristen Wiig's last episode as a 'Saturday Night Live' cast member, it was no huge surprise to see 'SNL' favorites appearing alongside her. This goes especially for Jon Hamm, as he has become the show's go-to star for cameos.

'Saturday Night Live' is going dark for the summer. So it wouldn't be right if they didn't leave us with some tips on what do in New York during the warm months via 'Weekend Update's' city correspondent Stefon (aka Bill Hader).

'Saturday Night Live' tried to end their season with as big of a bang as they possibly could. Aside from letting Mick Jagger host for the first time, they also paid a heartfelt tribute to Kristen Wiig for her last show, and brought in sequel installments of 'Lazy Sunday' and 'The Californians.'

It looks like this recent episode of 'Saturday Night Live' wasn't just Kristen Wiig's last show. It might also have been the last time we see Andy Samberg, too. While no statements have yet been issued by NBC, certain sketches, like the Digital Short "Lazy Sunday 2," suggests it was.

As the 37th season of 'Saturday Night Live' came to a close this weekend, so did Kristen Wiig's seven-year run on the show. It was an emotional moment for the cast, who all got up at the end to say their tearful goodbyes to the veteran funny girl.

Mick Jagger, the legendary frontman of the Rolling Stones, hosted 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend, which was a significant episode for many of the cast members. Saturday marked the show's 37th season finale, Kristen Wiig's final night on 'SNL,' and the moment when Jagger said (or should we say, sang?) "sh*t" uncensored.

Mick Jagger will be hosting the season finale of 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend. And if that wasn't enough for rock-and-roll fans, the musical guests will be Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and Jeff Beck. This will be Mick's third time on the show, and first as host. The music legend (who will be 69 this summer) shot the traditional midweek promos with Kristen Wiig. Check out how he did.

We'll all get to see Liam Neeson and the rest of the wannabe-'Transformers' cast make their 'Battleship' debut on the big screen next weekend, but first 'Saturday Night Live' and Andy Samberg's Nicolas Cage persona have a couple of questions for the celeb. The main concern being, "Why isn't Nic Cage the main star?"

'Saturday Night Live' alum Will Ferrell returned to the stage this weekend to host one of the comedy show's more eventful episodes. Being that the cast reached its 100th digital short marker and the second-to-last week before the season finale, it was only fair that Ferrell brought back one of his most iconic impersonations -- George W. Bush.

'Saturday Night Live's' 100th digital short was a milestone for the late-night comedy show. After all those years of performing such classics as "Battle of the V-Necks" and Steven Spielberg's "Laser Cats 7," the celebration had to be big.

A very familiar face will be hosting 'Saturday Night Live' this week. Will Ferrell, who was a 'SNL' cast-member between 1995 and 2002 and has hosted twice after that, will be doing the duties again. The musical guest is Usher. Ferrell shot the show's traditional midweek promos with Jason Sudeikis. So how did the old hand do?

Patricia Krentcil made headlines last week after she was accused of sneaking her 5-year-old daughter into a tanning booth. So, naturally 'Saturday Night Live' had to have Kristen Wiig spoof her on the Weekend Update. The question is, did she pull through the whole skit without cracking a laugh?

'Saturday Night Live's' Weekend Update host Seth Meyers invited Sacha Baron Cohen's Admiral General Haffaz Aladeen persona (aka 'The Dictator') on the show to answer some questions about his upcoming movie -- like, Is it gonna be any good? Well, Aladeen probably knew nobody would believe it'd be worth watching, so he brought his own guest -- Martin Scorsese.

Tim Tebow has Tebowing, Victor Cruz has that crazy jig he does, Troy Palamalu has that awesome hair, but when it's time to make a touchdown, what does Eli Manning have?