Saturday Night Live

Clearly, the good people behind the Golden Globes just couldn't get enough of Ricky Gervais' antics and mud-slinging comedy since they've asked him back for more. 'Saturday Night Live' seems assured of his impending success on Sunday that it's booked him up solid with similar hosting gigs... well, not really similar.

Now that the 'Harry Potter' film series has ended after an eight movie run, Daniel Radcliffe is a boy wizard no more. And while the 22-year old does have a fairly successful dramatic stage career to fall back on, the world will get to see if he can also do comedy when he hosts 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend.

The former basketball player and outspoken media personality, Charles Barkley, delighted sports fans with a pitch-perfect parody of Shaquille O'Neal on 'Saturday Night Live.' Almost as entertaining, though, was when he got a taste of his own medicine.

Do you find it nearly impossible to understand what Kobe Bryant is saying during his post-game, wrap-up speeches? Yeah, so do we. Thankfully, Charles Barkley has us covered. This weekend he revealed 'Saturday Night Live's' new app, which features Barkley himself translating all the mumbling of sports figures into coherent speech.

Here are a couple scenarios given out by Charles Barkley. See if you can figure them out. (1) You go to a restaurant, but you can't tell if the chicken is organic. (2) You decide to vacation at your summer home, even though you already promised your friends they could stay in one of the five guest rooms. These are what Barkley and 'SNL' call "white people problems."

Charles Barkley, NBA Hall of Famer, TNT broadcaster and Weight Watcher's latest pitchman, will be hosting 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend, with musical guest (and proud Ron Paul supporter) Kelly Clarkson. In the promo for the show we learn that Barkley got a thesaurus for Christmas, so maybe the big man will be throwing in some big words tomorrow night, along with all the inevitable gambling an

One of the great holiday memories from the 'Saturday Night Live' of the 1990s is the 'I Wish It Was Christmas Today" song that Jimmy Fallon, Tracy Morgan, Chris Kattan and Horatio Sanz used to perform. This year, our holiday wished came true and we got to see it again last night when Fallon hosted the show.

By now everyone knows that Tim Tebow developed a habit of kneeling and praying at each football game, right? Well, in case you all were wondering if this ritual has any effect on the game, someone very special to the football star showed up on 'Saturday Night Live' to clear the air. Yup, Jesus-impersonating Jason Sudeikis himself!

Nothing says "Christmas" on 'Saturday Night Live' more than Michael Buble, a Sting-dressed Jimmy Fallon, and a slew of other big name talents making an album together. For the follow-up to Buble's #1-selling 'Christmas' album, Justin Bieber (Fallon again), Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and other stars brought together their "talents" for 'Christmas Duets.'

Last night's 'Saturday Night Live' was all about remembering the good times with ex-cast members like Jimmy Fallon, who hosted, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. All three big names are former Weekend Update anchors, and what better way for them to celebrate the fond memories than to throw down a good, old-fashioned 'Joke Off?'

With the need to produce a brand-new live show each week, the hours can often be grueling on 'Saturday Night Live.' So, we can hardly blame cast member Taran Killam for cutting loose during a 4:30AM writer's meeting by recreating the video for Robyn's 'Call Your Girlfriend.'

Everyone seems to hate the very idea of the movie 'New Year's Eve,' even if they haven't seen it. 'Saturday Night Live' joined in on the fun the other night and suggested a sequel for the film -- 'Apocalypse.'

If there's one thing Katy Perry and Andy Samberg taught us this week on 'SNL,' it's that the holidays are the time to spend with loved ones and 'Best Friends.' It's also the time to meet new best friends, even if they happen to be a homeless Mat Damon, who likes to steal socks, and "brilliant lunatic" Val Kilmer, who likes to huff gas fumes.

If you can't tell by Alec Baldwin's feud with American Airlines over the whole Words with Friends fiasco, the actor just can't seem to leave well enough alone. You knew that 'SNL' was going to do something about it, but Baldwin actually appeared on the show. And how did he appear? As the pilot of the American Airlines flight he was kicked off of!

The holiday season brings flocks of tourists to New York City, and 'Saturday Night Live's' Stefon knows all the best places to hit up. Sightseers definitely be warned, though, that these places involve the "bucket list of a dying pervert," someone named Fat Sajak, and a guy who looks like Wilford Brimley.