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Small states, big shots Print this article In the race to vaccinate their populations, Israel and the United Arab Emirates are leaving the rest of the world in the dust. The Republic of Seychelles, a small island group in the Indian Ocean, is also an unheralded leader in the effort. One thing these nations have in common is that they are all small. They are reasonably wealthy, too, but wealth alone does not correlate with vaccination rates, as the dismal efforts in the European Union and Canad...

Saturday Night Live's cold open took a look at the year of 2021 so far and spoofed pop-culture and political figures including QAnon Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, a GameStop investor, O. J. Simpson, and Tom Brady.

John Krasinski hosted for the first time, with Machine Gun Kelly as the musical guest.

John Krasinski and Pete Davidson left Saturday Night Live viewers stunned after they shared a steamy kiss during his hilarious four and a half-minute monologue.  As the two-time SAG winner, 41, hosted the popular sketch-comedy series for the first time, he was bombarded with repeated  questions about his character from The Office, which ran for nine seasons from 2005 to 2013 on NBC. To be here now on this historic stage is nothing short of mind-blowing for me because, the actor, known for...

By Zach Seemayer‍ This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Embed Code Now playing Saturday Night Live is back! The sketch comedy series returned after a very lengthy hiatus (during a very volatile few months) and decided to cover as much of what they missed all in one go, with a little help from host John Kra...

At long last, Saturday Night Live has returned with a new episode — the first such episode since December 19th. The latest episode began with Kate McKinnon hosting a faux talk show titled What Still Works?, where the SNL mainstay played host to a wide array guests. It started with Cecily Strong [...]

“So government doesn’t work and, frankly, I regret not taking that gun.” “I’m not an actor, I’m a[n action hero and not just a Jim Halpert] star!!” For the first Saturday Night Live of this year of please-god-let-it-be-different, 2021, I’m here to paraphrase Stefon. This SNL had everything: a host who threw himself into sketches; the return of Li’l Baby Aidy; a political but not impression-driven cold open; a genuinely weird ten-to-one sketch; Bowen Yang as Fran Lebowitz; a...

Where are the Biden joke skits? Is the President now off limits? Biased SNL is slammed for completely avoiding Joe and Kamala jokes in first episode since inauguration - after four years of making Trump the butt of their jokes Hosted by John Krasinki, the first SNL of 2021 managed to not feature either the president or vice president in its skits despite being sworn in two weeks ago  Instead it featured appearances from Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tom Brady The move was blasted online by some v...

Saturday Night Live’s January 30 cold open, featuring Kate McKinnon as herself, Cecily Strong as Marjorie Taylor Greene, and John Krasinski as Tom Brady. After a year that seemed to last a decade, the month of January has somehow also managed to pack a lifetime’s worth of major historic events into a few weeks. That was the premise of Saturday Night Live’s cold open for its January 30 show, which featured a spoof of gentle morning talk shows, called What Still Works? Kate McKinnon play...