Yes! Paws up, Little Monsters, because Lady Gaga is your Host and Musical guest for the March 8 episode of SNL. This marks Mother Monster's second time as Host, and her second tim

Saturday Night Live’s 50th season continues with a new episode on Saturday, March 8. Lady Gaga will serve as both host and musical guest during the live show. The performance comes one day after the singer released her new album “Mayhem” on Friday, March 7.

The best Saturday Night Live hosts remind us how important that role is. Through ups and downs, one of the best reasons to tune into SNL is to see what that week’s host will do. Some hosts quickly discover that they are not fit for the unique world of live sketch comedy. Others exceed all expectations or meet some absurdly high ones.

Gaga is hosting for the second time and is the musical guest for the fifth time. Her newest album, “Mayhem,” was released on March 7.

WWE's "Saturday Night's Main Event" will air on NBC and Peacock and feature John Cena as part of his retirement tour.

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Yes! After weeks of special anniversary celebrations, the "SNL" gang will roll up their sleeves for a brand new episode live from Studio 8H on March 1. Comedian Shane Gillis returns to host the show for the second time, with singer-songwriter Tate McRae serving as musical guest, also for the second time.

Saturday Night Live went for the obvious in its cold open: Donald Trump ‘s Oval Office meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky, in which the president and Vice President JD Vance berated the Ukrainian leader as he tried to argue that Russian President Vladimir Putin could not be trusted.

“SNL” showrunner Lorne Michaels has said that firing Gillis was not his choice and he was “angry” with NBC’s decision. All hard feelings were buried when Gillis made his official Studio 8H debut last year, hosting the February 25, 2024 episode.

The new episode will air at 11:30 p.m. ET on NBC. Those without cable can watch the show for free through FuboTV or DirecTV Stream each offering a free trial to new users. Sling is another option for streaming the show, and promotional offers are available.

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Live” ad parody combines a few factors: mimicking the tone and format of commercials, a fitting product, and a punch line that brings the whole thing home. Some ads are for familiar products; some are commentary on a type of product;