The Latest Breaking News from Aidy Bryant

When "Saturday Night Live" returned this weekend for its 48th season, the grandaddy of all sketch shows ripped itself apart before anyone else could. In a cold open, host Miles Teller and cast member Andrew Dismukes played Peyton and Eli Manning, hosts of ESPN's "ManningCast." But instead of a play-by-play…

Melissa Villaseñor, Aristotle Athari and Alex Moffat are exiting “Saturday Night Live” ahead of the sketch comedy show’s 48th season.

Along with newcomer Aristotle Athari, they’re following Aidy Bryant, Pete Davidson, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney out the door.

ST. LOUIS — Chris Redd felt strongly about filming his first big stand-up special in St. Louis.

Kate McKinnon was one of several cast members to step away from "Saturday Night Live" earlier this year. It wasn't an easy decision for McKinnon, who had been a mainstay on the sketch comedy show for 10 years after joining in Season 37.

WASHINGTON — With a little green bandaid on his furry red arm, Elmo, the beloved 3 1/2-half-year-old Muppet on the long-running children’s PBS program Sesame Street, said “there was a little pinch, but it was okay” when he received his coronavirus vaccine this week.

NEW YORK — Aidy Bryant felt it was the right time for her “Saturday Night Live” finale.

The actor featured on the late night comedy show for a decade

Although Pete Davidson was featured in many headlines over the weekend about a major cast shakeup at “Saturday Night Live,” many believe it’s the loss of Kate McKinnon that deserves the most attention.

A patchy season still managed some standout sketches including Cecily Strong’s memorable abortion skit and turns from Jason Sudeikis and Willem Dafoe

Davidson poked fun at some controversial moments from his SNL career in his farewell speech