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“Saturday Night Live” put the matters of cast turnover, the quality of its comedy, and concerns over its future front and center during its 47th season opener.

Straight out of “Top Gun: Maverick,” actor Miles Teller will host the opening episode of the 48th season of “Saturday Night Live” on Oct. 1. Pulitzer Prize winner Kendrick Lamar will be the musical guest on opening night, his third appearance on “SNL,” NBC said on Tuesday. It promises to be a transition season for NBC’s comedy institution, which has…

He becomes the latest in a long line of Saturday Night Live cast members to leave the show ahead of season 48.

“Saturday Night Live” has added the show’s first nonbinary cast member and three other newcomers.

Comedian Molly Kearney will become the first nonbinary cast member on “Saturday Night Live”

On the red carpet at the 2022 Emmy Awards, “Saturday Night Live” alum Kate McKinnon got candid about her departure from the show. Hear what the longtime cast member is going to miss the most.

The 33-year was one of the many first responders killed in the line of duty on that fateful day back in 2001. Casey Davidson was just 3 years old at the time of her dad’s death, while Pete Davidson was 7.

Aidy Bryant is opening up about being “Live from New York” no longer. The comedian, who joined “Saturday Night Live” in 2012, announced her exit from the sketch show in May alongside fellow cast members Pete Davidson, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney. Bryant, who was nominated for three Emmys for her work on SNL, said the departure almost happened a…

After announcing that he was leaving “SNL,” Pete Davidson reflected on his journey while on Weekend Update and thanked the show for “always having my back.” Plus see Kate McKinnon’s last sketch.

The 47th season finale of “Saturday Night Live” was full of goodbyes.

After starring on “Saturday Night Live” for eight years, Pete Davidson announced that the May 21 episode would be his last, thanking the cast and crew for “memories that will last a lifetime.

After eight seasons, Pete Davidson is reportedly set to leave “Saturday Night Live” after the May 21 finale. Find out why you can still expect to see Pete on the small screen.

Selena Gomez made her “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut over the weekend and joked in her monologue that she was hoping to find romance on the sketch series, like Emma Stone and Scarlett Johansson did with their respective “SNL” husbands.

The cold open on “Saturday Night Live” brought viewers into the courtroom of the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial.

“Saturday Night Live” returned this week with host Benedict Cumberbatch appearing in the cold open sketch that took aim at Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s leaked draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade.

“Saturday Night Live” tackled everything in its cold open from Elon Musk trying to buy Twitter, the resurrection of COVID cases, and even this week’s Brooklyn, New York subway attack.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic appointment as the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court was the focus of the show’s cold open.

“Saturday Night Live” returned after a short break with addressing the biggest news of the last week: Will Smith walking up on stage and slapping Chris Rock after he made a joke during the 94th Academy Awards.

There’s a new player in the drama between Kanye West (aka “Ye”) and Pete Davidson, and it’s Davidson’s fellow “Saturday Night Live” star Chris Redd.

Blue Origin announced Monday that “Saturday Night Live” comedian Pete Davidson is on the flight log for their next New Shepherd mission.