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Saturday Night Live guest host Sydney Sweeney played Tina, a Hooters waitress who easily out-earned her coworkers despite spilling beer on customers and making an alcoholic relapse. While the tips acquired for the day by other waitresses (Chloe Fineman, Sarah Sherman) came out to under $50, Sweeney piled up stacks of bills that amounted to $36,000. After Fineman and Sherman expressed shock, Sweeney appeared confused, asking, “Is that low?” “I wouldn’t say low,” Fineman replied, with Sherman adding:…

Both tracks are from the country singer-songwriter's forthcoming album, due out March 15 A barefoot Kacey Musgraves opened her third appearance as Saturday Night Live musical guest by singing the mellow title track of Deeper Well, her new album that comes out March 15. The 14-track LP, recorded at New York’s storied Electric Lady Studios, is “a collection songs I hold very dear to my heart,” Musgraves wrote in an Instagram post last month announcing her latest work.…

Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update took aim at Donald Trump‘s bizarre moment at the southern border this week, as well as Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell announcing he’ll step down as his party’s Senate leader. Trump, who toured the Texas-Mexico border Thursday alongside the increasingly militant Gov. Greg Abbott, at one point waved at migrants through a barbed wire fence and claimed, “They like Trump, can you believe it?” Co-anchor Colin Jost offered a rational response, given Trump’s Hilter-adjascent…

The Euphoria star played up the online speculation with help from Powell, who sat in the front row of the audience Sydney Sweeney debuted as Saturday Night Live guest host by talking about a number of rumors about her, one having to do with her Anyone But You co-star, Glen Powell. Of the online speculation that she and Powell had been romantically involved, Sweeney said definitively: “That’s obviously not true.” Sweeney noted that her fiancé, Jonathan Davino, helped produce the 2023…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Quick Answer: Watch Sydney Sweeney host SNL online for free with trials to DirecTV Stream and fuboTV. Madame Web and Immaculate star Sydney Sweeney will host Saturday Night Live for the first time tonight. The Anyone But You actress will be joined by musical guest Kacey Musgraves, who’s set to release her new LP, Deeper Well, on March 15. Here’s what you need to know…

Seconds into his first Saturday Night Live opening monologue nearly five years after being fired from the show for his racist and homophobic slurs on his podcast, stand-up comedian Shane Gillis opened the old jar of misfires. “I was actually - fired from this show a while ago. But, you know. Don't look that up, please. If you don't know who I am, please don't Google that," began the comic. Shane Gillis returns to Saturday Night Live after being fired from the show nearly five years on receiving backlash for using…

The stand-up comedian Shane Gillis — famously hired and fired from “Saturday Night Live” in 2019 when racist slurs he used on a podcast resurfaced — guest hosted the show, proving that longtime producer Lorne Michaels is still willing to court controversy if it means people will tune in to see potential fireworks. But the fireworks were pretty muted and relegated only to the monologue that Gillis delivered, in which he acknowledged the firing sheepishly, but then proceeded to walk a comedic tightrope in the rest of his…

The rapper also took to the stage for "Should've Wore a Bonnet," with all three tracks from his new album, American Dream 21 Savage debuted as Saturday Night Live‘s musical guest first with a performance of his new single, “Redrum.” The violin-intro track comes from his third solo album, American Dream, which came out last month and topped the Billboard 200 Albums chart upon its release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtOhMc1y-10 The Atlanta rapper–Rolling Stone‘s cover artist in…

The $400 kicks "gave me the power to say I’m good at basketball," Shane Gillis' character explains Saturday Night Live took aim at former President Donald Trump‘s decision to hawk gold sneakers for about $400 a pair with a reimagining of the 1992 flick White Men Can’t Jump called White Men Can Trump. Shane Gillis‘ character, rather than seeing his on-court skills legitimately improve by wearing the shoes, is able to master the ability to make people think he’s now dominant at the sport. As the…

Marcello Hernandez appeared as a frozen embryo to explain why he actually didn't feel like a person Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update went after former President Donald Trump‘s wild campaign rhetoric, as well as the Alabama Supreme Court ruling this week that frozen embryos created through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are human beings. Co-anchor Colin Jost began by quipping that, after Trump won the South Carolina primary earlier in the night, he “is now undefeated everywhere except court.”…