Saturday Night Live (SNL) has been a comedic staple since its debut in 1975, famous for serving up a mix of satire, parody, and absurdity with each episode. Over the decades, the show has become a ...

However, many of the skits would not pass muster in today’s politically-correct era. Race, sexuality, age and other topics are among the off-color topics skewered for laughs. In a takeoff of the Woody ...

Since YouTube first hit the World Wide Web back in 2005, people have been trying to find internet fame—and many have succeeded. The ability to upload your own video to the masses has democratized ...

When the Sun City Community Theater planned its next performance, it relied on the creativity of a number of members to come up with the show and asked Jeanne Cantor to direct. The result is “Audition ...

'Saturday Night Live' fans love rewatching their favorite 'SNL' skits, but did yours make the list of most-watched on the late-night comedy show's YouTube? In this sketch from season 41, a precocious ...

A script for a USO performance that Al Franken worked on called for “Dr. Al Franken” to perform a “breast exam” on stage before cheering American soldiers, according to Franken’s own reading of the ...