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A 'Saturday Night Live' skit parodying Donald Trump building a White House ballroom with the Property Brothers features exaggerated humor, including Trump calling ICE on the Canadian actors, and jokes about his third term and a ring for MMA fights on the lawn.
Saturday Night Live aired a skit featuring Miles Teller as the Property Brothers helping Trump build a White House ballroom, humorously depicting exaggerated renovations and political satire, ending with Trump calling ICE on the brothers for their Canadian nationality.
After the 77th Emmys, producers discussed various behind-the-scenes details, including a surprise use of Lorne Michaels' cut-out during a 'Survivor' sketch without prior notice, the success of a Boys and Girls Club fundraiser, and the decision-making behind show order and guest appearances, highlighting the event's spontaneous and planned elements.
In a skit on Saturday Night Live, the show parodied NPR's Tiny Desk concert series with a segment featuring a work-obsessed NPR intern interrupting a band's performance and causing chaos, ultimately leading to the creation of a podcast titled "Beep Boop I'm Gay Now."
At the 2024 SAG Awards, Billie Eilish and Melissa McCarthy engaged in a bizarre skit where Eilish autographed McCarthy's forehead and metallic gown, leading to a humorous exchange on stage. Eilish sported a schoolgirl-inspired ensemble on the red carpet and is expected to attend the Oscars next month.
In the latest Saturday Night Live cold open, James Austin Johnson portrayed Donald Trump discussing his upcoming court cases and the 2024 presidential race, joking about the possibility of going to jail, becoming president, or facing "The Purge." The skit also poked fun at Trump's rivals and referenced recent events, including Trump's cognitive abilities and his legal troubles.
In the latest Saturday Night Live cold open, James Austin Johnson portrayed Donald Trump holding a press conference from a New York courtroom, joking about his potential outcomes for 2024, including jail, presidency, or "The Purge." The skit also poked fun at Trump's legal battles and his rivals in the presidential race, with Johnson's spot-on imitation capturing Trump's stream of consciousness and non-sequiturs. The segment humorously referenced Trump's cognitive abilities and his avoidance of debates and elections, providing a satirical take on the former president's potential campaign strategies.
"Saturday Night Live" (SNL) parodied the recent hearing involving Rep. Elise Stefanik and college presidents discussing antisemitism on campuses. In the skit, Chloe Troast portrayed Stefanik, questioning the presidents about their response to antisemitism and Islamophobia. The sketch humorously highlighted Stefanik's loyalty to former President Donald Trump and her frustration with the evasive answers from the college presidents. The jokes were based on real-life testimony, and the skit received attention following the controversy surrounding the presidents' comments.
Jason Momoa caused a stir as he stripped down to his underwear in a steamy new promo for his return to Saturday Night Live. The actor, known for his roles in Aquaman and Game of Thrones, pranced around the stage in his underwear while regular cast member Ego Nwodim tried to convince him to get dressed. Momoa's previous appearance on the show included a memorable nude scene, and this promo continued the trend of showcasing his physique.
Mick Jagger joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show for a skit called "Freezer Secrets" where they get locked in a walk-in freezer and share their deepest secrets. Jagger admitted that he did once get some satisfaction, referring to the Rolling Stones' hit song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," but revealed it was from popping bubble wrap. He also jokingly claimed that his real name is Rick. Jagger has been making appearances to promote the Rolling Stones' new album, Hackney Diamonds, which features guest appearances by Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Lady Gaga, and original Stones bassist Bill Wyman.
A skit humorously portrays the disappointment of a PlayStation 5 user when challenged by a Nintendo Switch player in Mortal Kombat 1, highlighting the inferior graphics and performance of the Switch port compared to other versions of the game. The skit pokes fun at the meme surrounding the Switch port and showcases the player's confusion and renaming of the characters.
Conor McGregor has said that he has made amends with Burnie, the Miami Heat mascot, after sending him to the hospital during a skit gone wrong. McGregor punched Burnie during a mid-game promotion for his brand TIDL, a spray that is supposed to relieve pain. The punch appeared to legitimately land, and Burnie was forced into the emergency room where they gave him actual pain medication. McGregor insists that there are no hard feelings and that it was all part of the show.
Ariana Grande posted a TikTok skit in which she portrays her past and present selves discussing her cat-eye beauty look. The "past" Ariana defends her thick winged eyeliner, saying she's "going through a phase."