When “Saturday Night Live” begins its 51st season this week, beyond the usual concerns as enduring as the sketch show itself — Who will be the new breakout stars? Is “Weekend Update” pulling punches?

One of the first endorsement deals for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was with CommunityAmerica Credit Union. Mahomes has done a number of spots through the years for the financial institution, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Unlike the majority of comedians when they’re first cast on Saturday Night Live, Beck Bennett was ...

Some SNL fake ads are so outrageously creative, they leave you wishing they were real series. In this video, we spotlight three iconic sketches that are practically begging for their own spin-off mini ...

Humanaut is shooting a commercial the week of June 23 in Chattanooga and is looking for seven background talent: six kids ages 6-9 and one dad age 30-40 for a kids fruit juice product. All ethnicities ...

More than a month after Morgan Wallen's abrupt exit on "Saturday Night Live," we finally know what "Get me to God's country" means. Well, kind of. The country star offered a brief explanation for his ...

The star isn’t always forthright about her past. After Forte shared one of his favorite pitches that didn’t make it to air, Fey reflected on all of her sketches that got national exposure. “I have the ...

Don't ask Tina Fey if she wrote your least favorite Saturday Night Live sketch. She might not tell the truth. Fey began working at SNL as a writer in 1997, and was promoted to head writer in 1999. She ...

On this week’s episode of SNL, host Jack Black joins Cheetos mascot Chester Cheetah for a commercial selling a twist on a familiar product. Voiceover sets the stage for what is just “another ordinary ...

At a glance, Jelly Roll's new commercial for Zevia is kind of corny. The singer gets out of jacked-up truck wearing cutoff shorts, a white tank top and sleeveless flannel. Then, he fluffs his hair, ...

The perfect “Saturday Night Live” ad parody combines a few factors: mimicking the tone and format of commercials, a fitting product, and a punch line that brings the whole thing home. Some ads are for ...