Donald Trump and Elon Musk have been invited to Studio 8H for Sunday’s Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary show, per Puck News. On Monday, NBC revealed the long list of A-listers and SNL alums who will appear on the special,

Donald Trump bulldozes through legal constraints, Lorne celebrates 50 years of Saturday Night Live, and meetings make way for notetakers powered by AI.

According to a report from The New York Times, President Donald Trump is considering ripping up the grass in the White House’s iconic Rose Garden and paving over it, which would result in something similar to his patio at Mar-a-Lago.

Tom Hanks riled Donald Trump supporters on Sunday with the return of his MAGA-touting hillbilly character on Saturday Night Live. The veteran actor was one of dozens of SNL alums who appeared on the sketch show’s 50th-anniversary special.

Victoria Jackson, a Saturday Night Live alum and Donald Trump supporter, is clarifying comments she made about Tom Hanks' MAGA sketch during the show's, SNL50. Jackson shared a video on Instagram in response to reporting that she "slammed" the Forrest Gump actor for his portrayal of a Trump supporter in the show's "Black Jeopardy" sketch.

A MAGA man first born in 2016 made a return to Saturday Night Live Sunday as the show celebrated its 50th anniversary — and Donald Trump’s legion of supporters went into a tailspin. Tom Hanks returned to the show with Doug,

The View host Sunny Hostin offered a unique take on a recent Saturday Night Live sketch that offended supporters of President Donald Trump.

You'd think MAGA would be outraged by Donald Trump and Elon Musk's stunts. Instead, they go after Tom Hanks' performance on 'Saturday Night Live.'

Tom Hanks triggered MAGA fans with his hilarious sketch during Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary special. On Sunday, February 16, the famed actor reprised his role as a conservative contestant named Doug in the comedy series' Black Jeopardy!

Live sketch featuring pre-presidency Donald Trump posing as a janitor making jibs at 'gay dudes' has resurfaced online. The clip is more than two decades old, first airing in 2004 when the 45th and 47th President,

America’s sweetheart Tom Hanks was crucified by conservatives over his “disgusting” portrayal of a simple, Trump-supporting racist on Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary