New faces are slated to grace the "Saturday Night Live" stage this weekend. See the host and musical guests for the Jan. 24 show.

Teyana Taylor, an actress, singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, model, choreographer and mother, will make her "SNL" hosting debut during the second episode of 2026 on Jan. 24 (although she could easily pull double-duty someday).

Dive into the world of "Saturday Night Live" as we explore the stories behind some of the cast members who left the show on their own terms, moving on to new creative heights. On the flip side, we'll also uncover the more controversial exits where tensions flared and relationships soured,

Other guest actors on the Prime Video series include Tituss Burgess, Belmont Cameli, Comedian CP, Zack Fox, Diallo Riddle, and Ziwe.

Saturday Night Live cast member Kam Patterson had a lot to say about SNL during a recent stand-up set. Most of the time, comedians and actors and stand-ups who have been lucky enough to be a part of NBC's comedy program have nothing but good things to say.

Sherman joined SNL as a featured player in 2021, and was promoted to repertory status two years later. Padilla was cast in 2024, for the show’s 50th season. In an interview with Seth Meyers, Padilla told the late-night host she never thought she would make the cut. Now, the 32-year-old is a fan favorite.

To say that Kenan Thompson is a pro when it comes to performing Saturday Night Live sketches would be a gross understatement. As it stands, Thompson is the longest-running cast member in SNL history,

"Saturday Night Live" cast member Tommy Brennan did a politically-charged monologue in tribute to Minnesota and mocking an ICE officer for slipping and falling while doing his job.

The well-known comedian appeared in nearly 150 "Saturday Night Live" episodes from 1996 to 2006.

In his memoir, Tracy Morgan wrote, "I could remember those two, especially those two people, treating me like the invisible guy."