Here's a breakdown of every 'SNL' sketch starring Chalamet on the Jan. 25 episode. By Ashley Iasimone Timothée Chalamet hosted SNL for a third time and starred in six sketches that made it to air ...

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Timothée Chalamet was called out for a “disrespectful” joke about late President Jimmy Carter during his “Saturday Night Live” appearance. In a workout sketch, the “Wonka” star ...

“Saturday Night Live’s” cold open spoofed the signing of the Declaration of Independence, except the scene featured President Trump. The scene began with John Hancock signing the declaratio ...

The Tony winner reprised his title role from "Hamilton" in the latest "Saturday Night Live" cold open ... (played by James Austin Johnson). The sketch began with the signing of the Declaration ...

Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet pulled double duty on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend as host and musical guest, but another celeb was not throwing away his shot to join the fun.

sketches, and cameos of the past 50 years.” Ladies & Gentlemen... 50 Years of SNL Music | Official Trailer “Ladies & Gentlemen” was co-produced by Oz Rodriguez and Roots drummer and Oscar ...

New York City’s subway-crime epidemic has gotten so ridiculous that it’s officially become fodder for late-night comedians, with “Saturday Night Live” teeing off on the violence in this ...

“SNL” returned to the air for the 12th episode of its 50th season on Jan. 25, with Timothée Chalamet channeling his inner Bob Dylan as host and musical guest. In his opening monologue ...