SNL presents a wide range of sketch types throughout an episode to blend pop culture, satire, and character comedy. However, cold open sketches often stand out the most among other types as they ...

Sketch artist Jane Rosenberg, who was sitting in the first row of the New York courtroom, said Combs turned over to her as the jury was dismissed for lunch to make the request, reported Reuters.

His ability to tell stories about street life, romance, and depression at such a high level made Biggie Smalls one of the most complete MCs the game has ever seen. He was tragically gunned down by ...

One of the most iconic items up for auction is the crown worn by Brooklyn-born Biggie Smalls during the 1997 “King of New York” photo shoot. The portrait he took with that crown was his last ...

Despite facing the possibility of life in prison and enduring weeks of potentially damning testimony, Sean “Diddy” Combs is taking time during his racketeering and sex-trafficking trial to complain to ...

The two-time SNL host recently recalled an instance in which she took a nasty tumble and "completely knocked over" an entire set piece while attending a taping of the beloved sketch comedy show.

NEW YORK - Before the jury in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial returned from a lunch break on June 5, the grey-bearded hip-hop mogul turned to face courtroom sketch artist Jane ...

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Veteran New York sketch artist Christine Cornell has been covering the Sean Combs trial. She shared some of her sketches with Dateline: True Crime Weekly and sat down with Andrea to discuss her ...

So it's no surprise that the ultra-viral "Bridesmaid Speech" is the most-viewed SNL sketch of 2024-2025. Grande starred as a singing bridesmaid in the Domingo arc's first installment, in which she ...

One of the courtroom sketch artists tasked with covering Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial, Christine Cornell, revealed what it’s like to participate in the high-profile legal proceedings.