Another shoutout of the late-night comedy variety has come for Portland. The city — which has garnered waves of national attention amid the Trump administration’s weeklong attempts to send National Guard troops to Portland — played a minor role this weekend in the first cold open of “Saturday Night Live” Season 51.

When Pedro Pascal hosted “SNL” in February 2023, he played the overbearing mother of Luis (Marcello Hernandez) in a skit called “Protective Mom.” He reprised the role that October, popping in for a cameo during Bad Bunny’s double duty episode.

Saturday Night Live opened its 51st season skewering Donald Trump's crackdown on late-night TV, as the president warned "daddy's watching."

This comes after Hermione Granger star Emma Watson addressed Rowling's incendiary comments on a podcast. Appearing on the 'On Purpose With Jay Shetty' podcast, the host asked Watson about Rowling claiming she would 'never forgive' the Potter actors for standing publicly against her views.

Season 51 of Saturday Night Live begins tonight with host Bad Bunny and musical guest Doja Cat. Bad Bunny, one of the most popular artists in the world, is returning to host the live sketch comedy show for a second time.

At “Saturday Night Live,” there’s drama before you get to the comedy. Every year at about this time, credulous observers of the venerable late-night NBC showcase get flustered by a series of cast changes that roll out about four to six weeks ahead of ...

Bad Bunny hosted the season premiere of “Saturday Night Live.” The sketch show lampooned Trump and introduced new cast members. Doja Cat was the musical guest.

Over the course of the past week, a number of cast members have announced their departure from the show. Meanwhile, "SNL" shared on Sept. 2 that Please Don't Destroy standup group comedian Ben Marshall,