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It may be literal fake news, but it's the story we care about.
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"The guy that punches people in the face over a parking spot, has aggressively harassed paparazzi, and humiliated his daughter ... is worried about a tweet?"
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Can someone please tell Donald Trump Jr. that SNL is not spelled "S&L"?
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He also highlighted the President’s apparent reputation for being a serial regifter.
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Plus, host Jason Momoa brings back his famous Khal Drogo character from Game Of Thrones.
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"He looks like he's actually made out of dough. He's like the Pillsbury Doughboy. I just want to poke his belly."
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Also discussed: how similar chicken salad is to tuna fish and the difference between collusion and coffers.
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The former Danity Kane singer, much like this presidency, is a product of reality television.
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Because Eric Trump and Don, Jr. aren't tied to the scandal of the week, these character let 'SNL' take on the Trump administration in a more subtle and sillier...
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Can we finally talk about how Showtime's
The Circus tried to warn viewers about all this "Russia stuff" back in 2016?
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Is Robert Mueller the new Arie?
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While Day currently serves as a reliably funny member of the cast, there are greater depths to his talent that we'd love to see more of.
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"The State of the Union," the first episode of the Colbert-produced animated comedy, is inconsistent but has potential.
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Who knew Fire and Fury could be read with such flourish?
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No studio is attached to the project but author Michael Wolff is set to be executive producer.
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Behind every powerful woman is a man whining, “What about meeeeee?”
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Plus, the Guy Who Just Bought A Boat reminds us that "Mistletoe leads to camel toe."
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Jodie Foster on Friday reprised her Oscar-winning role as Clarice Starling in a spot-on 'Late Show' spoof.
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The comedian also tried to clarify whether or not she was sorry about her controversial decapitated Trump photo in an interview on BBC's 'HARDtalk.'
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"I know this photo looks bad, but remember: It also IS bad."