SNL stands for “Saturday Night Live,” which is a popular American television sketch comedy and variety show. It debuted on October 11, 1975, and is broadcast live from New York City on Saturday nights. The show features a cast of comedic actors who perform sketches, parodies, and musical performances, often satirizing current events and popular culture. SNL is known for its celebrity guest hosts, live musical acts, and iconic characters. The show’s format includes a cold open, a series of comedic sketches, and a “Weekend Update” segment that delivers humorous news commentary. Over the years, SNL has launched the careers of many famous comedians and actors and is a significant part of American television history.
'Saturday Night Live' celebrated its 50th anniversary with a star-studded event at Studio 8H, blending nostalgia with new talent. The night featured a memorable opening duet by Paul Simon and…