E. Jay Krause, the set designer who won two Primetime Emmy Awards and created the influential looks of “The Hollywood Squares” and “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In,” died April 12 in Los Angeles.

Saturday Night Live has been a staple of NBC for over 50 years, and British fans are about to get their very own version — whether they want it or not. Sky has confirmed that SNL UK is in the works.

The innovative and star-studded indoor six-a-side league now has a fully-fledged UK version following its initial success in Germany. Featuring top names from the worlds of football, social media ...

Can a British version reach the same heights? For five decades, the phrase "Live from New York, it's Saturday night!" has boldly opened episodes of Saturday Night Live, with its tried and tested ...

Danielle is determined to get world leaders to support her radical plans to tackle world hunger. She already knows that the British Prime Minister might be a tough nut to crack, but little does she ...

Before starring on ITV’s Coronation Street, the actor behind Carl, Jonathan Howard, has appeared in many big Hollywood productions, including a Marvel movie. Previously appearing in the likes of Dream ...

The sleazy rise – and billion-dollar fall – of Hollywood’s self-styled ‘pick up artist’ James Toback once hobnobbed with Warren Beatty, Robert Downey Jr and Alec Baldwin. Now he faces ...

Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels will bring a British version of the long-running sketch comedy show to Sky. The American pop culture institution, which celebrated 50 years of the NBC ...

Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels will bring a British version of the long-running sketch comedy show to Sky. The American pop culture institution, which celebrated 50 years of the NBC ...

(Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File) The U.K. version, produced with Sky Studios, will have a British cast of comedians — to be announced later — and follow the same format with famous guest ...

ETA: 2026. American pop culture institution Saturday Night Live announced that it plans to launch a British version of the US sketch comedy show that is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.