Maya Rudolph plays Beyoncé taking on ‘Hot Ones’ challenge on ‘SNL’

Haley Bosselman editorJulia Louis-Dreyfus, Sofía Vergara, Mindy Kaling, Michaela Coel, Maya Rudolph and Kate McKinnon will be honored as part of “Lifetime Presents Variety’s Power of Women The Comedians” special, premiering May 10 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime.The presentation will coincide with Variety’s “Power of Women” issue, featuring the honorees on the cover and hitting newsstands on May 5.

Bless the Harts is not coming back for a third season.

She’s back! Maya Rudolph made a return to the SNL stage on Saturday, March 27 to host her second show since leaving the cast in 2007 and she looked more gorgeous than ever.

Saturday Night Live has poked fun at The Shining for a new skit starring Maya Rudolph.The star, who was a former regular player in the US comedy show, returned over the weekend to host.As part of her stint, she starred in sketch ‘The Maya-ing’, which took on the style of the Stanley Kubrick film as Rudolph is visited by some familiar SNL faces.Among them are Tina Fey (as former SNL writer Gloria Zelwig), Kristen Wiig (who parodies the spooky twin girls) and Rachel Dratch (who appears in the

Maya Rudolph's Kamala Harris made a return to Saturday Night Live for the March 27 episode, accompanied by Martin Short as the second gentleman of the United States, Doug Emhoff. Rudolph's Harris addressed the nation for "A Kamala Harris Unity Seder," expressing how "this has been a difficult year for all of us, but I really do feel that we are about to see some light.

Saturday Night Live returned this evening after a month-long break, kicking off the night with a game show knocking on vacationers partying in Miami even as COVID-19 cases surge. Former SNL cast member Maya Rudolph, who serves as this week's host, took a different route for the cold open where she often portrays vice president Kamala Harris for political sketches.

A monthlong hiatus and the switch to daylight saving time took a toll on Saturday Night Live’s overnight ratings. The show’s March 27 telecast, with Maya Rudolph as host, Jack Harlow as musical guest and appearances by Martin Short, Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch, drew a 3.6 household Live+Same Day rating in the 44 metered local markets and a 1.5 adults 18-49 rating in the 25 markets with local people meters.

Guess who is back and better than ever?!

Maya Rudolph brought her Beyoncé impression to “Saturday Night Live” once again. One of the night’s highlight sketches saw the “Lemonade” songstress sit down for spicy wings on an episode of “Hot Ones”.

Maya Rudolph made this weekend’s “Saturday Night Live” a family affair. The former castmember returned to Studio 8H, and got some special support from her children.

Maya Rudolph is taking on Beyonce!

Martin Short is making his debut as the Second Gentleman!

Maya Rudolph brought her Beyonce impression to once again. One of the night's highlight sketches saw the Lemonade songstress sit down for spicy wings on an episode of Joining host Sean Evans (played by Mikey Day), Rudolph's Beyonce admits off the bat, «I still can't tell if this is beneath me. But my sister, Solange, loves this show, so I said I'd do it.»Evans first suggests they start with a mild wing to begin the interview, but Beyonce shoots this down, sharing, «Mild? Come on, now.

Maya Rudolph took a stroll down memory lane as she closed out Saturday Night Live – with the help of a few friends.

Maya Rudolph made this weekend's a family affair.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen Maya Rudolph returned to Studio 8H to host “Saturday Night Live” on March 27, so too did her take on Vice President Kamala Harris make a comeback.It didn’t come until a third of the way through the episode, but when it did, it came with bonus Martin Short as the second gentleman of the United States, Doug Emhoff.Delivering what at first appeared to be an address to America, she said, “This has been a difficult year for all of us, but I really do

Tonight, Maya Rudolph returned as host on Saturday Night Live, reminiscing about her days as a cast member on the NBC late-night sketch show, while looking to the future.

Maya Rudolph, who has regularly played Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live, is back in New York hosting the NBC comedy.

Maya Rudolph cannot do the splits despite her seemingly showing off her flexibility on Vanity Fair‘s 27th annual “Hollywood” issue cover.