'Saturday Night Live': Maya Rudolph Gets Some Support from Her Kids in Sweet Monologue

Beyonce and her little ones have been busy making a splash at the beach, according to her latest Instagram post. 

Maya Rudolph's portrayal of Vice President Kamala Harris or Martin Short taking on the role of Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, but rather the family members who didn't show up to Seder in the sketch. Doug's son, Cole Emhoff, tweeted a two-eyed emoji, writing, "@nbcsnl, how you gonna leave me out my own fam dinner...«Kerstin Emhoff, Cole's mom and Doug's ex-wife, replied to his tweet, writing, „Hmmmm @ColeEmhoff  and I def got left out of that skit @nbcsnl

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 bathtub), while current cast member Kenan Thompson also pops up.The sketch ends in much the same way as The Shining, with Rudolph added to a photo with past cast members including Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi and Gilda Radner.In a separate sketch, the host

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.

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.

Saturday Night Live last night (March 27), playing Beyoncé in a themed sketch.In the scene, Rudolph’s Beyoncé took on the popular YouTube challenge Hot Ones, which sees celebrities chatting while eating increasingly hot chicken wings.Rudolph’s most notable previous appearance as Queen Bey on the show came back in 2012, in a sketch about her son Blue Ivy that featured Justin Timberlake as Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon and Kristen Wiig as Taylor Swift.Watch last night’s sketch below.Last year, Rudolph won an Emmy Award for her regular guest role on SNL portraying US Vice President Kamala Harris, alongside Jim Carrey as Joe Biden.“I’m so grateful, always, to be a part of that place,” Rudolph told Jimmy Fallon of her time on SNL recently.“And then

Jack Harlow made his musical debut on Saturday Night Live last night, performing his recent singles ‘Tyler Herro’ and ‘Whats Poppin’ back to back.The rapper appeared on the long-running comedy sketch show on March 27 alongside actor Maya Rudolph, back on hosting duties for her first episode after a month-long hiatus.Harlow had spoken about the honour of performing on the long-running show on Twitter when the news was announced last month (Febuary 28). “I grew up watching SNL with my family every weekend,” Harlow wrote.

Saturday Night Live returned from a three-week winter hiatus with Maya Rudolph, who is the fourth former cast member to host during the 46th season.The 48-year-old comedian, whowas a featured player on NBC's sketch comedy show from 2000-2007 and returned to portray Vice President Kamala Harris last year, was joined with musical guestJack Harlow.Before her monologue, the Emmy winner appeared in a spoof commercial for a new game show, after a fake ad for a series called Spring Break Miami Beach 2021, which teased the 'party don't stop, until the government mandated curfew.' She's back! Saturday Night Live returned from a three-week winter hiatus with Maya Rudolph, who is the fourth former cast member to host during the 46th seasonRudolph made

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.

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.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSpring break is upon many college students, and despite the still ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of them have flocked to Miami Beach, prompting rallies and protests and, on the night of March 27, a “Saturday Night Live” sketch about the “fourth wave” they may be starting.Episode host (and former cast member) Maya Rudolph played the host of a fictional spring break game show down in Florida entitled “Snatched, Vaxed or Waxed,” kicking things off by saying about the pandemic, “We’re so close to the end, let’s ruin it!”Chris Redd, Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney were the contestants, while Chloe Fineman, Ego Nwodim and Heidi Gardner came on as “COVID cuties.” The object of the game was for the

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

Jack Harlow has been blowing up the music space for the last year. The 23-year-old rapper got major buzz in 2020 for song “Whats Poppin’,” which hit number two on the Billboard Music Charts. He’s officially set to make his first-ever appearance on Saturday Night Live March 27, alongside host and former SNL cast member Maya Rudolph, 48.

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

Maya Rudolph is coming back to as more than just a guest star. The longtime castmember will be helming the show this weekend, which also marks the first new episode of spring.Rudolph joined castmember Chris Redd and musical guest Jack Harlow in the first promo for the upcoming episode, and proved she was as every bit prepared to celebrate the change in seasons.«Spring! The symbolic representation of birth! New life, new beginnings,» Rudolph shares with fiery passion.