Saturday Night Live

McCartney performed "Maybe I'm Amazed" early in the night and Simon closed the show with "Still Crazy after All These Years."

Miley Cyrus sang Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" on 'SNL 40.'

Paul McCartney and Paul Simon helped open 'SNL 40' with a Beatles classic.

If you listen to Jack FM, you know the song "Your Love" by The Outfield. What you might not know is that a few weeks ago, the song was used on Saturday Night Live in a very funny segment.

After a few weeks into a new season of Saturday Night Live, one starts to get a feel for the new cast members.

'SNL' is back with a real actor this week, after having musicians host two weeks in a row. Christoph Waltz of 'Django Unchained' drops by to spruce things up, but how did he do?

When you've got Paul McCartney as your musical guest, you need to take full advantage of his presence -- and that's exactly what 'Saturday Night Live' did on this past weekend's (Dec. 15) episode, finding a way to wedge in three performances from the former Beatle, with talented backing bands that included Joe Walsh and members of Nirvana.

As a way to address this past Friday's unfortunate tragedy in Newtown, CT, 'Saturday Night Live' opened their most recent episode -- hosted by alum Martin Short -- with a heartfelt performance of the Christmas classic, 'Silent Night.'

Let's not forget that long before Jamie Foxx was winning oscars and rapping with Kanye West, he was making us laugh on "In Living Color" with his hilarious "Wanda" character. That's why I was looking forward to Foxx's second stint as host on Saturday Night Live, where there was no need for him to take himself so seriously...

Kenan and Kel were a beloved comedy team in the late '90s and early 2000s, and went their separate ways about ten years ago. Since then, they've both had solid careers as respected character actors, even if Kenan has been the slightly more successful of the two with his Saturday Night Live work and film appearances. Unfortunately, Kenan's success apparently means he wants nothing to do with Kel. R