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SNL alums Martin Short and Maya Rudolph’s COVID-19 diagnosis led Steve Martin to refer to a “curse” on the cast of the anniversary special. “Maya had Covid. Marty has Covid. I wonder why?

Glenn Strange, who replaced Karloff as the Monster-in-residence, prepared for this famous role by training with his predecessor. The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) When England’s Hammer Productions ...

The 'SNL 50 COVID Curse' joke emerged after the SNL 50th Anniversary special. Colin Jost humorously noted the risks of gathering veteran entertainers amid a "quad-demic." Steve Martin later joked ...

There were a lot of highs and lows for the 50th Anniversary special of Saturday Night Live—billed as SNL 50—that aired Sunday, February 16. There were loads of self-referential callbacks and ...

Here are the 13 best SNL characters ranked from least to most funny — as Saturday Night Live celebrates its 50th season. Of course, these things are subjective. Comedy, like beauty, is in the ...

The creature is shot many times like Christopher Lee was in the seminal Hammer title The Curse of Frankenstein. At one point, a hunter trips on a branch, which is the same one that befalls the ...

Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels fought hard with NBC executives to book the provocative Richard Pryor as the host of the show’s seventh episode on Dec. 13, 1975. Because the network feared ...

In the caption, Martin mentioned: "Maya had Covid. Marty has Covid. I wonder why? The SNL 50 Covid curse is real." The Dukes of Funnytown Tour was scheduled for Durham on February 22 and Knoxville ...