Over the weekend, "Saturday Night Live" had originally planned to run a cold open featuring Fred Armisen's President Obama that basically lampooned Obama's supposed exploitation of the killing of Bin Laden.

Two interesting tidbits about upcoming hosts of "Saturday Night Live" were revealed this weekend following a fairly mediocre episode.

Us Weekly -- that bastion of journalistic integrity, a publication that's never missed a beat in the ongoing mundanities of the Kardashians -- is reporting that Jason Sudeikis, Kristen Wiig, and Andy Samberg are leaving "SNL" at the end of the season.

Lindsay Lohan -- who has hosted "Saturday Night Live" thrice, but not since 2006, and certainly not since she became the coke-addicted trainwreck she is now -- is set to host the show again on March 3rd.

One of my favorite things about summer is that we rarely talk about "Saturday Night Live," which means that I don't have to read the two most tiresome and insipid comments this blog generates: "SNL is still on the air.

Each month when we have our Uproxx writer meetings on Fire Island, we always remember to go over the cardinal rules of blogging.

"Hey, shouldn't a black guy play Barack Obama on 'Saturday Night Live'.

Following the news that Will Forte is departing the cast of "Saturday Night Live" after eight seasons, NBC's late-night stalwart has added three new cast members for its 36th season: Taran Killam, Paul Brittain, and Vanessa Bayer.

Well, it's official: Betty White really will be the host of "Saturday Night Live" on May 8th.