SNL welcomed Tina Fey back to the late night stage by honoring the great female writers in history. Jane Austin, Virginia Woolf and others are mentioned -- and subsequently ridiculed by Bill Hader.

Article Summary Tina Fey reflects on her iconic Sarah Palin impersonation during the 2008 election on SNL. She discusses how SNL's political sketches walk a line between humor and real-world impact.

Tina Fey acknowledged that she was "on the wrong side" of some jokes during her time on Saturday Night Live but maintained that other sketches, including a widely discussed impersonation of Sarah ...

Tina Fey returned to “Saturday Night Live” to reprise her impression of Sarah Palin and give a rambling, sometimes-rhyming endorsement to Donald Trump. On a mobile device? Watch the skit here. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Twenty years after her time on Saturday Night Live came to an end, Tina Fey recently looked back on some of the heavier current ...

Tina Fey admits seeing Will Ferrell flop on Saturday Night Live was "almost reassuring". The Hollywood star has recalled an awkward moment one of the SNL legend's sketches totally fell flat with ...