Watch Macklemore & Ryan Lewis play “Saturday Night Live” below, in a show that featured a ho-hum Kevin Hart.

Comedian Martin Short has done “Saturday Night Live,” Broadway and everything in between. We catch up with him in advance of his latest Denver show.

Justin Timberlake returns for his fifth turn as host of “Saturday Night Live” on March 9. He’ll also be the night’s musical guest.

Alabama Shakes treated NYC to a couple takes off of their stunning debut, “Boys and Girls.” Watch the Alabama Shakes on “Saturday Night Live” here.

Watch the Lumineers on “Saturday Night Live” performing the band’s hit, “Ho Hey,” here.

Unless the world ends on Dec. 21, Denver-based folk band, the Lumineers, will be 2013’s first Saturday Night Live musical guest. This performance comes in the wake of two surprising Grammy nominations for the band and an all around awesome 2012.

Stand-up comic and “Saturday Night Live” veteran Jon Lovtiz fills us in on his recent travels and his comedy club/podcast theater.

Dennis Miller may have broken hard for the right-wing in recent years, but he still knows what he is: a monkey with a microphone.

If you thought Tracy Morgan was gloriously incoherent and entertaining on “Saturday Night Live” and the Emmy-winning sketch-spoof “30 Rock,” you haven’t seen him doing stand-up.

A favorite of stand-up insiders and his fellow comics, Hannibal Buress has recently been branching out into the middle of the country with shows like this weekend’s Comedy Works sets.