Larry David, the King of Cringe, returned to host Saturday Night Live for a second time, but without the timeliness of his spot-on Bernie Sanders impression, the episode was a largely unfocused ...

“I’m not an actor, I’m a [comedy legend/failed SNL writing] star!” With Larry David returning to host SNL tonight, it’s tempting to view it as a victory lap. After all, back in the 1984 ...

This week’s “SNL” gave us a “The Price Is Right Celebrity Edition” sketch featuring the following contestants: host Larry David as Bernie Sanders, Chris Redd as Lil Wayne, Kate McKinnon ...

Comedy legend Larry David of Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld fame has become a Saturday Night Live favorite for his portrayal of Bernie Sanders during his various election campaigns. David has ...

Both of the songs the 1975 performed were energetic and also felt very much from the era when Larry David originally wrote for “SNL.” Really, the 1985 would have been a more appropriate name.

Larry David doesn’t need your elevator companionship. He can do just fine by himself. In a somewhat Curb-esque tease of his upcoming hosting gig on SNL, we’ve been given a preview that finds ...

Back when Larry David was a writer for Saturday Night Live, you could charitably describe the relationship between the two entities as oil and water. But over the last few years, that’s turned ...

Larry David on ‘SNL’: 3 Sketches You Have to See 'Bern Your Enthusiasm,' an FBI simulator and a creepy Pizza Bites commercial highlight latest episode ...

Larry David’s time spent toiling in relative obscurity on ’SNL’ in the ’80s may have helped his career more than it hurt.

Larry David decided, eventually, that he’d had enough of SNL, and called it quits in an explosive outburst at Dick Eversol. “About five, six shows in, I haven’t gotten anything on the air.

Larry David made his return to NBC’s Saturday Night Live this weekend to talk about sexual harassment, Jewish people and concentration camps, which immediately drew some criticism on social media.

Larry David managed to get through jokes about the homeless, the blind, the ugly and Jewish sex predators last night — and had his “Saturday Night Live” monologue ended there, you might not ...