As Sabrina Carpenter pulled double duty on this weekend’s Saturday Night Live, the show’s censor couldn’t quite keep up. While performing her track ‘Nobody’s Son’ from her seventh album Man’s Best Friend,

The pint-sized “Manchild” singer performed “Nobody’s Son” on the Studio 8H stage on Oct. 18 dressed in a kimono-style robe and black belt with dancers faux-martial arts fighting, wearing sneakers, behind her.

Season 51 of Saturday Night Live begins tonight with host Bad Bunny and musical guest Doja Cat. Bad Bunny, one of the most popular artists in the world, is returning to host the live sketch comedy show for a second time.

Sir David Attenborough broke Dick Van Dyke’s record for oldest Daytime Emmy winner, taking the trophy for daytime personality, non-daily as host of Netflix’s “Secret Lives of Orangutans.” Attenborough, who is 99, wasn’t on hand. The Grammy winner hosted SNL for the first time, and also served as the episode's musical guest.

Carpenter, who also was hosting the show and appearing as a musical guest, appeared in a Domingo sketch on the SNL 50th anniversary special in February. There’s a good reason SNL has returned to Domingo: The first sketch generated more than 20 million views on YouTube.

Not everyone was laughing when comedian Colin Jost made a controversial joke on Saturday Night Live this weekend, RadarOnline. com can report.

Maya Rudolph, who made her mark on the live sketch comedy show in 2000, was a recent guest on Kylie Kelce's Not Gonna Lie podcast. Kylie is married to Jason Kelce — Travis' older brother and retired Philadelphia Eagle center — and they share four daughters together.