Who is hosting SNL this week?
The comedy sketch show is back with all new hosts and musical guests.
Saturday Night Live has returned for its 49th season, following a break in filming due to the Hollywood actors' strike.
After the Writers Guild of America and movie studios reached a tentative agreement back in September, the WGA strike ended, which meant SNL and other late-night talk shows could return.
After its return in October, the sketch show is now back in the full swing, with the latest episode being fronted by Timothée Chalamet and musical guest boygenius.
Both of Chalamet's upcoming films, Wonka and Dune: Part Two were mentioned during his appearance, and he also impersonated Troye Sivan in a comedy sketch.
With SNL now back in action, who will be hosting the comedy sketch show next? Here's everything you need to know about SNL's latest host and musical guest.
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Who is hosting SNL this week?
Jason Momoa will host the next SNL episode on Saturday 18th November.
Momoa returns as SNL host for the first time since his debut on the sketch show back in 2018. He last made a cameo on the show in 2020.
Other famous faces who have been hosts on the new season of SNL include comedian Nate Bargatze, singer Bad Bunny and Pete Davidson.
Who is the musical guest on SNL this week?
Tate McRae will be the musical guest on SNL's 18th November episode.
This will mark the singer's SNL debut.
McRae released her debut album I Used To Think I Could Fly in 2022 and her single, Greedy, was released earlier this year and has had over 200 million streams on Spotify.
The next Saturday Night Live episode will be on Saturday 18th November.
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