"Saturday Night Live" star Bowen Yang jokingly said he would choose to replace Michael Che and Colin Jost on "Weekend Update.

"I'm gonna give Che and Colin the chop so that you and I can do 'Update' together," Yang told Rogers on "Hot Ones Versus." ...

In a 'fiery' new interview, a beloved 'SNL' star claimed he'd replace current 'Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che in a heartbeat.

“Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!” For a while, it wasn’t clear if those now-immortal words would continue to ring ...

Michael Che stepped into the role alongside co-host Colin Jost in 2014, and the duo has been at it ever since. They even earned the praise of Norm Macdonald himself who called Jost “very precise ...

Michael Che’s coming to HBO Max for an original comedy series, which is good news. The even better news? He’s got several SNL co-stars by his side.

Welcome to the mind of Michael Che. That's the concept of the "Saturday Night Live" cast member's new comedy series, "That Damn Michael Che." The trailer for the show on HBO Max (which is owned by ...

Watch Michael Che's Interview with Jimmy Kimmel Get Hilariously Interrupted by Pal Dave Chappelle "I didn't want to take away from Michael's time," Dave Chappelle joked after popping up behind ...

We have not heard as much, however, from Jost’s co-anchor, Michael Che, who paid rent for 160 apartments back in April in honor of his grandmother, who passed away from Covid in the spring.

Michael Che is moving on from the anchor desk. The “Saturday Night Live” star said during a Minneapolis show that he’s done doing the “Weekend Update” segment on the hit NBC show.

But if West wants Che to quit, the rapper will have to up the ante. Michael Che listed his own demands, including triple his current salary, which Che jokingly lists at $90,000.

Michael Che is not leaving "Saturday Night Live" segment "Weekend Update" after all, despite a report claiming he was exiting the series.