"I know you will be as excited as I am when you see some of the amazing projects and adventures that I have coming up very soon!" Leslie Jones wrote.

"My makeup artist just called in tears of how bad they treated her and my friends wife!!" Leslie Jones tweeted.

"This is how it starts. I'm out living my life, and I see there are a bunch of states out there trying to ban abortion and tell me what I can and can't do with my body," Jones exclaimed on the May 18 episode of SNL.

Since the two series are winding down, the question both teams were asked was "name something you might put on your bucket list."

According to Kelly, while he can't 'read or write or math," he's still a person who puts on his pants "one sleeve at a time just like everyone else."

The satirical sketch stirred up a lot of playful banter between actual Weezer fans.

SNL cast members joined host Jessica Chastain to hold their own Women's March.

Two hours after Leslie Jones issued her tweet, the Ritz-Carlton responded with an apology, asking the 'Ghostbusters' star to send a direct message so they can “look into this right away.”

Twitter, facing pressure for not doing enough to curb abusive behavior on its platform, said on Tuesday it would upgrade some features to better combat cyber-bullying.

A day after hackers unleashed an attack on some of the world's best-known web sites, comedian Leslie Jones weighed in on cyber-security in a commentary on "Saturday Night Live."