Saturday Night Live

Three 'Bergs, one awkwardly funny opening SNL skit.

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg personally appeared on Saturday Night Live this weekend during host Jesse Eisenberg's opening monologue.

Eisenberg is nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award for his portrayal of Mark. Andy Samberg? No Oscar nominations, but he was also present.

After all the controversy surrounding The Social Network and its portrayal of the billionaire, it's nice to see there's no bad blood between them ...

Jesse Eisenberg and Mark Zuckerberg

"I Just Had Sex." The title says it all.

With an assist from Akon, the Lonely Island trio has produced another viral classic. The latest SNL Digital Short is an anthem for anyone who just got it ON.

With hilarious lyrics from Andy Samberg, Akon singing the hook as only Akon can, and Blake Lively, Jessica Alba and John McEnroe (seriously) all making appearances, this Saturday Night Live video is not to be missed ...

Lonely Island (Feat. Akon) - I Just Had Sex

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then a couple THG favorites should be feeling very good about themselves today.

Over the weekend, Saturday Night Live dedicated a pair of skits to Miley Cyrus and the Kardashian sisters. First, we were treated to the third edition of The Miley Cyrus Show.

This time, the guest was Nick Nolte and the topic was Miley's scandalous smoking of salvia. Watch now, as cast member Vanessa Bayer plays Miley in a spoof that, you must admit, is pretty cool:

Miley Cyrus Show

Then, to close the final SNL of 2010, the series brought out the Kardashian sisters for a holiday message. We're grateful to Kim, Khloe and Kourtney for taking time away from whatever it is they do and we present the video below.

Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian krashed Saturday Night Live this week. Sort of.

As played by cast members Abby Elliott, Nasim Pedrad, and Vanessa Baye, the sisters appeared with Seth Myers on Weekend Update and explained what happened with their prepaid credit card debacle.

They also apologized for other canceled, family-sponsored products, such as the Kardashian birth control pill and temporary back tattoo. The funny segment, posted below, is a spot-on spoof, with one exception:

Where's the talk about rubbing mayo on your vagina?

If you watch only one video from this weekend's Saturday Night Live, make it the Miley Cyrus Show. If you watch another, make it Kanye West's performance of "Power."

Taylor Swift incidents and Twitter rants aside, Kanye is an artiste, a groundbreaking one who will not shy away from challenges and isn't afraid to take chances musically.

Breaking 36 seasons of SNL convention, he changed the signature black, instrument filled stage to an all white, backlit canvas. Check out his effort below, it's worth it ...

Kanye West on SNL: Power

We heart you, Saturday Night Live.

On this weekend's installment, new cast member Vanessa Bayer took on her first lead in a sketch, doing an outstanding job mocking Miley Cyrus, while host Bryan Cranston played father Billy Ray.

You've, like, gotta, like, watch this, like, impression, as Bayer parodies Miley's numerous statements about how, like, she's a serious actress. Like, check it out below...

Ryan Phillippe hosted Saturday Night Live last night. One of the more random celebrities to take to the stage, the actor hasn't starred in a hit movie, or proven he's remotely funny, in years.

But he did perfectly fine. Not as humorous as Tinay Fey, not as embarrassing as January Jones.

Phillippe may not have stood out, but the evening's musical guest still has people talking. That's what Ke$ha does best, right?

The eccentric singer, who once called BS on Britney Spears for lip-synching, was definitely singing live during the broadcast. But we're not sure if that's a good thing. She sounds terrible on this rendition of "Tik Tok:"

Ke$ha on SNL

Ke$ha also sang her latest single "Your Love is a Drug." Black lights were used, and unusual outfits were worn, during the performance, including a giant, neon cross across the singer's chest that may offend some Christians. See what we mean now:

What did you think of Ke$ha's performances? They were...

Barack Obama wasn't a big fan of Sarah Palin's uninformed criticism of his nuclear arms treaty with Russia this week.

But at least the President, along with all rational human beings, can take solace in Palin's existence for one reason only: it's enabled Tina Fey to deliver the best satire television has seen in years.

The actress was at it again last night, impersonating the former Alaskan Governor (and current professional, paid speaker of BS) on Saturday Night Live. Fey introduced viewers to The Sarah Palin Network, which is comprised of the following programs:

• Are You Smarter Than a Half-term Governor?
• Tea Party Wheel of Fortune (Example of a puzzle: Obama is a Terrist)
• Hey, Journalist, I Gotcha! (Where "I re-edit my interviews with journalists to make it look like they were the ones that were woefully unprepared.")
• Man in a Helicopter with a Sniper Rifle vs. Wild

It takes a lot to upstage Justin Bieber on the show, but Fey did it with this great skit. Watch below.

We all know Justin Bieber can sing.

And there's no debate that the 16-year old, with the number-one album in the country, can look adorable.

But the teen sensation proved he possesses a couple acting chops last night, appearing in a pair of Saturday Night Live skits. First, he turned Tina Fey into a cougar, unable to resist the cute charms of Bieber's student. See what we mean now:

Justin Bieber on SNL

Then, he showed up near the end of another skit, slow-dancing with the luckiest SNL cast member alive.

Peep that video below and sound off: Did you watch Bieber on the show? What did you think?

Mark your calendars, Betty White supporters:

Following a Facebook campaign that resulted in over 350,000 signatures, fans have gotten their wish: the former Golden Girls star will host NBC's Saturday Night Live on May 8.

But the 88-year old won't take to the stage alone. In honor of Mother's Day, the edition will reunite six former female cast members as co-hosts: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Molly Shannon, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer and Rachel Dratch.

The Facebook campaign kicked off after White appeared in a Super Bowl commercial for Snickers, which SNL creator Lorne Michaels said "took on a groundswell.

"[White as the host] isn't something we would have said no to, [but the campaign] validated that... It was the outpouring of affection from fans, and we feel the same way."

Simply put, "she's the mother of us all in comedy," Michaels said.

Go ahead and set your DVR for this episode of the long-running sketch series. We'll wait right here.