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

Yang, who joined the SNL writing staff with Season 44 and the on-air cast the next season, has hosted Las Culturistas with Rogers since 2016, with the first televised edition of the pop culture ...

"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 new video for Elle, Reneé Rapp is showing off her amazing skills when she prank-called “Saturday Night Live” star Bowen ...

"SNL" star Bowen Yang has become the most-nominated Asian male performer with his fourth Emmy nomination in acting.

That said, Bowen Yang was already rumored to be the most likely cast member to fly the coop, given his career growth in movies and series outside of the long-running sketch series.

Yang did not, however, issue an answer when he was asked if he was planning on leaving SNL. “No, we’re not doing that,” he said laughing, as a way of refusing to answer the question.

— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) March 30, 2025 Thompson agreed with Yang that it was time to leave the moment in the past. “You’ve got to move on, you know what I mean?” he said.

Bowen Yang as J.D. Vance during the 'SNL' “Pre-Election” Cold Open on Saturday, November 2, 2024. Will Heath/NBC Bowen Yang is tired of impersonating J.D. Vance on Saturday Night Live.

However, according to Bowen Yang, the country singer’s viral exit was hardly a watercooler topic the next day among the “SNL” cast. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are.