In what proved to be the final U.S. performance by Freddie Mercury, the legendary singer took the 'SNL' stage with a blown-out voice (the result of a heated argument with his boyfriend the night before). That d
Stevie Ray Vaughan's nexus-point style of playing – part Jimi Hendrix, part jazz, part Albert King – would have made him a star in any era. Coming of age as he did in the '80s, however, put him in a unique position. He was able to revive interest in the blues as he reacquaint...
One such sketch titled “Conspiracy Theory Rock” aired on the March 14, 1998, episode ofSaturday Night Live, hosted by Julianne Moore and featuring musical guests the Backstreet Boys. The piece in question featured neither of the night's guests or any of the cast but was instead the work ...