"SNL" mocked the former president's gold sneakers with a parody titled "White Men Can Trump." More Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images In January, he was ordered to pay an additional $83.3 million to ...

While he still fails miserably at putting the ball in the net, once he puts the Trump shoes on, he’s transformed into a ... Because they’re into sneakers. They love sneakers.

SNL "mocked Trump and his Bible grift in a perfect way," Harry Sisson, a content creator who has been promoting Biden's message on social media, wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Democratic strategist ...

As the world grapples with President Donald Trump's tariff ... Live - who mocked the president in their Easter-themed opening for the show. Keeping up with the social affairs, SNL decided to ...

Saturday Night Live returned last week after a short break, arriving just in time to ridicule Donald Trump’s new line of gold “Never Surrender” sneakers ... episode’s SNL host Shane ...

“SNL’s” rake-stepping moment came during the “Weekend Update” segment when host Colin Jost attempted to mock former President Donald Trump but ended up making a fool of himself. The joke ...

Everyone knows why Shane Gillis was hired, then fired, from Saturday Night Live. But since he never appeared in an episode, there were few who actually got to see why he was tapped to join the ...

Last night’s SNL was a touch awkward ... until he receives a gift from Trump himself: a par of those $400 gold sneakers he was hawking last weekend. Do they make him better at basketball?

But then, he is gifted a pair of Trump's newly unveiled $399 Trump-branded sneakers by the former president ... visited by another Trump, played by "SNL" cast member James Austin Johnson.