Well, SNL50 was this past weekend, and amid all the icons, Sabrina Carpenter, found a way to shine. Carpenter has been cemented in modern SNL lore thanks to the instant-classic “Domingo ...

SNL50: The Anniversary Special is billed to be a star-studded affair, and it opened on Sunday with some big guns: Sabrina Carpenter joined Paul Simon to perform a tender rendition of Simon and ...

Simon played the Simon & Garfunkel duet with George Harrison on 'SNL' in 1976. By Ashley Iasimone Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon performed a duet of “Homeward Bound” to kick off SNL50 ...

By McKinley Franklin Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon kicked off Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary special with a touching duet. The Grammy winners introduced each other before they opened ...

Sabrina Carpenter took a brutal swipe at her ex Barry Keoghan in her new Please Please Please remix video with Dolly Parton. The original version of Please Please ...

Sabrina Carpenter's “Please Please Please” returns to two of the most important Billboard charts ... [+] this week after it was highlighted during the singer's Grammy performance. LOS ANGELES ...

By Ashley Iasimone Sabrina Carpenter not only opened SNL50, but was a guest star in the newest SNL sketch to feature Domingo, a recurring character that cast member Marcello Hernandez has become ...

The star-studded “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” opened with a moving duet from Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon. The pair performed “Homeward Bound” to start the Sunday night special ...

At a concert late last year, Sabrina Carpenter played at “arresting” Marcello Hernández’s “Saturday Night Live” character Domingo. And during the “SNL” 50th anniversary special ...

Kelsey and Matt have another message direct from Domingo. Unsurprisingly, Domingo made his grand appearance to join the squad's medley. "Kelsey can't live without Domingo," they sang, "so why are ...

opened the show with a duet of his Simon and Garfunkel song “Homeward Bound” with pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter. The two exchanged some quick banter to introduce the show before going right ...