Cecily Strong confessed that it’s too painful for her to watch “Saturday Night Live” following her exit. The comedian, 39, stopped by Andy Cohen’s “Watch What Happens Live ...

Strong has inhabited a wide variety of characters throughout her 11-season run, both real and imaginary. She has impersonated Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green and Melania Trump in recent years, and has ...

Inside Cecily Strong's star-making turn in Apple TV+'s 'Schmigadoon!' with quotes from Keegan-Michael Key, Barry Sonnenfeld, Cinco Paul, and Strong.

When Cecily Strong‘s Type A OB/Gyn Melissa and her longterm boyfriend Josh, played by Keegan-Michael Key, stumble upon the magical land of Schmigadoon, they are in for a musical treat. Apple TV+ ...

Cecily Strong at Chicago’s UP Comedy Club as a part of TBS’s Just For Laughs Festival in 2013. Needless to say, that future is not in Oak Park.

Cecily Strong, left, stars the role created for and by Lily Tomlin, left, in the latest production of "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe" at New York's The Shed.

Cecily Strong has been making us laugh for years, and upon ending her 10-year role on Saturday Night Live in 2022, she made history as the longest-running female cast member ever to be on the show ...

Cecily Strong: My grandmother bought me a couple of VHS musicals as a kid, and I the ones I really remember were “South Pacific,” “My Fair Lady” and “Oliver,” which was my favorite.

Cecily Strong as Judge Jeanine Pirro during "Weekend Update" on Saturday, May 22, 2021. Will Heath/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty So far, 2021 has been a lot better.

'Saturday Night Live' cast member Cecily Strong said goodbye and sang an Elvis classic on the Christmas episode, departing the show after 11 seasons. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 ...

Cecily Strong debuted her performance as Kyrsten Sinema on the Season 47 premiere of ‘SNL.’ (Will Heath/NBC) Fans definitely agreed that the comic’s take on Kyrsten was spot on!

Cecily Strong did things her way until the very end. On the Dec. 17 episode of “Saturday Night Live,” the comedian said goodbye to the storied sketch show after 11 seasons.