Ariana Grande's third stint as host of "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend brought in 5.4 million viewers, making it the highest-rated episode of Season 51 so far. The Christmas episode also featured musical guest Cher and a farewell to Bowen Yang after he joined the "SNL" cast in 2019.

Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater were on hand for their 'Wicked: For Good' costar Bowen Yang's final 'Saturday Night Live' episode

Ariana Grande spoofed a scene from “Home Alone,” but with a gruesome and bloody ending, when she hosted the final “Saturday Night Live” episode of the year over the weekend. During the sketch, Grande, 32, transforms into Macaulay Culkin’s beloved 8-year-old character from the 1990 film, complete with short blonde hair and Christmas pajamas.

A year after a violent witch hunt drove the Fenns out of Sanctuary in season one, this supernatural drama picks up with sorceress Sarah (Elaine Cassidy) and daughter Harper (Hazel Doupe) hiding it out in scenic Scotland. Soon enough, though, they’re drawn back to the titular English town when yet another magical murder occurs.

Last month, the actor skirted around a question regarding his relationship with his “Wicked: For Good” co-star during a “Today” show interview.

Ethan Slater and Ariana Grande are putting breakup rumors to rest. The couple shared a sweet moment backstage at Saturday Night Live as Grande hosted the show, proving their relationship is stronger than ever.

Making her first appearance as Saturday Night Live ’s musical guest since 2011, Cher performed two songs from her 2023 Christmas album titled, simply, Christmas. She was flanked by backup dancers for “DJ Play a Christmas Song” and covered Chuck Berry’s “Run Rudolph Run.”

Ariana Grande's 42-year-old brother Frankie Grande is on the road to recovery ... after undergoing cervical spine surgery. "Today I had a planned cervical spine surgery to relieve pressure on nerves in my neck that have been causing pain and neurological symptoms for a while,