Cardi B finally put a rest to the rumors and confirmed that she is expecting her first child with Migos rapper Offset as she made her 'Saturday Night Live' debut, where she performed "Bodak Yellow", "Bartier Cardi" and "Be Careful" from her acclaimed debut album 'Invasion of Privacy', which is set to debut at No.1 on the Billboard 200.

With his new studio album 'I Decided' set to arrive on February 3rd, Big Sean made his 'Saturday Night Live' debut as a performer last night, where he performed "Bounce Back" and the soulful "Sunday Morning Jetpack". Watch the performances beneath:

Over the weekend, Solange made a dazzling debut during her first appearance as a musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live', where she performed "Cranes In The Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair", from her critically-acclaimed 'A Seat At the Table' album.

The vocals were lacking in parts, but overall, it was a winning outing from Solo. Watch it below:

Over the weekend, Bruno Mars was the musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live' and the award-winning crooner delivered an out of this world dance party with performances of "24K Magic" and "Chunky", from his forthcoming studio album due on November 18th. Watch below:

Canadian crooner The Weeknd amped up some more promotion for his forthcoming album 'Starboy', which is due in stores on November 4th, by performing on last week's premiere of 'Saturday Night Live'. Watch his "Starboy" and "False Alarm" performances below:

For the second time since 2014, Drake pulled double duty on 'Saturday Night Live', delivering some hilarious some hilarious skits and hitting the stage to perform "One Dance", his first No.1 single as a lead artist, and "Hype". Watch some of the highlights beneath:

"One Dance"



"Hype"



More Than a Meme Monologue



Drake's Beef



Black Jeopardy

15x-Grammy winner Alicia Keys made a triumphant return on 'Saturday Night Live' over the weekend, where she made her third appearance as a performer and delivered the first performance of her new single "In Common", as well as, debuted "Hallelujah". Watch below:

Pop starlet Ariana Grande started her promotional campaign for her upcoming 'Dangerous Woman' album, by pulling double duty as host and performer on 'Saturday Night Live', following in the path set by Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Lopez and Britney Spears.

Aside for showing off her comedic chops in some memorable skits, she debuted the title track and "Be Alright", both of which will be featured on her third studio album. Watch beneath:

Skit: Tidal



"Dangerous Woman"



"Be Alright"

Live from New York, it's Kanye West and he's pulling out all the stops. With his new album 'The Life of Pablo' now available for streaming on TIDAL, the headline-making superstar returned to 'Saturday Night Live' for his seventh appearance as musical guest last night (February 13th).

For his first performance, the rapper debuted "Highlights" alongside Young Thug, El DeBarge, Kelly Price, The Dream and A$AP Bari, while for the second performance of "Ultra Light Beam", he was once again joined by Price and Dream, as well as, Kirk Franklin and Chance the Rapper. Watch the dazzling performances and sound of with your thoughts beneath:

"Highlights"



"Ultra Light Beam"

Last night, Adele was the featured music guest on the Matthew McConaughey-hosted episode of 'Saturday Night Live', and as expected, she brought the house down with two show-stopping performance of her No.1 hit "Hello" and "When We Were Young". Watch beneath:

Academy Award winners Matthew McConaughey and Adele are returning to 'Saturday Night Live' on November 21st as the featured host and musical guest, respectively.

The handsome actor, who will next appear in this spring’s 'Sea of Trees', last hosted in 2003 and this will also be the first time that the British songstress appeared on the show since making her debut in 2008 with a performance of "Chasing Pavements". Mark your calendars!!!

Very happy to announce that @McConaughey will host #SNL November 21 with musical guest @Adele! pic.twitter.com/2wAjifHjKa

— Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl) October 26, 2015

Although her 'R8' album is still without a solid release date, Rihanna is still one of the most powerful artists in music and she was chosen to close out season forty of 'Saturday Night Live', where she performed "Bitch Better Have My Money" and "American Oxygen".

On Sunday (February 15th), 'Saturday Night Live' aired its special fortieth anniversary episode and hip-hop heavyweight Kanye West was one of the featured musical guests for the star-studded celebration, which was three and half hour long.

Lying down on the floor in a crucifixion pose, the 21x-Grammy winner delivered a standout performance of "Jesus Walks", before transitioning into "Only One" and debuting his new track, "Wolves", which features Sia and Vic Mensa. Watch his killer performance beneath

Over the weekend, hip-hop superstar Nicki Minaj made her second appearance as the musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live', where she delivered a red-hot performance of her Skylar Grey-assisted single "Bed of Lies" and a medley of "Only" and "All Things Go".

The 32-year-old diva, who attended and graduated from LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts, also participated in a couple of skits as her "Flawless" collaborator Beyonce and reality bombshell Kim Kardashian. Watch her performances and her hilarious skits after the cut:

Over the weekend, Iggy Azalea made her debut appearance on 'Saturday Night Live', where she served as the night's musical guest as Jim Carrey hosted.

The rapper, who will release 'Reclassified' on November 24th, performed a medley of her hits "Fancy" and "Black Widow", for which she was joined by Rita Ora, and returned later in the show for the first performance of her new single, "Beg For It", which featured a awkward and much talked about appearance from Danish singer MØ. Watch the performances beneath:

On Saturday (January 18th), hip-hop superstar Drake tapped back into his 'Degrassi' acting roots for his debut hosting spot on 'Saturday Night Live', which saw the 27-year-old also double as the night's musical guest.

For his performances, the rapper offered up "Started From the Bottom", "Trophies", "Hold On We're Going Home" and brought out Jhené Aiko for "From Time".



"Started From the Bottom" & "Trophies"



"Hold On We're Going Home" & "From Time"

After pulling double duty as performer and host earlier this year, Justin Timberlake returned to 'Saturday Night Live' as the musical performer for the show's final episode of 2013, which was hosted by his good pal Jimmy Fallon.

For his first performance, the crooner enlisted lasers for a Kanye West-approved performance of "Only When I Walk Away", before returning with a guitar for a beautiful performance of "Pair of Wings", a hidden track featured on the second installment of 'The 20/20 Experience'. Watch both of his performances on the show beneath:

Last night, Slim Shady returned to 'Saturday Night Live' as the featured musical guest.

The hit-making rapper, who will return to record shelves with 'The Marshall Mathers LP 2' on Tuesday, performed "Berzerk" and "Survival", with some assistance from Rick Rubin and Skylar Grey. Watch both of his performances beneath:

"Berzerk" featuring Rick Rubin


"Survival" featuring Skylar Grey

Last night (October12th), Katy Perry appeared as the musical guest on the Bruce Willis-hosted episode of 'Saturday Night Live', where she performed her No.1 single, "Roar", and her latest promotional single, "Walking On Air".

While vocally she still leaves a lot to be desired, these performances were quite enjoyable due to elaborate sets, some choreography and other antics that distracted the attention away from her vocals, which are admittedly better here. Watch beneath:

It is no secret that R&B has taken a turn for the worst with more and more acts abandoning the genre to focus on the dance and techno craze, while some artists have found a nice balance (Usher), others haven't (Ne-Yo).

Fortunately, for R&B lovers, Miguel is emerging as R&B's hero and entertained the 'Saturday Night Live' crowd on April 13th with performances of "How Many Drinks?" and his Grammy-winning hit "Adorn". Watch both of his performance beneath: