Jac Alonso is a Spanish tattoo artist based in New York City who can ink in great, hyper realistic detail unlike any a ...

With that, he's delivered countless hilarious sketches that have become staples of the series' legacy, including “What Up with That,” which remains iconic. While the sketch has been done no ...

Some of the “sneaks” previewed during Adobe’s Max event include tools that can turn sketches into a variety of polished designs and a feature for rotating 2D art as if it were a 3D object.

− As jury selection in the murder trial of Richard Allen resumed Tuesday morning, prosecutors have filed a motion asking the judge to bar the defense from presenting artistic sketches of ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Prosecutors in the murder trial of Richard Allen, the Delphi man who is accused of killing two teenagers, has asked the court to prohibit the sketches used by investigators.

DELPHI, Ind. — The prosecutor in the Delphi murders case wants to keep jurors from seeing or hearing about two widely circulated composite sketches investigators released in their search for a suspect ...

What constitutes a great SNL sketch? The question is more complicated than it seems. Besides the obvious issue of subjectivity—I’m sorry, but I just don’t think Opera Man is funny—there ...

In this sketch, Grande plays a bridesmaid who is determined to do something a bit more “fun” for her speech, including a satirical take on Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso.” Unfortunately ...

With less than a month to go until the presidential election, “Saturday Night Live” pit Democrats against Republicans in a “Family Feud” sketch on its latest episode. Decidedly tamer than ...

Here’s how it works. The sketch humorously captured the vibe of a political debate, with James Austin Johnson and Maya Rudolph effectively capturing the vibes of the politicians they were playing.

In yesterday’s (October 12) show, James Austin Johnson and Sarah Sherman appeared in the “Weekend Update” sketch as the formerly estranged brothers and promised host Colin Jost they won’t ...