Jack Nicholson stepped out for a rare public appearance at the star-studded “Saturday Night Live” anniversary special. The “Shining” star celebrated 50 years of the beloved sketch comedy ...

Nicholson's career includes Best Actor Oscars for “One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest” and “As Good as It Gets.” Nicholson also won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for “Terms of Endearment.” ...

Jack Nicholson made a rare appearance at the SNL50 celebration Sunday, appearing in the audience to introduce Adam Sandler, on stage to play and sing a ballad marking the show’s half century mark.

The performance was introduced by Jack Nicholson, who received loud applause inside Studio 8H. “Everyone in this room has something in common. All of our lives were changed by the show ...

Nicholson introduced the Grown Ups actor before he began his referential track, where he highlighted infamous SNL moments, pondered when Lorne Michaels will retire and quipped about “finding out ...

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Jack is back — at least for one night. Jersey Shore native Jack Nicholson, 87, made a rare public appearance on the “Saturday Night Live” 50th anniversary special, which aired Feb. 16.

It was a welcome sight to see Jack Nicholson attend SNL50. The 87-year-old actor has made few public appearances in recent years. Thankfully, Nicholson looked happy to attend the star-studded ...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds brush off legal drama and make surprising appearance at SNL50 Though Nicholson hasn't starred in a movie since 2010's How Do You Know, many consider his last truly ...

Jack Nicholson was recently seen using a cane as he exited his hotel in New York City. This sighting followed his rare public appearance on Sunday at the 50th anniversary special of Saturday Night ...

Jack Nicholson appeared on “SNL50,” which aired on Feb. 16, by introducing Adam Sandler, who performed a song celebrating the history of the iconic late-night program. “Ladies and gentlemen ...

“Ladies and gentleman, Adam Sandler,” Nicholson, who was wearing New York Yankees beret and purple tinted shades, said. “Yeah, baby! Let’s hear it for Jack, baby,” Sandler said before ...