Maya Rudolph

A “Saturday Night Live” legend, Maya Rudolph remains one of the best to ever do it on NBC’s sketch comedy show. The daughter of the late Minnie Riperton, Rudolph's comedy stylings and spot-on vocal chops have kept audiences laughing for decades. From impressions of Whitney Houston, Beyoncé, to an iconic turn as Vice President Kamala Harris, Rudolph has more than cemented herself into the legacy of SNL, appearing on the series full-time from 2000 through 2007 while appearing as a host and guest player in the years since. Rudolph has also branched out beyond sketch comedy, appearing in other successful ventures like her Emmy-nominated series “Loot” and starring in the acclaimed comedy “Bridesmaids.” As she returns to SNL once again alongside Vice President Harris’ run for president, Rudolph’s impact on comedy at large is undeniable.