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Saturday Night Live is back on TV, and Ryan Gosling just hosted this weekend!

The show has featured many excellent guest stars in its nearly 50 year run, but not everyone is welcome back to Studio 8H.

From controversial music acts who did something unexpected and/or shocking on stage to actors and comedians who had confrontations on and off-screen, there are some stars who have done or said something controversial enough to be banned from hosting or performing on the show ever again.

We’ve put together some of the celebrities who were reportedly told not to come back to Saturday Night Live.

Find out which stars have hilariously broken character during SNL sketches.

Click through to see who is not being asked back to SNL…

Can you believe that The Young and The Restless has been on the air for 51 years?!

The show celebrated its 51st anniversary in March.

While a lot of the actors on the show have remained in their roles for decades, many celebs got their start on the soap opera and eventually broke into the world of film and primetime television.

One of the show’s stars recently slammed Eva Longoria for the comments she made about being on the show when she was younger.

Browse through the slideshow to see the 14 famous actors who got their start on The Young and the Restless, from first to most recent…

Give it to ‘em, they’re “Worth It”!

The hugely successful American girl group known as Fifth Harmony first burst onto the music scene following their formation on The X Factor USA in 2012.

The troupe went on to release three studio albums – Reflection, 7/27 and their self-titled final album, as well as supporting several A-list musicians and embarking on their own headlining tours.

They continued to make a dent on the Billboard charts with hits like “Sledgehammer, “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex)” and “Down” before going their separate ways, with each of them embarking on solo music endeavors.

We’ve put together every member of Fifth Harmony, and ranked them according to their estimated net worth.

Click through to find out who is the richest member of Fifth Harmony…

Saturday Night Live is back in full swing, and Shane Gillis just hosted this weekend!

The show has included many excellent guest stars in its nearly 50 year run, but not everyone is welcome back to Studio 8H.

From controversial performers who did something unexpected and/or shocking on stage to actors and comedians who had confrontations on and off-screen, there are some stars who have done or said something controversial enough to be banned from hosting or performing on the show ever again.

We’ve rounded up some of the celebrities who were reportedly told not to come back to Saturday Night Live.

Find out which stars have hilariously broken character during SNL sketches.

Scroll through the slides to see who is not being asked back to SNL…

Destiny’s Child is one of the most massive, influential R&B-pop girl groups ever.

The iconic troupe first debuted in the late ‘90s, giving us hits like “No, No, No,” “Bills, Bills, Bills” and “Say My Name” that sent them skyrocketing to superstardom in the music industry.

Throughout the decades, the group experienced several member lineup shake-ups, before ultimately landing on their most well-known iteration, dubbed “DC3.” Together, the trio would release fun, empowering smashes like “Survivor,” “Bootylicious” and “Independent Woman Pt. 1.”

Since their final (for now) studio album in the mid ‘00s, Destiny Fulfilled, all of the members have gone on to embark on solo ventures expanding beyond music into acting, writing, presenting, and appearing as judges on popular reality TV shows.

As Beyoncé just announced her latest musical chapter, we’re taking a look back at all of the members past and present, and checking out what they’re up to now and how much wealth they’ve acquired.

Find out who are the richest members of Destiny’s Child, ranked from lowest to highest estimated net worth….

The Office is one of the best comedies in television history, but did you know that Steve Carell almost didn’t play the iconic role of Michael Scott?

While the show proved to be a massive success over its nine seasons, there were several actors who were considered for the role before Steve ultimately landed it. In fact, according to Andy Greene‘s book The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s, at least 35 actors were considered and two even declined the role.

Imagine how different the show might have been if someone else had played Michael Scott!

Find out who almost played Michael Scott in The Office…

Saturday Night Live is returning this week with a new episode on Saturday (January 20), hosted by Jacob Elordi!

The show has included many excellent guest stars in its nearly 50 year run, but not everyone is welcome back to Studio 8H.

From controversial performers who did something unexpected and/or shocking on stage to actors and comedians who had confrontations on and off-screen, there are some stars who have done or said something controversial enough to be banned from hosting or performing on the show ever again.

We’ve rounded up some of the celebrities who were reportedly told not to come back to Saturday Night Live.

Find out which stars have hilariously broken character during SNL sketches.

Scroll through the slides to see who is not being asked back to SNL…