"Saturday Night Live" paid audience members $150 each to attend its season premiere on Saturday in an effort to comply with New York City coronavirus guidelines, according to The New York Times. The program, which was broadcast live before an indoor studio audience at Rockefeller Center in New York City despite Broadway being shuttered and the city's movie theaters being closed, was hosted by comedian Chris Rock and featured Jim Carrey's first performance as Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. New York COVID-19 guidelines say media productions can only host an audience if comprised of paid individuals for the production company....