Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Russell Crowe to host 'Saturday Night Live'

Another Saturday Night Live vet is returning to Studio 8H.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who was a castmember on the late-night show from 1982 to 1985, is set to host on April 16, NBC announced Thursday.

The Veep actress will follow another HBO star, Peter Dinklage, who will make his hosting debut on Saturday. The week before Louis-Dreyfus' homecoming, Russell Crowe will take the reigns on April 9 with musical guest Margo Price. Nick Jonas will appear as the musical guest for the first time as a solo artist the following week.

This marks Louis-Dreyfus' third time hosting and, surprisingly, Crowe's first. He will next share the big screen with recent SNL host Ryan Gosling in The Nice Guys.

SNL airs Saturdays at 11:35 p.m. on NBC.

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