Shane Gillis’s misogynistic ‘SNL’ monologue is now Lorne Michaels’s legacy
Lorne Michaels speaks for ‘SNL.’ And until Michaels speaks up, Shane Gillis now speaks for him.
Lorne Michaels speaks for ‘SNL.’ And until Michaels speaks up, Shane Gillis now speaks for him.
Can we end this bit where Lorne Michaels has to have Gillis host every year?
For the second week in a row, ‘SNL’ ditches its long-running promo style for a series of quick bits.
We have new cast members. We have Ashley Padilla. And we have Jeremy Culhane as JD Vance.
Your weekly rundown of everything from Snackology, Popculturology and The Cold Open.
Lorne Michaels is still furious that he had to fire Gillis, and he’s never gonna let us forget it.
The star duo of Ashley Padilla and Andrew Dismukes continues to rise, while Ramy Youssef and Shane Gillis score cameos.
It’s time for some favorites to return. And for some folks to make us miss them.
Who do we want to see back next season? And who should never host again?
Lorne Michaels is messing with us, right?
We dodged a bullet on one of these, ‘SNL’ fans. PLUS: Mulaney gets a Netflix show, ‘Lanterns’ locks down its leads, and what caused the ‘Joker’ fiasco?
Where did your favorite host wind up on the ‘Deep SNL Thoughts’ chart?
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