Comedian Shane Gillis accidentally swore while hosting Saturday Night Live on October 10, and looked as shocked as the ...

During his opening monologue Saturday, Gillis took aim at female gymgoers’ shorts — specifically “those neon … ...

Gillis' "SNL" monologue stirred controversy on social media while it was airing. One X user said it "turns my stomach" that ...

Gillis is the signature example of a fraternity of working, wealthy, uncanceled male artists whose careers skyrocket after ...

On Saturday, Gillis (Netflix’s Tires) rubbed a whole lot of people the wrong way with several jokes in his SNL monologue — ...

Shane Gillis used his Oct. 10 "Saturday Night Live" monologue to call women "whores." It's not funny. It's deeply wrong. And ...

Outside of “SNL”-world, “Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy made a minute-and-a-half video about the monologue, saying, “Women ...

Watching Shane Gillis tickle himself to the point of being red in the face during his third “Saturday Night Live” hosting gig ...

The Tires star kicked off the show with a seven-minute standup monologue before sketches like "Cop Talk Show" and Dr. Seuss parody "Green Eggs and Ham." ...

For those wondering how SNL‘s new cast members factored into tonight’s season premiere, the answer was: not much. The two new featured players, Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter, were introduced ...

Over the last few months, I’ve rewatched a slew of classic Saturday Night Live sketches as I put together my perfect SNL episode. From Steve Martin’s memorable “Not Gonna Phone It In Tonight” musical ...

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