Conan O’Brien Revisits Norm MacDonald’s Firing from ‘SNL’ Over Withering O.J. Simpson Jokes
Conan O’Brien chimed in on the death of former NFL star O.J. Simpson by recalling how Norm MacDonald was fired over Simpson jokes.
Conan O’Brien chimed in on the death of former NFL star O.J. Simpson by recalling how Norm MacDonald was fired over Simpson jokes.
Comedian Norm MacDonald’s best O.J. Simpson jokes resurfaced on Thursday after news broke that the former NFL running back died.
The era-defining comedy of Dave Chappelle and Norm Macdonald lost at the Creative Arts Emmys on Saturday to pop star Adele.
Saturday Night Live paid tribute to its late cast member Norm Macdonald during its Season 47 premiere.
The whole problem with socialism is that it’s like sharing a banana with a gorilla. You never get a bite of the banana. And you will probably get mauled anyway.
Comedian Norm Macdonald, known for his standout “Weekend Update” hosting for Saturday Night Live, has passed away at 61, according to emerging reports.
“Saturday Night Live” alums Norm Macdonald and Robert Schneider have expressed their sympathy with comedian Shane Gillis after he was fired from the NBC comedy show on Monday following the resurfacing of old jokes where he used slurs against Asians and gays.
Veteran comedian Norm Macdonald heaped a ton of praise on fellow standup legend Dave Chappelle, declaring his latest Netflix special “Sticks and Stones” a masterclass in comedy for anyone interested in pursuing a career in comedy.
Comedian Norm Macdonald slammed actress Bette Midler, calling her a “racist” for insisting that President Donald Trump pays black people to pose in the background of photos at his events.
Thursday on ABC’s “The View,” comedian Norm Macdonald continued his apology tour after his controversial comments about the #MeToo movement, Louis C.K., Chris Hardwick, and Roseanne Barr. Macdonald apologized for saying, “You’d have to have Down Syndrome” to not feel
Comedian Norm Macdonald’s appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon was canceled Tuesday after his comments about the #MeToo movement reportedly made the late-night show producers cry.
Norm Macdonald’s previously scheduled appearance on The Tonight Show was abruptly canceled after the veteran comedian’s comments saying there’s “no forgiveness” in the #MeToo movement kicked off intense backlash online.
Comedian Norm Macdonald said in an interview published Tuesday that the #MeToo movement could eventually end with an innocent person committing suicide over a false allegation.