Gillis, a standup comedian and the co-creator and star of Netflix’s Tires, is probably best known for lasting like four hours ...

COMIC RELIEF Shane Gillis and the myth of cancellation The once-canceled comedian is now set to host “Saturday Night Live” Feb. 24.

ESPN’s Sarah Spain took to Twitter after the ESPYS and ripped the network for having Shane Gillis host the awards show, which ...

ESPYS are in the books and the night of celebration for the biggest and best sports stars and achievements created some viral ...

Comedian Shane Gillis hosted Wednesday night's ESPY Awards celebrating the best and brightest from around the sports world. As expected, he delivered a boundary-pushing monologue that didn't play it ...

Shane Gillis did the impossible. He made ESPN’s ESPY awards watchable — and he made the self-proclaimed ‘Worldwide Leader in Sports’ funny again. “Donald Trump wants ...

Comedian Shane Gillis is set to host "Saturday Night Live" in February after being swiftly fired from the late-night comedy show in 2019 over controversial remarks.

The ESPYS celebrated the biggest names in sports with professional athletes and humanitarians recognized for their ...

Gillis built a bro-comedy fan base and endured a quasi cancellation. With his Netflix sitcom “Tires,” he’s trying to map the leap from edgelord to the mainstream.

Shane Gillis is hosting "Saturday Night Live" after being fired in 2019, when his bigoted remarks surfaced. Has he evolved since or is he simply toning down his language?

Five years after Shane Gillis was hired and promptly fired from "Saturday Night Live," he's been tapped to host the show on February 24 — and it proves how ridiculous cancel culture is.

Over the weekend, Shane Gillis did a skit on “Saturday Night Live” called “CouplaBeers” where he played a man advertising a new medication that treats anxiety and depression. The bit is ...