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.

Media Shane Gillis ‘cancel culture’ comeback as SNL host: ‘He won that one, and I'm sure that he'll be back’ The 36-year-old comedian, Shane Gillis, returns to the SNL stage after being ...

Shane Gillis lost his chance “Saturday Night Live” gig over controversial comments he made in the past but fellow comedians are coming to his defense as the industry comes under assault.

D-list, red-pilled influencers exhausted the “cancel culture” conversation years ago. But with Shane Gillis set to host “Saturday Night Live” Feb. 24, the conversation must be brought up again. “SNL” ...

SNL reversing its decision to hire Shane Gillis isn’t a triumph of cancel culture or political correctness or whatever else idiots will label it. It is the swift and appropriate rectification of ...

Comedian Shane Gillis made his first public appearance Wednesday night since he was hired by “Saturday Night ... Social media and “cancel culture” were the major focus of Gillis’ set, ...

Lorne Michaels weighed in on comedian Shane Gillis' firing from 'Saturday Night Live' — and the backlash when he was brought back to ... Michaels suggested that cancel culture played a large role.

Bowen Yang Says Shane Gillis Called To Apologize For Past Offensive Jokes Right Before He Was Fired From ‘SNL’ By Radhamely De Leon Published Sep. 16, 2024, 3:27 p.m. ET ...

While some comedians are defending Shane Gillis after his firing from “Saturday Night Live” this week, others are supporting NBC’s decision.

Shane Gillis getting fired is not a free speech hill to die on. This is not a case of Trump-era political correctness gone wrong, the triggered libs using an outrage cycle to cancel nonconformists.

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 ...

While some comedians are defending Shane Gillis after his firing from “Saturday Night Live” this week, others are supporting NBC’s decision.