Claire Gaudiani, the former Connecticut College president who led a controversial effort to revitalize New London, died Wednesday in New York City. Her family announced her death on Facebook, and ...

This week, the former couple returned to the headlines, as Swifties became convinced that the British actor has a new A-list girlfriend ... She has worked at Marie Claire UK for seven years ...

The pair have been dating for nearly a year now, with Cupid's arrow finally striking them when they competed on Dancing On Ice together in January. Hatton was the first to be eliminated ...

And one of the first to come out to congratulate the Spanish-Georgian fighters was his girlfriend, Giorgina Uzcategui. Giorgina Uzcategui Badell, to give her her full name, is not just Topuria’s ...

To that point, Ben Askren thought it would be humorous if noted comedian Shane Gillis was the one who actually came on the show to do his widely known Trump impression. Taking to his personal page ...

Michaels revealed he had stayed in contact with Gillis, who returned to host the very show he was ousted from in February. During Shane's opening monologue to kick off the episode, he briefly ...

Lorne Michaels is putting the onus on NBC over the "Saturday Night Live" firing of Shane Gillis. The "SNL" creator said he was "angry" over the decision in a new profile in the Wall Street Journal.

On the St Kilda ground where his legend was born, Shane Warne had another grandstand named after him at the Junction Oval, the new home of Victorian cricket. It’s the grass roots honour to match ...

Saturday Night Live creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels has some regrets — and one of them was not getting comedian Shane Gillis to stay on the show as a cast member. Back in 2019 ...

On Sept. 12, 2019, comedian Shane Gillis was announced as a new addition to the Saturday Night Live cast ahead of Season 45. Only four days later, Gillis was fired. Gillis' abrupt exit from NBC's ...

This election is still a dead heat, according to most polls. In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris are courting.