During a sit-down for People in 10, the actress and comedian, 60, opened up about who might be up for the role of SNL ...

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Lorne is irreplaceable,” Shannon tells PEOPLE before weighing in on a potential successor to the ‘SNL’ showrunner ...

Molly Shannon let the Jonas Brothers and "Saturday Night Live" cast member Ego Nwodim in on a little secret. On April 6, the comedian and actor appeared in a series of promos ahead of her "SNL ...

Molly Shannon portrayed a plethora of hilarious characters during her time on Saturday Night Live.But one absolutely stands out from the rest. Mary Katherine Gallagher was one of the most popular ...

Molly Shannon as one of her iconic “SNL” characters, Mary Katherine Gallagher. Courtesy Everett Collection The skit featured two nuns (O’Donnell and Marshall) prepping their students for a ...

Molly Shannon is so excited to return to “Saturday Night Live,” she showed up three days early. In anticipation of her hosting gig this Saturday, she asks in a promotional clip, “Where is ...

Kenan Thompson joined the show in 2003 and is the longest-tenured cast member in its history.

Shannon (center) with Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake during the cold open of the Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special in 2015. Photo: Getty Images You last played Mary in 2015, on SNL ...

One of Molly Shannon‘s most popular “Saturday Night Live” characters of all time is Mary Katherine Gallagher, the socially awkward schoolgirl who “sticks [her] fingers under [her] arms and ...

Molly Shannon, of SNL and ‘Superstar’ fame, is the Catholic school girl in all of us Ciaran Freeman April 06, 2023 Molly Shannon as Mary Catherine Gallagher on "Saturday Night Life" (IMDB) ...

The comedian referenced both "House of the Dragon" and Taylor Swift in her advice to the Democratic presidential candidate. While there were plenty of heavy hitters at the annual Alfred E. Smith ...