Norm Macdonald, the deadpan standup comic and former "Saturday Night Live" star from 1993 to 1998, has died after a private nine-year battle with cancer. The former Weekend Update anchor was 61.

While hosting the 1998 ESPYs, the late, great Norm Macdonald told what this writer considers the greatest joke of all-time. It’s also the one that likely sealed Macdonald’s termination from ...

Norm’s entire repertoire — in fact, all of his head space — was his alone. ... Norm Macdonald wasn’t normal at all, and nobody was more dedicated to exploiting that abnormality: ...

He then opened the floor for his head writer Ian Karmel and bandleader Reggie Watts to share their thoughts on Macdonald as well. "We’ll miss you, Norm, so much," Corden concluded.

Norm Macdonald, who was a writer, performer and 'Weekend Update' anchor on 'Saturday Night Live' in the ’90s, died Tuesday morning of cancer.

Conan O’Brien praises Norm Macdonald’s "brilliant," divisive O.J. Simpson jokes that ... The comedian was said to have been fired by NBC head Don Ohlmeyer in 1998 in large part due to his ...

Norm Macdonald Live, ... O.J. turned his head away and wept. It was at that moment that he realized he would never be able to kill her again. ...

Norm Macdonald relentlessly mocked O.J. Simpson on “Saturday Night Live” and may have lost his job for it. Years later, they made an odd connection.

Conan O'Brien says Norm Macdonald made the most "brilliant jokes" about O.J. Simpson, even if that may have gotten him fired from "SNL." Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

O.J. Simpson’s death was greeted with an outpouring of love… for Norm MacDonald. Simpson leaves behind a, let’s say, complicated legacy; meanwhile, everyone loves Norm, who passed away in 2021.