Molly Shannon’s “Sally O’Malley” returned kicking and stretching ... which was a touching recap of SNL’s first 50 years. The emotion in his voice as he mentioned the late cast members ...

It airs in the 4:50 a.m. time slot in order to just barely ... but the irrepressible Sally O'Malley is our favorite. Fifty years old, as she likes people to know, she still has the grace and ...

It airs at about 4:50 in the a.m., and serves to barely fulfill ... The older we get, the funnier Sally O'Malley is. A lot of Molly Shannon characters could be on this list of the best SNL ...

It airs in the 4:50 a.m. time slot in order to just barely fulfill a local ... A lot of Molly Shannon characters could be on this list of the best SNL characters, but the irrepressible Sally O’Malley ...

Emma Stone introduced a video segment that showcased some of the best physical comedy seen on SNL in the last 50 years, and Molly Shannon joined Stone for this introduction by reprising her character ...

It airs at about 4:50 in the a.m., and serves to barely fulfill a local ... The older we get, the funnier Sally O’Malley is. A lot of Molly Shannon characters could be on this list of the best SNL ...

Orphaned youth Sally hits the road with an empty belly, a few coins, and not much else in this evocative historical novel by Cushman (War and Millie McGonigle) that follows one girl’s search for ...

The talk show host tells PEOPLE about how she's celebrating her special day Jason Fine Sally Jessy Raphael is 90! The daytime talk show icon celebrated her 90th birthday, which falls on Feb. 25 ...

Wendy: Many thanks to Sally for including me on this one. As always, we are so thankful to Amanda – who gave us some great ideas for this one – and the entire team at USA Today who helped put ...

DATA (22A: It's unlimited on some phone plans) BELATED (11D: Like an after-the-fact birthday wish) ONE AM (49D: Apt time to listen to "After Midnight" by Chappell Roan) Today's title let me know ...

For the first minute or so, you’d be forgiven for thinking Conner O’Malley’s latest work is another sendup of Joe Rogan–style “whoa, dude!” podcasting, albeit a funny one. Its conceit ...