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Travis Kelce liked the Instagram post of Shane Gillis’s controversial SNL monologue, sparking debate. Gillis’s jokes about women’s gym attire drew sharp criticism from Dan Levy and Ego Nwodim, while Bobby Bones defended the bit. Kelce’s rep cited friendship and support for the show.
Shane Gillis' third hosting stint on 'Saturday Night Live' sparked a polarized celebrity response following a monologue criticizing women's gym attire. While 'Dancing with the Stars' winner Bobby Bones defended the bit as 'funny' and 'bold,' actors Dan Levy and Ego Nwodim condemned the remarks as misogynistic. Gillis also apologized for an accidental profanity slip during a sketch, but the primary controversy centers on his comments about female gymgoers, which critics linked to broader issues of objectification.
Shane Gillis faced significant backlash after his third hosting stint on 'Saturday Night Live' on October 10, 2026, where he joked that women wearing short shorts at the gym are dressing like 'whores.' The comment sparked immediate criticism from figures including Maren Morris, Dan Levy, and Ego Nwodim, who mocked or condemned the remarks. While Gillis apologized for an accidental swear word during a separate sketch, he did not address the misogynistic monologue. The incident occurred amid a national conversation regarding sexual assault, with critics linking the joke to broader issues of objectification. Reactions were divided, with some celebrities defending the comedy while others called it misogynistic.
Shane Gillis faced backlash after his third SNL hosting stint, where a monologue about women's gym attire drew sharp criticism. While some celebrities mocked or condemned the remarks, others defended the comedy, highlighting a divided public response.
Shane Gillis faced intense criticism for his 'SNL' monologue, prompting public pushback from Ego Nwodim, Dan Levy, and Maren Morris. While Gillis apologized for a live swearing gaffe, he did not address the misogynistic remarks about women's gym attire, which critics linked to broader issues of objectification.
Shane Gillis faced intense backlash after his third SNL hosting stint, where a monologue joke about women's gym attire sparked widespread criticism. Public figures like Dan Levy and Ego Nwodim condemned the remarks, with Levy calling it misogyny and Nwodim responding with a defiant gym photo. The incident occurred amid a national conversation on sexual assault, with critics linking the joke to broader issues of objectification. Gillis also apologized for an accidental swear word during a sketch, but the monologue remained the primary focus of outrage.
Comedian Shane Gillis faced widespread criticism after his third hosting stint on 'Saturday Night Live' (SNL), where he joked that women at the gym 'dress like whores.' The remark, delivered during a monologue about weight loss, drew sharp condemnation from public figures and social media users, particularly in the context of the ongoing national conversation regarding the 2024 Cornell University fraternity sexual assault case. While Gillis also apologized for accidentally swearing during a sketch, the primary controversy centered on the perceived misogyny of his monologue, which critics linked to broader issues of objectification and rape culture.
Vulture breaks down Netflix’s Big Mistakes, a crime-thriller comedy from Dan Levy and Rachel Sennott, tracking Nicky and Morgan Dardano’s spiraling missteps as they steal a necklace, grave-dig, and tangle with mobsters while their family and town politics spiral out of control. The piece catalogs the season’s biggest screwups across eight episodes—from the initial necklace caper to a chaotic Miami showdown—highlighting the siblings’ escalating binds with Ivan, Andrei, and a web of local power including Linda Morelli’s mayoral bid and Natalie/Annette’s behind-the-scenes influence.