If Lorne Michaels is the father of “Saturday Night Live,” then Rosie Shuster is its criminally under-acknowledged mother.

The Irish-born creative counted Princess Grace of Monaco and Robert F. Kennedy's wife Ethel among her clients.

New artists take the field each February and being awarded the halftime show is considered a major honor for singers. This year, during Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and ...

Some people think so. They believe the Super Bowl participants are predetermined, based on the game's annual logo. RELATED: Super Bowl halftime show guest performer revealed The gist of the theory ...

Atmosphere during Rosie O'Donnell's For All Kids Foundation Benefit Cruise - Day 2 at The Norwegian Pearl, off the Coast of Miami in Miami, Florida, United States. ***Exclusive*** (Photo by Bruce ...

MARINETTE - The daughter of actress Rosie O'Donnell was sentenced to three years of probation Thursday to resolve 16 charges she had pending against her in Marinette County Circuit Court.

A CBS News spokesperson declined to comment. O’Donnell helmed the ratings-challenged show for five years before being moved out as part of a broad revamping of the nightly news format — which ...

Five years ago, then teacher Roisin O'Donnell was approached by radio one’s ‘spoken stories’ to produce a piece for air. The resulting 3,000 words would form the basis of her debut novel ...

Rosie is mother to Parker, 29, Chelsea, 27, Blake, 25, Vivienne, 22, and 12-year-old Dakota, and previously explained that the app had been useful for her when it came to connecting with other parents ...

MLB The Show 25 is going to have three of the top young stars in baseball on its cover. The video game franchise announced Tuesday that Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes, Cincinnati Reds ...

Fans who believe in the Super Bowl logo conspiracy theory are probably not surprised with this year's matchup for the Super Bowl. Sorry, sad Bills fans (and Commander ...

Thankfully for Roisín O’Donnell, her debut novel Nesting navigates ... because—as recent statistics show about the harm done to women and girls—we need ‘Issues Novels’ in Ireland ...