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09-21-2018, 08:34 AM
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Review: 'Love, Gilda' an ode to 'Saturday Night Live's' first female comic superstar
Review: 'Love, Gilda' an ode to 'Saturday Night Live's' first female comic superstar
09-21-2018 07:17 AM Gilda Radner, the funniest woman on television in the 1970s, got hired by Lorne Michaels for what was originally called "NBC's Saturday Night" before anybody else -- before John Belushi, before Chevy Chase, before Dan Aykroyd, before Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman, Garrett Morris.       More... 
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