Conan O’Brien tipped his hat to the late, great Norm Macdonald, remembering the comedian in particular for his eviscerating comic takes on former NFL star O.J. Simpson, who died Thursday. Sitting with ...

Ever since comedian Norm Macdonald died Tuesday of cancer at age 61, the internet has been full of reminiscences and tributes, as well as compilations of his best jokes. Conan O'Brien, who welcomed ...

On Thursday night, Conan O’Brien dropped an impromptu episode of his podcast to honor the passing of his good friend Norm Macdonald. As regular watchers of the late night host know, Macdonald was ...

O.J. Simpson’s death was greeted with an outpouring of love… for Norm MacDonald. Ohlmeyer fired Macdonald from the Weekend Update gig after he continued to joke about Simpson following his acquittal. ...

Norm Macdonald, the stand-up comic and Saturday Night Live alum who died Tuesday at age 61, was considered a comedian’s comedian, a favorite of late-night hosts like David Letterman and Conan O’Brien ...

In 1998, Norm Macdonald was fired from Saturday Night Live, evidently for making too many jokes about a good friend of NBC’s west coast president: O.J. Simpson. Now we know that the longtime NBC ...

Conan O’Brien has revealed that NBC attempted to ban Norm Macdonald from his show after the late comedian was fired from Saturday Night Live. O’Brien made the revelation during an emergency episode of ...

The 1997 moment went viral after the shocking, heartbreaking death of the comic-actor in September. By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter The late comic-actor had everyone in hysterics while a guest ...

Norm Macdonald managed to turn a standard late-night promo interview into instant comedy history. On Conan’s show in 1997, he completely dismantled the movie Chairman of the Board in under five ...

One of the most memorable riffs by comic Norm Macdonald was his classic rips at Melrose Place star Courtney Thorne-Smith‘s choice of films on a 1997 edition of Late Night With Conan O’Brien. Macdonald ...

Being fired from “Weekend Update” was not the only fallout from Norm Macdonald’s relentless fixation on making jokes about O.J. Simpson, the late comedian’s longtime friend Conan O’Brien said during a ...

After "SNL" fired Macdonald in 1998, O'Brien defended his late friend to NBC executive Don Ohlmeyer. Macdonald served as host of “Weekend Update” on “Saturday Night Live” from 1994 through 1998. His ...