Leave it to Susan Morrison, author of the recent book Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live, to school me yet again ...
it was just after the 40th anniversary of the show and I realized that no one has had a bigger effect on what Americans think is funny than Lorne Michaels. It's an enormous influence on the culture.
It has been 50 years since the comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live hit NBC and became a weekly staple on many of our ...
Lorne Michaels can’t stop talking about Blake ... Carvey said he found it “kind of funny.” When Carvey texted Michaels about the successful show, the producer allegedly replied with theories ...
The book has too many good Michaels stories to count, but we picked five of the most revealing tidbits that might help you better understand the man behind the show. Michaels made his first trip to ...
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Lorne Michaels Biographer Susan Morrison On ‘SNL50', Her Subject's Legacy And His Likely Next Act: "He's Built This Whole Culture With Walls Around It"The result of those efforts, Lorne ... in determining what we find funny over 50 years,” she says. “That's a really large achievement.” The other aspect of Michaels is that he first ...
The new biography “Lorne,” by ... is surprising: Is Michaels a particularly gifted prose stylist? It’s not known. But then, is he, himself, a particularly funny person?
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