Why Leslie Jones Doesn’t Miss ‘SNL’ at All: ‘I Wasn’t Very Free There’

Sunday’s episode of Fair City also sees Damien in the hot seat over his secret engagement to Mairead. Will is taking far too much pleasure in toying with him and now he is starting on Mairead.He slyly plants the seed of doubt in her mind about whether the wedding should go ahead but she keeps her concern hidden from Damien.

Clayton Davis Leslie Odom, Jr. has won a Grammy and a Tony award for “Hamilton” but he continues to expand and sharpen his abilities as an actor, musician and performer.

Joe Biden and the Democrats failed to win Latino voters despite the mainstream media's attempts to claim it was because of "disinformation," Lawrence Jones told "Fox & Friends" Wednesday. The former vice president underperformed 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in several counties in Texas and Florida with Latino voters on Election Day, helping solidify Trump's wins in those states.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe ABC reboot of “Supermarket Sweep,” hosted by Leslie Jones, continued to slide a little in the ratings on Sunday night.Facing formidable NFL competition, the game show delivered a 0.7 rating among adults 18-49 and 3.4 million total viewers. That’s down about two tenths and around 300,000 viewers on last week’s second episode.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAttention all shoppers! ABC’s reboot of the classic grocery store game show Supermarket Sweep debuted Sunday night, overtaking all non-sports fare.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe new “Supermarket Sweep” managed to weave its way through the competitive aisles of Sunday night to emerge with a decent debut rating.Hosted by former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Leslie Jones, the reboot led the night for ABC with a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49, drawing a total of 4.8 million total viewers. For comparison, that’s roughly on par with the average rating that “Dancing With the Stars” is putting up so far this season.

Leslie Jones is opening up about her work life post-Saturday Night Live. "I don't miss it at all," the actor, writer and now game show host told Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier in an interview about her new hosting gig on ABC's Supermarket Sweep reboot published Friday.

Supermarket Sweep and a . Good times are ahead…at least on your queue. Below, all the TV shows and movies to check out this week: Supermarket Sweep: An old classic is back, this time hosted by queen Leslie Jones.

Leslie Jones isn’t pining over “Saturday Night Live.” “I don’t miss it. At all,” the 53-year-old comedian and actress told Entertainment Tonight.

Leslie Jones is opening up about her time on Saturday Night Live.

After becoming a breakout star and earning a Primetime Emmy nomination during her five seasons on “Saturday Night Live”, Leslie Jones surprised many when she announced in 2019 she wasn’t returning. The comedian, who first joined as a writer before being promoted to a full-time cast member, revealed her next move would be hosting a revamped version of the popular, long-running game show “Supermarket Sweep” on ABC.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerAfter five years on Saturday Night Live and an Emmy nomination for her work, Leslie Jones had enough. She stunned many by leaving her gig as a full-time cast member.Now, she’s resurfaced as executive producer and host of a new version of the game show Supermarket Sweep on ABC.“I don’t miss it.

, Leslie Jones surprised many when she announced in 2019 she wasn’t returning. The comedian, who first joined as a writer before being promoted to a full-time cast member, revealed her next move would be hosting a revamped version of the popular, long-running game show on ABC. “I don’t miss it.

HBO Max, CBS All Access, Disney+ and Peacock Premium, NBCUniversal’s ad-free streaming service. But as Disney gained more subscribers, it stopped offering free trials altogether in June.Prior to winding down free trials in the US, Netflix had begun phasing out free trials elsewhere in the world, starting in Mexico two years ago.

Ed Meza @edmezavarGermany’s Maze Pictures has boarded Moscow-based Metrafilm’s KGB comedy series “Pawns,” from writers Michael and Lily Idov, who penned the award-winning 2018 Cannes competition screener “Leto.”The company, which has offices in Munich, Berlin and Lucerne, Switzerland, is also developing a miniseries based on “Ghosts of Berlin,” a book of supernatural stories by filmmaker Rudolf Herzog (son of Werner Herzog), and the tentatively titled mystery series “Parallels.”On the film