Comedian Shane Gillis was met with mixed reactions from the crowd as he hosted the ESPYs on Wednesday night and Joy Behar shared her thoughts ...

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Former ESPNer Bomani Jones said Shane Gillis’ opening monologue at the 2025 ESPYS is proof that the worldwide leader tossed ...

The ESPY Awards may have signified a tonal shift at ESPN. A network that has traditionally tried to steer clear of ...

Addressing his experience as host of the ESPYs, Gillis revealed that Busta Rhymes laughed during the nearly 10-minute opening monologue that included jokes touching on everything from Caitlin Clark to ...

Bomani Jones believes Shane Gillis took advantage of a newfound freedom at ESPN that was created by the arrival of Pat McAfee.

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Shane Gillis says rapper Busta Rhymes was "the one person laughing" at his monologue during the ESPYS last week.

Comedian Shane Gillis wrapped up his monologue at the ESPY Awards Wednesday night with the following: “I can see some of you don’t like me. That’s OK.” For half the audience and Gillis ...

Comedian Shane Gillis wrapped up his monologue at the ESPY Awards Wednesday night with the following: “I can see some of you don’t like me. That’s OK.” For half the audience and Gillis himself, sure.