Gilda Radner – one of the most influential cast members in “Saturday Night Live” history – played a pivotal role in shaping “SNL,” forever changing the course of comedy. Early on ...

That’s how most of us remember Gilda Radner, the beloved “Saturday Night Live” star who died of ovarian cancer in 1989, at 42. The organization she inspired, Gilda’s Club, continues to ...

Gilda Radner’s first big break was in the 1972 Toronto production of the Stephen Schwartz musical “Godspell,” which also starred Martin Short. The two fell in love and lived together during ...

Gilda Radner was worried no one would remember her. In 1988, as she grappled with ovarian cancer, Radner’s longtime friend and collaborator Alan Zweibel was persuading her to do a guest shot on ...

In her memoir, she recalls the look on the nurse’s face as they ran the test, thinking it odd that she looked so sullen: “what could be lovelier than Gilda Radner and Gene Wilder having a baby?” ...

It was sad to hear that some chapters of the Gilda's Club cancer charities have decided to drop Gilda Radner's name from their title because young people no longer know who she was. (See the Nov ...

In taking on the role of Gilda Radner in Jason Reitman’s film Saturday Night, British actress Ella Hunt was stepping into the shoes of a beloved U.S. treasure and a Saturday Night Live-verse she ...

Here are more tragic details about "Saturday Night Live" original cast member Gilda Radner. Read more: Whatever Happened To Bud Bundy From Married...With Children? Growing up in Detroit ...

The “Saturday Night Live” 50th anniversary special on NBC included a moment where original cast members Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman paid tribute to their late co-star Gilda Radner.

When Gilda Radner was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 1986, the Saturday Night Live actress wrote a memoir detailing her experiences with fame, love and disease. The book, published posthumously ...