Leslie Jones gets Olympics offer
Leslie Jones has been invited to cover the Olympic Games for NBC after impressing the bosses with her commentary. The Ghostbusters actress caught the attention
August 8, 2016
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Leslie Jones has been invited to cover the Olympic Games for NBC after impressing the bosses with her commentary. The Ghostbusters actress caught the attention
To say Leslie Jones is pumped about the 2016 Olympics would be the understatement of the year. On Saturday, Aug. 6, the Ghostbusters hopped on Twitter to showcase
The ‘Ghostbusters’ actress quit the social media site on Monday, July 18 after being bombarded with racist abuse, but has admitted she can’t stay away
Leslie Jones’ Twitter troll, Milo Yiannopoulos, has been banned from the social networking site for racially abusing her. Milo Yiannopoulos — who is well-known for attacking people
Chrissy Teigen defended Leslie Jones after she was subjected to racist abuse online. The 30-year-old model responded to the hateful comments the Ghostbusters star has
Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones has been forced to quit Twitter after she was bombarded with racist tweets and has urged the social networking site to
Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon are no strangers to walking the fine line when it comes to talking about tragedy in a comedic way. In
To these haters, and to those who came before to picket the Leslie Jones camp, I say as I’m sure Jones would in her brash way, “Step the f—k off.”
The world continues to have trouble figuring out how to handle force of nature, Leslie Jones. Something about the comedienne’s big, bold, and powerful persona
“SNL” cast member Leslie Jones is not one to shy away from controversy, and she seems to relish the opportunity to jump into the debates
[jwplatform 72IWQoip] Thirty years after the beloved original film took the world by storm, director Paul Feig reboots the supernatural comedy, Ghostbusters, with an all-star
Leslie Jones continues to catch flack for her “slavery” joke that she performed on “Saturday Night Live.” Princeton’s Dr. Eddie Glaude offers an interesting perspective
The controversy surrounding “Saturday Night Live” writer Leslie Jones and an bit during this week’s “Weekend Update” segment has brought the conflict of black comedy into sharp relief
Laugh at my pain works for Kevin Hart but it isn’t for comedy writer Leslie Jones. This past weekend on “Saturday Night Live,” the writer
Leslie Jones, LaKendra Tookes added to ‘Saturday Night Live’ After uproar over the lack of black female cast members at “Saturday Night Live,” two women
Remember Kerry Washington’s skit on “SNL,” where she poked fun at the lack of diversity offered on the hit late night comedy show? Well, move
