By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | October 13, 2026
Shane Gillis’ SNL monologue has kicked off a social media firestorm after he said women at the gym dress like “wh***s.” Predictably, the worst people imaginable have come to Gillis’ defense, but in a move that will probably not go over great at the Swift house, Travis Kelce reportedly liked a clip of Gillis’ monologue on Instagram. Dude… (Page Six)
Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney doesn’t hold back. (Lainey Gossip)
Florence Pugh is done posting personal stuff. (Celebitchy)
Pete’s about to join Kimberly Guilfoyle under the bus. (Wonkette)
Danny Trejo’s son provides some interesting context on how his dad ended up in a Daily Wire movie. (Variety)
Ryan Coogler’s X-Files series is officially a go at Hulu. (Gizmodo)
For her newsletter, Kayleigh wrote about Shane Gillis, that SNL joke, and why hating women is good for business. (Gossip Reading Club)
Case in point: At least Megyn Kelly is equal opportunity. (Mediaite)
Doctor Who is getting a Christmas special after all. (Polygon)
Roxana beautifully reflects on what might have been the last Always Sunny episode ever. (Vulture)
Stephen Amell embraces his abdominal destiny in Baywatch. (A.V. Club)
Somehow, Girls has returned… (IndieWire)
Carmen Ghia is reading books to vaccinate herself against consumerism, and her second review looks at John Berger’s 1972 book, Ways of Seeing. “Critical literacy of the image is just as important as critical literacy of the written word, despite the implicit moral hierarchy.” Has a book changed how you see the world? (Cannonball Read 18)
I don’t think you have a dog in this fight but if you did you would have shot it.
— K A C E Y (@KaceyMusgraves) October 12, 2026