
Lorne Michaels has built up a ton of grudges over 50 years of running "Saturday Night Live," perhaps none more infamous than his animus toward Sinead O'Connor.
O'Connor tore a photo of Pope John Paul II after a performance on the sketch show in October 1992. She did not share her planned protest of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church with the show's producers, shocking Michaels when she tossed the torn photo of the Holy See on the ground and said "Fight the real enemy" directly into the camera.