10 Things You Might Not Know About American Vandal
Netflix's fake-true crime series returns for a second (and poop-centric) season on September 14.
Netflix's fake-true crime series returns for a second (and poop-centric) season on September 14.
Alan Alda—who was born Alphonso D’Abruzzo on January 28, 1936—is the only person to win acting, directing, and writing Emmys for the same program.
The producers of the wrestling dramedy, which is competing for six Emmy Awards, were reluctant to cast Alison Brie.
By most accounts, Steve Martin—your favorite wild and crazy guy—is neither wild nor crazy. (Sorry.)
Sacha Baron Cohen's fearlessness in making serious people look silly has earned him a global audience, an appropriate amount of outrage, plenty of headlines, and an Oscar nomination.
4. Only Lucy was allowed to make fun of Ricky's fractured English.
Ni! Ni!
Mike Myers's 1993 comedy bombed at the box office. Over the years, however, it has evolved into a cult classic.
'National Lampoon’s Vacation' features Chevy Chase in an idiot-defining role as the alarmingly optimistic Clark Griswold, a husband and father who is determined to give his family the ultimate vacation—no matter the cost to life, vehicle, or animal.
The comedy classic arrived in theaters 40 years ago today.
Mel Brooks's charming spoof, which premiered 25 years ago, extolled the virtues of form-fitting legwear.
The Dude abides. (Hopefully at a cinema near you.)
Bill Hader pitched the Emmy-nominated hit as 'Taxi Driver' meets 'Waiting for Guffman.'
Thirty-five years later, the John Hughes-penned, Michael Keaton-starring movie remains an ahead-of-its-time comedy classic.
Lewis Black, Lily Tomlin, and Fran Drescher will be at the opening.
Comedian and actor Robin Williams helped the careers of his co-stars and kept everyone around him laughing.
One joke was so funny, an audience member literally laughed himself to death.
The 'Price is Right' host really doesn't need the glasses. He wears them just so you'll recognize him.
4. A scene in which Rowan Atkinson's character feigns madness by wearing underpants on his head and sticking pencils up his nose was inspired by Atkinson's penchant for sticking pencils up his nose.
Adolf Hitler was not a fan of theirs.
Eddie Murphy’s hilarious performance(s) in 'Coming to America' turned a silly little film into a certified comedy classic.
Pawnee, Indiana’s small-town quirks lend themselves perfectly to crackpot ideas.
No wishing on a Zoltar machine necessary.
Ethan Embry doesn't know, or care, what his character's letter said in the classic teen rom-com—which is turning 20 years old.