The stage and screen vet talked to THR about 'You Had to Be There,' a documentary about the live theater production of the ...

A documentary about the legendary Toronto production of Godspell, which launched many careers, is one of 106 films coming to ...

After tumbling from a 50-foot height, Dan Aykroyd walked away convinced that a higher power had caught him. The actor-comedian hosts the History Channel’s "The UnBelievable," a series that unearths ...

'Saturday Night Live' premiered 50 years ago on Oct. 11, 1975 Christopher Rudolph is a contributing writer for PEOPLE. He previously covered entertainment at The Advocate, HuffPost, Logo News, MTV ...

Late great actress and Saturday Night Live star Gilda Radner left a lasting impression on those who came in contact with her — even when she was roasting them. "Gilda was just like an appendage with ...

The comedy revolution referred to by the title of Nick Davis’s sharp and effusive documentary “You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…” is the one that took place ...

The original 'Saturday Night Live' castmember talks to The Hollywood Reporter about the exits ahead of season 51: "I was very sad to see Michael Longfellow go." By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment ...

Written by Cary Gitter, the play will be offered at 59East59 Theaters in midtown Manhattan through September 7. Its director hopes to eventually bring it to another theater in New York City. ByJane ...

This piece is part of the Detroit Journalism Summer Camp, run by The Detroit Writing Room in partnership with Planet Detroit. Regardless of where someone receives treatment for cancer in Michigan, the ...

For those who miss the very funny, very Jewish presence of the late comedy icons Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner, a new off-Broadway play that tells the story of their eight-year relationship practically ...

Celebrity marriages often end unhappily, usually with a flurry of tabloid headlines and a phalanx of expensive lawyers. But the union of Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner concluded more tragically, with ...