Eddie Murphy Made His Electrifying Movie Debut Alongside Nick Nolte in This Groundbreaking, Sharp, Gritty-as-Hell Action Comedy
But few lit up the screen as fast as Eddie Murphy did in his 1982 cinematic debut, 48 Hrs. Murphy was the rare case of a comedian to become an overnight movie star when he played Reggie Hammond in the ...
‘Night Court’ exclusive clip: ‘Only Murders’ star Richard Kind returns as an eccentric Broadway producer
Actor and comedian Richard Kind is returning to court. The funnyman, who just received a SAG Award as part of last season's ...
Eddie Murphy names the greatest comedy actor of all time: “Without even trying”
Eddie Murphy was an era-defining comedy actor almost as soon as he hit the big screen, but he'd never call himself the best ever.
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Laughter with a Purpose: Corey B. Brings LaughFest to Lowell
LaughFest, a cornerstone event supporting Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids, brought a full house of laughter and generosity to ...
Central Illinois Proud on MSN5d
Pairing Artwork and Movies on display at Peoria Riverfront Museum
Like a Sommelier pairs wine with food, Peoria Riverfront Museum guest curator Carlos Valladares pairs artwork with films for ...
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Long Beach Terrace Theater Steps Up to DiGiCo Quantum Desks
Upcoming events at the Terrace Theater include Cuban-American trumpeter Arturo Sandoval with the Long Beach Symphony, Chinese ...
The only actor Mel Brooks called perfect: “Needless to say, I was over the moon”
The only actor Mel Brooks called perfect was Gene Hackman, who delivered a legendarily hilarious cameo as a blind priest in 1974's 'Young Frankenstein.' ...