“SNL50: The Anniversary Special,” a three-hour event celebrating a half-century of comedy sketches, celebrity hosts, musical guests, standup monologues, fake commercials, performers losing it ...

Throughout his career, Jordan has made millions starring in close to 100 television commercials in order ... players," says conspiracy cracker Steve Martin. "Players that all uncannily resemble ...

Short won outstanding performance by a male actor in a comedy series, while 'Only Murders' took home outstanding performance ...

Steve Martin and Martin Short are in the building. “Saturday Night Live” celebrated 50 years on the air with a three-hour special called “SNL50: The Anniversary Special,” Feb. 16 (8 p.m. o ...

Steve Martin will perform at the new entertainment venue Sept. 19 alongside comedian Martin Short. The comedy legends co-star in the Hulu series “Only Murders in the Building,” with Selena Gomez.

Bill Murray showed up on 'Weekend Update' to mock the anchors, Tom Hanks introduced an "In Memoriam" segment devoted to "characters and sketches that have aged horribly" and other highlights.

Steve Martin and Martin Short — aka Charles-Haden Savage and Oliver Putnam — just announced the latest leg of their ongoing ‘Dukes of Funnytown Tour.’ Set to take place from August ...

Steve Martin, during his monologue for Saturday Night Live‘s 50th anniversary special, got his Canadian pal Martin Short into an unfortunate situation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

“Saturday Night Live’s” recent 50th anniversary special had some unfunny consequences, according to Steve Martin. The comedic actor – who delivered the special’s opening monologue on ...

Steve Martin and Martin Short are coming back to Upstate New York for another comedy show. The “Only Murders in the Building” co-stars are bringing their “The Dukes of Funnytown” tour to ...

Steve Martin celebrated Only Murders in the Building's victory at Screen Guild Actors awards just a day after he missed the ceremony. The comedy-thriller series won Best Ensemble in a Comedy, ...

Steve Martin led off the "Saturday Night Live" 50th anniversary show with a monologue, a familiar scene given all the times the legendary actor and comedian has hosted NBC's late night show.