It's been a Monty Python world lately -- and we're not even talking about the absurdity and silliness of current events, such as balloon boys and confessional celebrities.
To mark the 40th anniversary of the "Flying Circus," the surviving Pythons regroup and reminisce.
It's been a Monty Python world lately -- and we're not even talking about the absurdity and silliness of current events, such as balloon boys and confessional celebrities.
A motel owner in New Zealand -- fed up with one too many incidents of rowdy behavior -- has banned an entire town from checking in as guests.
A furor over bad-taste pranks on Britain's public broadcaster ignites a national debate over standards of humor
Kids are spoiled for choice these days. The sustained success of Pixar and Dreamworks Animation -- and in particular, a repugnant green Scottish ogre -- have combined to make children's films one of the fastest growing sectors in Hollywood.
Alan Greenspan is expected to join an elite organization of six-figure lecture luminaries after he steps down as chairman of the Federal Reserve, according to a news report Monday.
Believe it or not, getting yelled at and berated by Mr. T actually becomes boring pretty quickly.
showbuzzupdated: Fri Nov 11 2005 12:08:00
Most people know him as the Minister for Silly Walks on "Monty Python" or as Q in James Bond films. But John Cleese will also go down in history for another reason: lemurs.
"Spamalot" hit Broadway on March 17, and in celebration, Entertainment Weekly remembers Monty Python's 20 best sketches.
You may remember the old Monty Python skit in which John Cleese, as a coldhearted banker, attempts to figure out the angle when a hapless charity worker asks him to donate a pound to an orphans fun...
Robert McKee was perfectly happy as a writer. He didn't expect to become perhaps the most famous writing instructor in Hollywood, played by Brian Cox in "Adaptation," and known for his work with the likes of Peter Jackson, "Beautiful Mind" screenwriter Akiva Goldsman and John Cleese.
"Shrek 2" is a Hollywood rarity: a sequel every bit as good -- if not better -- than the original.
It's an intense James Bond scenario: The secret agent rappels down the side of an exploding building while aiming and firing at enemies who are also scaling down at breakneck speeds.
Sorry, James Bond fans, there won't be a new Bond movie this year. So you're just going to have to make do with what some critics are calling one of the best James Bond video games ever.
And now for something completely different. Fans of the 1970s British comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus will of course recognize that as a John Cleese catch phrase--although Cleese is know...
David Zucker has won acclaim as director of Airplane!, Ruthless People, and Naked Gun. Now he can add For Goodness Sake, a video about how to be Mr. Nice Guy. The 24-minute film, made by Los Angele...
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P.K. Sen Sharma Some of India's best-known exports are culinary, but Sen Sharma, 37, left his native New Delhi to serve Western fashion plates. Arriving in the Netherlands 15 years ago with $100 in...
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