Dressed in vintage "Ghostbusters" and "Animal House" shirts and clutching the classic movie covers, more than 200 Harold Ramis fans packed the Highland Park Library last week for an inside look into the North Shore resident's iconic film career.

Former Tampa Tribune artist David O'Keefe sits among his works in his Brandon studio, including a sculpture of football giant Brett Favre, left, and a commissioned caricature painting based on the 1980s hit movie "Caddyshack." Top row, from left: A caricature sculpture of President Barrack Obama, which will soon be manufactured as a stress relief ...

Created by comedy legend Harold Ramis , Year One stars Jack Black and Michael Cera as an unlikely duo of primitive men who, after being exiled from their tribe, set out on a laugh-out-loud journey through the ancient world.

Comedian Rob Magnotti remembers performing in front of Rodney Dangerfield in 2004.

If you laughed at something you saw on television some time within the last half-century, chances are you have a small dive on North Wells Street in Chicago to thank.

'Year One" is about two losers who get kicked out of their tribe and go out to explore the world, where they encounter most of the Old Testament and the first three chapters of your high school history text.

In one of my all-time favorite movies, "Caddyshack," Rodney Dangerfield, who plays wealthy businessmen Al Czervik, gets on the phone with his broker while on the golf course and has a conversation that goes something like this: "Everybody's buying, then sell, sell, sell.

Reviewed by: Scott Chitwood Movie Rating: 6 out of 10 Extras Rating: 7 out of 10 Movie Details: View here Buy this DVD at Amazon.com Rating: R Starring: Jack Black as Zed Michael Cera as Oh Oliver Platt as High Priest David Cross as Cain Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Isaac Vinnie Jones as Sargon Hank Azaria as Abraham Juno Temple as Eema Olivia Wilde ...

A sandals 'n sleaze biblical romp where the humor is so infantile that the movie title could be misread as referring to the mental age of the writers, the comically redundant Year One essentially sticks two contemporary characters in ancient times to anachronistically fend for themselves without a clue.

Once upon a time, Italian filmmakers collaborated with American actors to make an aesthetically Japanese-inspired film that was partially shot on Spanish soil and features a "Mexican standoff." Well, that may have happened more than once, or twice even, but it was, in fact, "once upon a time" that three giants of Italian cinema from diverse ...

Well folks, the day that always seemed so far away has finally come and gone. At the beginning of this week, I officially shuffled my twin sons off to kindergarten, starting what will undoubtedly be a vicious cycle in life.

Food fights. Heart attack-prone horses. Epic toga parties. Although not the typical images one conjures of Wash.

Filmmaker and Washington University alumnus Harold Ramis will kick off a fall lecture series at the St.

What with August coming to an end and the looming arrival of Labor Day - the symbolic slamming shut of summertime fun - I thought that this week would be a good time for the Pop Culture Club to take one last symbolic vacation...with the Griswolds.

It's hard to forget high-society sex bomb Lacey Underall's pool-party entrance in the classic comedy "Caddyshack" . The leggy Lacey, decked out in high heels and a black one-piece bathing suit, struts past the slacked-jawed caddies as all the commotion in the Bushwood Country Club pool comes to a halt.

It's hard to forget high-society sex bomb Lacey Underall's pool-party entrance in the classic comedy "Caddyshack" . The leggy Lacey, decked out in high heels and a black one-piece bathing suit, struts past the slacked-jawed caddies as all the commotion in the Bushwood Country Club pool comes to a halt.

It's hard to forget high-society sex bomb Lacey Underall's pool-party entrance in the classic comedy "Caddyshack" . The leggy Lacey, decked out in high heels and a black one-piece bathing suit, struts past the slacked-jawed caddies as all the commotion in the Bushwood Country Club pool comes to a halt.

According to a story today, The Don is scheduled to play in tomorrow's Buick Open pro-am. Huh.

Comedy. Starring Jack Black and Michael Cera. Directed by Harold Ramis. What is your favorite Jack Black movie? Dawn-of-time music thunders portentously from the soundtrack as a band of primitive hunters track down a wild boar.

Comedy geeks and aspiring humorists, prepare to freak out. Vanity Fair writer Mike Sacks manages the seemingly impossible: Squeezing funny, revealing anecdotes out of notoriously difficult-to-interview giants of the industry.