Fred Willard News

In this Oct. 3, 2008 file photo, actor and host Fred Willard, right, Gabe, winner of the Top Dog award, center, and Gabe's owner, left, pose backstage during the First Annual Worldwide Fido Awards in Santa Monica, California.

Actor Joe Mantegna, who voices Fat Tony, poses at the 20th anniversary party for the television series "The Simpsons" at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, Oct.

Fred Willard will assume the full mantle of "The King" when he stars in "Elvis and Juliet" The play, written by his wife Mary, opens at Upland's Grove Theatre on Saturday after runs in Los Angeles and New York.

Right now Chicagoans across the city are looking at each other with stunned expressions and uttering the timeless Fred Willard-in- A Mighty Wind catchphrase "Wha' Happen?" Even those opposed to the games because they're worried about their taxes, their corrupt local government, traffic, too many tourists, visiting parts of the city they've never ...

Actor Fred Willard will star in the play, "Elvis and Juliet" at the Grove Theatre for four weekends beginning Oct.

Actor James Gandolfini is 48. Singer Jimmie Rodgers is 76. Actor Robert Blake is 76.

OC Flyers to honor actor before Thursday game The Orange County Register Comments Recommend FULLERTON - The City Council has proclaimed Aug.

With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

Amanda Mae Meyncke , Aug 04, 2009 With the upcoming release of Paper Heart , you've heard about these mockumentaries, and once you look into it, it seems as if they're everywhere.

We've been told repeatedly the ad business is changing. No longer do print and television and some outdoor executions suffice for a complete ad campaign.

Fred Willard, star of offbeat comedies including "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind," is FedEx's celebrity pitchman in the age of YouTube and social media.

Looking to explain a litany of small business services without boring potential customers to tears, FedEx has produced a series of tongue-in-cheek infomercials that it hopes will go viral.

Submitted by FunnyFixx.com on Mon, 06/22/2009 - 09:37. Doctor J. Marcus will treat you with good old-fashioned common sense - and nothing else.

Oh wow, this looks like my kind of event. On the Largo stage in Los Angeles, California, many a famous face took to the stage to read passages from the autobiographical tomes of their fellow celebrities.

Personnel from the Loma Linda University Children's Hospital rubbed shoulders with TV insiders and Melrose fashionistas Monday in a Los Angeles theater.

Despite appearing in three of the funniest movie roles in movie history Fred Willard's recent career has largely consisted of showing up in tv pilots as an omen that the show's gonna get canceled instantly, as well as one really awkward episode of Rachael Ray's Food Network show, so it's nice to see him doing, for lack of a better term, anything ...