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First Shot: Kelp: a brother out? A friend I keep up with largely via social-not-working has alerted me to an interesting Playbill piece .

Share + Jul 2, 2009 9:00 am US/Central 1 of 1 Announcer Ed McMahon performs during the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon at CBS Television Studios on Aug.

Guess who's coming to Broadway? Hint: He's a legendary comedian and filmmaker that the kids at Cahiers du Cinema refer to as "L'Idiote Stupide." From yesterday's New York Times: Hey, ladies ! Jerry Lewis is headed back to Broadway, this time in the director's chair.

Listen to The Ron Reagan Show at 6pm. Listen to The Nicole Sandler Show at 11pm.

Jerry Lewis in the 1963 comedy "The Nutty Professor." Hey, ladies! Jerry Lewis is headed back to Broadway, this time in the directora s chair.

The thing we probably will remember most about Ed McMahon is the hardy laugh. He was everybody's favorite uncle, the perfect pitchman, the best sidekick in show business, an all-around nice guy.

Ed McMahon became that rare pop cultural mainstay - " more recognizable for the sound of his voice than any transcendent artistic talent.

Child cancer, sibling rivalry, hunky firefighters - no sentimental button is left unpushed in Cameron Diaz's new weepie.

The most impressive parts of Ed McMahon's life were never captured on TV. One of TV's most famous sidekicks passed away Tuesday at 86.

At a time when most men begin their retirement, Ed McMahon was still on The Tonight Show staring Johnny Carson , Hosting TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes , Hosting Star Search , appearing with Jerry Lewis for his annual Muscular Dystrophy Association telethons working as a commercial spokesman and an actor.

As youngsters, Jim Babjak and Dennis Diken watched the 1970 documentary film "Woodstock," featuring a performance of "Tommy" by The Who.

Are you ready for a night of Scorsese? The Oscar-winning director discusses his life and career at 7 p.m., followed at 8:30 p.m. by a showing of "The King of Comedy," his funny 1983 satire about a desperate comic and a late-night talk-show host .

Jack Black and Michael Cera in a world before funny. Jack Black and Michael Cera in "Year One" Remember "Land of the Lost" ? The Will Ferrell movie? Came out two weeks ago? Right, that one.

When it's time to stop and unwind, there no better place than the recently renovated Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Jerry Lewis asks if I would like to hold his Oscar. I would. "I finally found somebody to say to me, - I'd love to hold it'," he calls out to Christopher, his son, who is travelling with him and helping him out on his trip to France.

U.S. entertainer Jerry Lewis has signed on to play his first leading role in more than 25 years in the big-screen drama "Max Rose," sources told Variety.

According to filmmaker Bernard Queysanne, his friend and collaborator Georges Perec who loved "Ladies Man" was possibly inspired by it for his book "La Vie mode d'emploi" ["Life: A User's Guide"] in which the writer describes a parisian apartment block as if the facade was removed.

Today's SooToday.com offering from the YouTube vault of long-forgotten Saturday-morning cartoons consists of some clips from the 1970 animated series Will the Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down.

Arcada Theatre owner Ron Onesti wants people to know that May 9's Jerry Lewis show is, in fact, a Jerry Lewis show.

Scarlett Johansson's short has been dropped from the new portmanteau film by Emmanuel Benbihy a ' judging by his last one, she's had a lucky escape ) Well out of it a Scarlett Johansson.