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The Jake and Elwood Blues Revue is back and bringing a briefcase full of Blues Brothers tunes to the Key Training Center's 27th annual Run for the Money event.
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The most cliche dorm room posters
In Section: A&E Blog >> Posted By: Greg Wilcox I found an interesting list of the 28 most clich dorm room posters.
In an effort to beef up a sometimes-lackluster specialty film lineup, the Carolina Theatre has been booking double bills of classics.
What to do in Chicago by night
When night falls in Chicago, things really begin to hot up. The city's morass of twinkling lights is a spectacular backdrop to an amazing array of things to do after the sun goes down, that will keep you entertained well into the early hours.
VIDEO: A look at The Tragic Side of Comedy
John Belushi and Richard Pryor had more in common than comedic brilliance. Each struggled with intense personal demons, detailed in the two-hour special, The Tragic Side of Comedy .
Bill White: The Pastor Who Wouldn't Leave
I built a column a couple of years ago around the ''Saturday Night Live'' horror movie parody, ''The Thing That Wouldn't Leave.'' John Belushi played a guest whom homeowners couldn't get out of their house.
Shout! - Otis Day & The Knights
Although they were brought together strictly to perform in the John Belushi-starring film #Animal House, Otis Day & the Knights continued living up to their claim as "the number one party band in America" for decades afterward.
Toga party at the Florida Theatre
Tom Hulce , John Belushi and Stephen Furst in the 1978 comedy "Animal House." The movie is being shown at 8 tonight at the Florida Theatre.
"Toga Party" Closes the Streets of Downtown
The street festival, a.k.a. "Toga Party," is closing the streets of downtown Friday through Saturday.
"We're getting the band back together ..." Ever since John Belushi made the declaration in "The Blues Brothers," those six words have become an inevitability in popular music.
Band pays tribute to Blues Brothers
"Coming to ya, on a dusty road. Good lovin', I've got a truckload." Anyone who fondly remembers those lines should plan to be in downtown Wilson Wednesday to see the Alabama Blues Brothers.
Party on, dudes! From Bette to Belushi to Blake Edwards, Hollywood...
John Belushi expressed the appropriate party spiriit in "National Lampoon's Animal House." Speaking of epic party movies, this weekend The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque will show Blake Edwards "The Party," the 1968 crazed comedy starring Peter Sellers.
Theya re back: and at a cinema near you
Studios are going back to the future and banking on rereleasing film classics such as Spartacus to bring in the masses Kevin Maher When the director John Landis was 27 he was handed $2 million by the legendary studio chief Lew Wasserman and told to go and make his own movie, his own way.
Dark-haired and portly, with the energy and manner of a madman and seemingly limitless comic potential, Horatio Sanz joined the cast of "Saturday Night Live" in 1998 and was immediately compared to the late "SNL" great.... Dark-haired and portly, with the energy and manner of a madman and seemingly limitless comic potential, Horatio Sanz joined the ...
Belushi said she had not given permission for the use of several photographs to appear in the book "Wired" by Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward.
There was a time when a gig on 'Saturday Night Live' was pretty much the pinnacle of show biz for comedic actors and writers.
Enjoy great flicks at Lake Worth's Emerging Cinemas
Toga! Toga! Food fight! Food fight! If therea s one movie guaranteed to make us want to SHOUT!, put our hands up and SHOUT!, ita s John Landisa comedy classic Animal House, now showing every Saturday in June at Emerging Cinemas in Lake Worth.
On the road College students plan cross-country bike ride to spread the Gospel message
Two college students are embarking on a 3,000-mile bicycle ride to raise money for St.
Saturday Night Live Complete 3rd Season Limited Box Set
Hilarious characters, sharp political satire, and edgy humor are part of the SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE tradition.
i can dig where you're coming from
Jorge Garcia Channels John Belushi Looks like Jorge Garcia is getting lost in another role.