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Everyone has been on edge after Colorado's historically terrible loss vs. Stanford on Friday night. It took NBC's Saturday Night Live to break the ice with a skit on Weekend Update. Kenan Thompson ...

Sid Caesar began performing while still in the military and his talent for sketch comedy led him to his first television series, the “Admiral Broadway Revue.” ...

Former 'Saturday Night Live' writer Andrew Kurtzman talks about the night he learned about Sid Caesar's 'special dessert,' and how it was so strange.

A comedic legend and television pioneer, Sid Caesar passed away on Wednesday at the age of 91. In the 1950s, Caesar and Your Show of Shows, his television show with Imogene Coca, were household ...

Theater Next Act's "Laughter on the 23rd Floor" brings Sid Caesar's spirit back to life "Laughter" is a bittersweet snapshot of a bygone era and an homage to the pioneers of television. Embodied ...

A still of Caesar from THIRTEEN’s documentary showing how physically funny he was. Pic credit: PBS/THIRTEEN Tonight, the genius that is Sid Caesar will be examined on THIRTEEN’s documentary ...

SID CAESAR: ON THE LANGUAGE OF COMEDY features never-before-seen first-person interviews from the archives of the Comedy Hall of Fame, curators of the largest and most comprehensive history of ...

SID CAESAR: From Here to Obscurity (YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS, Mar 5, 1954) by Sid Caesar: Your Show of Shows / Caesar's Hour / Admiral Broadway Revue on YouTube Not that he did it all on his own.

Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Billy Crystal and Eddy Friedfeld took to the Paley Center Wednesday to salute the late, great Sid Caesar in a panel discussion full of love and laughs following the ...

In the 1950s, Sid Caesar was the undisputed champion of television comedy. Albert Einstein adored his routines. Alfred Hitchcock praised him as the greatest performer since Charlie Chaplin. And so ...

And then I saw the 10th skit, and for the first and one of the only times in my life, in a dark and mostly empty theater, I fell out of my seat laughing. Literally.