When ‘In Living Color‘ premiered in 1990, the series quickly became a cultural staple that pushed boundaries and highlighted the talent of Black and brown comedians. Produced by Keenan Ivory ...

AllHipHop: They’re giving me the wrap up. But I got to ask you, “In Living Color” was so important for Hip-Hop, it was huge for Hip-Hop … David Alan Grier: They were inextricably linked.

The iconic sketch comedy show In Living Color premiered 35 years ago, on April 15, 1990. The hit series ran for five seasons and featured a big cast who went on to build illustrious careers in ...

In Living Color continued for one more season without them. Although Fox offered them “big checks” to stay, Wayans said, “I’m still a brother after this. No, I’m gonna support my brother.

Marlon Wayans recently spilled the tea about the reason he and his family decided to cut ties with In Living Color. Marlon recently appeared on Shannon Sharpe ‘s Club Shay Shay podcast. The clip ...

“In Living Color” was a groundbreaking sketch comedy show that aired on Fox from 1990 to 1994, launching the careers of many stars, including the Wayans family.

The comedian, 64, stars with his son Damon Jr. in the new CBS sitcom 'Poppa’s House' Sonja Flemming/CBS Damon Wayans took a few mementos from his sketch comedy series In Living Color which ...

Actor Marlon Wayans talks "In Living Color" and making the Super Bowl halftime experience At the time, “In Living Color,” which ran from 1990 to 1994, was at the height of its popularity.

The Super Bowl halftime show is a big gig, even for megastars like Beyonce, Madonna, Prince, and now Usher. But it wasn’t always so. In 1992, the sketch comedy show In Living Color lured viewers away ...

After departing In Living Color, Marlon admitted he was “broke” and had “$700 in the bank and $900 rent.” However, it pushed him to work on The Wayans Bros., which ran from 1995 to 1999.