Marlon Wayans says that while an In Living Color reboot might not be in the cards, he would definitely be open to more family collaborations. The comedian, 52, recently sat down with PEOPLE ...

During their conversation with the publication, Marlon and Damon Wayans Sr. reflected on the impact of “In Living Color,” the 90s sketch show created by their eldest brother, Keenen Ivory Wayans.

The career of Marlon Wayans and his vocal advocacy spans decades of comedy, film success and recent public support for ...

Get ready to laugh as we dive into the most iconic and hilarious sketches from the groundbreaking comedy show "In Living Color"! From Jim Carrey's wild impressions to Damon Wayans' unforgettable ...

Following his In Living Color exit, Keenen returned his attention to filmmaking, once again excelling in the field. His next movie, A Low Down Dirty Shame, arrived in 1994 to immense fanfare.

Damon Wayans has sparked quite a conversation lately. In a recent interview on Shannon Sharpe ’s podcast, Club Shay Shay, he shared a surprising story about how he learned to tongue kiss.

Marlon Wayans tells PEOPLE that while he doesn't think an In Living Color reboot is likely, he and his family would like to do "some type of variety show" together In the same exclusive interview ...

In Living Color, which was created by the pair’s older brother, Keenen Ivory Wayans, 66, aired on Fox from 1990 to 1994. Marlon and Damon, 64, both had recurring roles in the series, and the ...