“You can do whatcha want to do . . . in Living Color!” This hot 90s comedy show launched even hotter stars.

Keenan cast him in "In Living Color," where he played opposite Damon as a gay film critic. His success on the show led to comedic roles in movies and television.

After In Living Color Perez became known more for her nasal voice than her dance moves. As an actress she starred opposite Woody Harrelson in White Man Can’t Jump (1992), and carried the lead ...

The importance of In Living Color on the impact of sketch comedy can’t be overstated. At a time when Saturday Night Live was a nearly all-white cast, Fox and Keenen Ivory Wayans launched a ...

Damon Wayans Keenen’s eldest younger sibling, Damon Wayans, actually had a brief stint in the Saturday Night Live cast (he was fired after 11 episodes) before becoming a founding In Living Color ...

That In Living Color made such an impact on a young girl who, at the time, probably didn't understand the punch line is a testimony to the show's influence on not only black television but on ...

EXCLUSIVE: Kali Hawk, who recurs on Fox's freshman comedy New Girl, has been tapped as a performer on the network's In Living Color reboot, executive produced by Keenan Ivory Wayans, creator and ...

In Living Color not only advanced the careers of the Wayans, it also marked a cornerstone for the likes of Jim Carrey, who appeared in all five seasons of the show as well as others including ...

“Huge S/O to @BrunoMars & @iamcardib for this In Living Color tribute it was hot and we appreciate the love,” posted Shawn Wayans. The show was on the air for five seasons from 1990-1994 and ...

Cast members of 'In Living Color' speak onstage at the 10th Annual TV Land Awards at the Lexington Avenue Armory on April 14, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images) ...

The stars of In Living Color are showing their support for Bruno Mars and Cardi B’s new video for “Finesse,” which pays homage to the sketch comedy series. The video, which dropped on ...

"In Living Color" is coming back to Fox -- 18 years after it left the air. The groundbreaking 90s comedy program was written by, and starred, Keenan and Damon Wayans.