Marlon Wayans recalled the events that led to the Wayans family’s departure from the hit show “In Living Color.” Marlon Wayans opened up about his family leaving In Living Color, explaining ...

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 ...

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.

Thirty years after In Living Color ended, Marlon Wayans is opening up about why his family walked away from the Fox show that launched them into fame.. During a recent interview on the Club Shay ...

More than 30 years later, Marlon Wayans is reflecting on the show that served as his family’s big break. The In Living Color ...

Marlon recalled, “I remember when we left ‘In Living Color’ because Fox was syndicating the show and it was hurting Keenen’s pockets. Keenen was like, ‘Nah, you ain’t gonna do this to ...

Comedian Marlon Wayans speaks on the importance of pushing boundaries in comedy, ... Wayans was one of the stars of "In Living Color," an "SNL"-like satire show that ran from 1990-1994, ...

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 ...

*Marlon Wayans appeared on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay podcast and explained why his family left the popular sketch comedy show “In Living Color.” The series originally ran on Fox for ...

“I remember when we left ‘In Living Color’ because Fox was syndicating the show and it was hurting Keenen’s pockets,” he said. “Keenen was like, ‘Nah, you ain’t gonna do this to me.’ ...

More than 30 years later, Marlon Wayans is shedding light on his family's "protest" of Fox over brother Keenen Ivory Wayan's series 'In Living Color'.

Marlon Wayans and his many family members who worked on TV's In Living Color weren't wearing sunglasses just to be cool on the 1992 Christmas episode. It was a protest.