The Daily Show jokes that Trump is going after famous Black people to deflect from Epstein - ‘Did he do that?’ No, Jon, no he didn’t,’ comedian Jessica Williams joked Monday night ...

Jaleel White is reeling from Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death. The “Family Matters” alum, 48, spoke about the bond he shared with ...

Steve Urkel would say “excuse me” to a piece of furniture he made tumble or the constant “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!” However, I’m really glad these didn't become the catchphrase.

In the Season 1 episode “The Big Fix,” Steve Urkel helps out Eddie Winslow and, in return, asks only a simple favor: a date with Laura. The dinner at a fancy restaurant quickly turns into a ...

Steve Urkel creates the ultimate cure for insomnia, which he calls Snooze Juice, which proves to be very effective when a pro tag team wrestling duo called The Psycho Twins drink it and pass out.

The concept of Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves, got an Urkel twist when Steve's transformation chamber started going berserk. In Season 7, after his parents moved to Russia, Steve was living with the ...

By pure accident—and by TV development failure—Steve Urkel was born, and I always considered that character an unexpected bridge between a predominantly white writer’s room and an all-Black ...

Actor Jaleel White, 47, is best known for starring as the lovable ultra-nerd Steve Urkel in the hit TV sitcom "Family Matters" (1989-1998). Urkel was the annoying next-door neighbor to the Winslow ...

A Steve Urkel Story. Written and executive-produced by Wyatt Cenac, the film follows brilliant but accident-prone Steve Urkel after humiliating Santa at the local mall Christmas celebration.

Steve Urkel became so popular in the early 1990s on TV show 'Family Matters that he even got his own song and dance, "The Urkel." ...

Yes, Jaleel White — better known as Steve Urkel — did that. Nostalgic potheads are sure to geek-out over the former “Family Matters” actor’s collaboration with cannabis brand 710 Labs to ...

Steve Urkel didn’t destroy the living room, family car, or half of Chicago in “Breaking Up is Hard to Do,” but he did cause some damage when it came to matters of the heart.