The 1980s were a wild time, and a few comedians tried their hand at music and became one-hit wonders with solid tunes.

Eddie Murphy ... a stand-up tour. This tour is newsworthy because the current cancel culture tableau hasn’t been exactly welcoming to comics who made their bones in the ’80s.

Eddie Murphy has never struggled to find work. The “Coming to America” star, 63, recently revealed that he’s only had to audition for one role in his almost 50-year career. Murphy opened up ...

Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Among his generation of stars, Eddie Murphy had an especially atypical Hollywood trajectory. At 19, he became only the second Black not-ready-for-prime-time player on ...

At just 19, Eddie Murphy joined the cast of Saturday Night Live, launching a meteoric rise that would define ’80s comedy and beyond. “When I was 19, I got Saturday Night Live, and things just ...

It goes without saying that Eddie Murphy is one of the most vital comedic voices to hit Hollywood in the last four decades. However, it can also be argued that he was the most important Black movie ...

During an interview for Apple TV+’s “Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood,” Murphy revealed he bumped into Poitier and brought up that he had been approached to play ...

Eddie Murphy’s name is synonymous with comedy. Having started his career as a stand-up comedian and then given us movies like ‘Dr. Dolittle,’ ‘The Nutty Professor,’ ‘Beverly Hills Cop,’ ‘Norbit,’ ...

I’m talking, of course, about the ‘80s ... Arnold blew up a whole bunch of stuff; Michael J. Fox went back in time to avoid sleeping with his mom; Eddie Murphy made cops seem fun and ...

In Apple TV+’s new documentary Number One on the Call Sheet, Eddie Murphy revealed the one project for which he auditioned in his storied career. Murphy spoke candidly about his early career in ...