John Mayer has officially purchased the Jim Henson studio lot ... and he appears to have a clear vision on how he wants the ...

Corie Henson, who is EVP, Unscripted Content, Competition and Game Shows, NBCUniversal Entertainment told Content London her team is in conversation with potential partners and is thinking about ...

By Clay Risen Jim Abrahams, who with the brothers David ... Mr. Abrahams and the Zucker brothers directed. Credit...Paramount Pictures The idea for their second film, “Airplane!” ...

Jim Abrahams, the writer-director who with brothers Jerry and David Zucker popularized the 1980s spoof genre with comedies such as “Airplane!” and “The Naked Gun” series, has died.

Jim Abrahams, the writer-director who helped create comedy classics such as “Airplane!,” the “Naked Gun” movies, and the TV series “Police Squad!” has died. He was 80. Abrahams passed ...

Jim Abrahams, a film director and writer behind hit slapstick comedies like “Airplane!,” “Hot Shots!,” the “Naked Gun” series and more, died Tuesday, his son Joseph confirmed to Variety.

Abrahams' collaborations with David and Jerry Zucker produced some of the most beloved (and quotable) comedic films of the '80s. Born in Wisconsin in 1944, Abrahams is best known for his career ...

Jim Abrahams, part of the writing-directing-producing team behind such comedy touchstones as Airplane!, the Naked Gun films, and Police Squad!, died Tuesday at his Santa Monica home. He was 80 ...

Jim Harbaugh made his return to the NFL this season as head coach of the Chargers, while John has been the head coach of the Ravens since 2008. We saw these two face each other before, when Jim ...

A photo purportedly showing an artist standing next to a painting of the Paramount Pictures mountain logo ... Campanile linked to a short clip of the logo on YouTube and said: "It's great when ...

NEW YORK -- As new Blues coach Jim Montgomery appeared before reporters Monday at Madison Square Garden sporting a dark blue sweatshirt emblazoned with the team's famed blue note logo, there was ...