Where no one's allowed to smoke! Or tell a dirty joke! And whistling is forbidden! The legendary Marx Brothers starred in this hilarious political satire, in which Groucho plays the president of the ...

Comedian and actor Ronnie Schell has shared the stage and screen with virtually everyone in show business, including Andy Griffith, Carl Reiner, Redd Foxx, Rodney Dangerfield, Goldie Hawn, George ...

Groucho Marx played Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff, president of Huxley College, in 1932's "Horse Feathers.” The rollicking satire about a sports-mad university rings even truer today.

Its name is a nod to comedy great Groucho Marx, who once said he would not want to be a member of any club that would accept him as one. Those who want to join must be proposed by an existing ...

Did you know... The Groucho is named after American comedian Groucho Marx's claim that he wouldn't ‘want to belong to any club that would accept me as one of its members’ The £1,250-a-year ...

But the MP was only questioned by Scotland Yard last month. Its name is a nod to comedy great Groucho Marx, who once said he would not want to be a member of any club that would accept him as one.

Since the 1980s, artist Drew Friedman has made a name for himself drawing comedians — especially old or deceased Jewish ...

Groucho Marx sang this in Horse Feathers (1932). Arthur C. Brooks cited it in his column, when talking about cynicism: here. And I have the song on my podcast. What else? I have an excerpt from a ...

Why is the Dalí Museum promoting this cheapo experiment, which seems to have nothing to do Dalí's 1937 idea for the Marx Brothers?

That’s the mystery, and the glory, of what we call, only for lack of a better term, dumb comedy. To laugh at something we can’t articulately defend is freeing, reminding us that not everything needs ...

Q: How would you explain Groucho Marx to someone who has never heard of him? A: To me, he was the face of American comedy. The greatest at combining verbal and physical humor. It was a 72-year-old ...