Peter Sellers and Mel Brooks made livings off multiples ... figures he portrays in History of the World: Part I (Moses, King Louis XVI, and Torquemada among them), will be remembered as some ...

Mel Brooks plays King Louis XVI, who seizes the opportunity to have his way with a woman every chance he gets, and much to the ladies' amusement. Each time, he breaks the fourth wall to remind the ...

King Louis XVI: It's good to be the king. Count de Monet: Your Majesty, you look like the piss-boy! King Louis XVI: And you look like a bucket of shit!

When Melvin Kaminsky arrived in Europe with a field artillery unit, he thought he would be a radio operator. In need of combat engineers, though, the Army noticed the young private's military ...

He paired with lifelong friend Carl Reiner to create genius works including The 2,000 Year Old Man, and Brooks co-created Get Smart, the spy spoof sitcom. But Mel Brooks, who recently turned 98 ...

Who’d have thought laughing at Nazis would suddenly become so pertinent again? Mel Brooks’ original film was made in 1967, when you could have fought in World War II, and still be in your 40s.

Legendary local activist, educator and community leader Mel King wrote his book “Chain of Change” in 1981. It’s both autobiographical and an analysis of the impacts of racist power ...

James Brooks was born on a Missouri River steamboat in Platt County to James and Marjorie (Davis) Brooks in November 1843. After receiving his civil engineering degree at Vinyard College, Kansas ...

The Crimson King is the mastermind orchestrating events in The Dark Tower series, challenging Roland in a twisted yet plot-forward way. The Crimson King's origins as a shape-shifting giant spider ...

Dillon Brooks saw his night come to an early end. The Rockets guard picked up his 16th technical foul of the season on Wednesday night — triggering an automatic one-game suspension — after he ...