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Christopher Guest and his comedy "Family Tree"� on HBO - Fri, 10 May 2013
John Belushi was there. So was Chevy Chase. To be honest, though, the sketch comedy grandee I remember most vividly was Christopher Guest doing the finest impression of Bob Dylan there ever was or ever will be.
Anthony Lane: "Star Trek Into Darkness,"� "Stories We Tell"� reviews. - Sun, 12 May 2013
It seemed illogical, when John Belushi played Captain Kirk on "Saturday Night Live,"� in 1976, that "Star Trek"� could still be a sentient dramatic form thirty-seven years later. The skit showed an NBC executive in blazer and shades, played by Elliott Gould, invading the bridge . . . (Subscription required.)
Alive After 5 Announces 2013 Lineup - Wed, 15 May 2013
The series will open Wednesday, June 5, with Portland, Ore., blues singer Curtis Salgado, whose style and image are reputed to have been John Belushi's inspiration for The Blues Brothers characters. by Josh Gross The lineup for this year's Alive After Five outdoor concert series on The Grove was just announced, and it ain't too shabby. The series will open Wednesday, June 5, with Portland, Ore ...
Seth Meyers' Late Night Show Is Going To Be Epic [Op-Ed] - Mon, 13 May 2013
Over the years, I have all but abandoned hope that Saturday Night Live would one day return to its early day roots. I've given up hope that the next John Belushi or Will Ferrell will emerge from the train wreckage that is SNL. Yet week after week, I have continued to tune-in for one reason: Seth Meyers' Late Night Show Is Going To Be Epic [Op-Ed] is a post from: The Inquisitr
The Summer of '83: Doctor Detroit - Mon, 06 May 2013
 I suppose we should forgive Dan Aykroyd for the well-intentioned misfire that is Doctor Detroit . It was his first effort after the death of his partner/blood brother John Belushi, and Aykroyd had yet to carry a film on his own. You can sense him going for broke with the project in an effort to single-handedly fill the now unoccupied space beside him. It saves the film from absolute disaster...