Wayans family, Jim Carrey and more got their start on comedy sketch show. April 25, 2012— -- intro: In the 1990s, the TV show "In Living Color" burst into the public consciousness and changed the ...

The sketch comedy aired from 1990 to 1994. Marlon Wayans and his many family members who worked on TV's In Living Color weren't wearing sunglasses just to be cool on the 1992 Christmas episode. It was ...

For one brief, shining moment in the early-'90s, it seemed like In Living Color could have the kind of longevity as its obvious rival, Saturday Night Live. The sketch comedy series, which premiered on ...

"In Living Color" actress takes on new dramatic role. Kim Wayans arrives at the CBS Summer Soiree at The London West Hollywood, May 19, 2014, in West Hollywood, Calif. Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic/Getty ...

The iconic sketch comedy show In Living Color premiered 35 years ago, on April 15, 1990. The hit series ran for five seasons and featured a big cast who went on to build illustrious careers in ...

'In Living Color' was a hugely successful sketch comedy series that ran for five seasons before ending in 1994, much to the disappointment of fans. Things started looking up a few years later when ...

There are a lot of iconic TV shows when you look back on it, but there was something particularly spectacular about the Wayans siblings’ Fox TV show In Living Color. It had everything from dancing and ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Before Damon Wayans became a TV action star, before Jamie Foxx became an Academy Award-winning ...

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Tamara Rawitt, co-creator and producer of the comedy series 'In Living Color', has donated the archives from the series to the National Comedy Center in Jamestown. "In Living Color' ...

It wasn’t an agent or publisher who inspired Tommy Davidson to write a book about his life, perhaps with the intent of making a buck. It was his sister. As Davidson tells it, his sister one day asked, ...

The idea that forever changed Super Bowl halftimes struck Jay Coleman while watching Snoopy conduct a marching band and Charlie Brown twirl a baton. Inside the Louisiana Superdome, bored out of his ...