Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy went solo for years in silent comedies, each working variations on the comic types developed by the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Fatty Arbuckle. Then in ...

There was no "I" in Laurel & Hardy. "People don't just laugh at Laurel & Hardy — people love Laurel & Hardy," biographer Randy Skretvedt told Closer. "And the reason we love them is because they loved ...

The legendary comedic duo from Hollywood's classical period, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, may be dead, but when has that ever stopped anyone in comics before? Laurel and Hardy are returning to comics ...

Russ Peck, resident Saps AV expert, will provide live piano music. "County Hospital" (1932) is a fan favorite. Ollie is in ...

Checking into a Newcastle hotel early in the new biopic Stan & Ollie, Stan Laurel (Steve Coogan) and Oliver Hardy (John C. Reilly) decide to delight the clerk with a bit of business. Dusting off an ...

When Sight & Sound or the American Film Institute put together lists of the greatest movies of all time, comedies usually get the shaft. Sure, you might see a dramedy or a rom-com on there somewhere, ...

For the members of Sons of the Desert, the recent release of “Stan & Ollie” is akin to a new “Star Wars” episode for armchair Jedis. Sons of the Desert is the official international appreciation ...

Cue the pop culture reference. As you know I am always apt to work in a reference to pop culture as a way to drive home a point when it comes to marketing, advertising and branding. Today boys and ...

Many twenty-somethings today have never heard of Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel. But they definitely know of Homer Simpson’s catchphrase “D’oh!,” which was inspired by a character in Laurel and Hardy ...

The new episodes will be the first about the legendary comedy duo since the series launched in 1966. By Rhonda Richford Stan Laurel, left, and Oliver Hardy starred in this riotous 1933 comedy of ...