Plot: Comedy/Indie film. A stand-up comedy veteran hits the road to a small Wisconsin town to try to impress a "Tonight Show" ...

Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) technologies are rapidly evolving, bringing exciting possibilities for both old and new users. While Virtual Reality (VR) headsets immerse you in ...

He later sang “Tomorrow Is A Long Time” from Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits Volume II released in 1971. Watch Sandler’s intro above.

It’s rare to see a live television program go off without a glitch. WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event had a pretty notable at the start of Saturday night’s show. Joe Tessitore’s opening ...

On the small screen, he played a sportswriter on the sitcom Mr. Belvedere from 1985 to 1990. But his great fame came in Miller Lite commercials, which in the 1980s featured retired big league ...

History will remember Uecker, a uniquely and multi-talented man. "Mr. Belvedere" has passed on and that clever perspective on life, as well as our so-called national pastime, will be heard no more.

When The xx released ‘Intro’ as part of their 2009 album, xx, it quickly exceeded its indie origins to become a staple of modern pop culture. From a musical standpoint, the song’s appeal is obvious.

I mean, he was -- he was larger than life. “He was famous for being a comedian, he's doing ‘Mr. Belvedere,’ he's on Carson, he's doing his thing. But he was still our radio guy.’’ ...

The long-time voice of the Milwaukee Brewers crossed over into media after his playing career and became a notable entertainment personality appearing on ‘Late Night with Johnny Carson’, starring in ...

Mr. Baseball could throw comedic jabs with the best of them, and most often, himself. Here’s a great moment from 1976: Anyone who knows about Uecker’s acting career likely brings up 1989’s ...

Uecker played her father George Owens on the family sitcom, "Mr. Belvedere," a show that aired on ABC in the mid to late 1980s. Tofte, who played Heather Owens on "Mr. Belvedere," was "absolutely ...

Whether serving as an actor (in projects like Mr. Belvedere and Major League), regular talk show guest (as a perennial favorite of Johnny Carson, who dubbed him “Mr. Baseball” for his ...