Martin Lawrence’s sitcom Martin ran from 1994 through 1997 without spinning off a single show. For all the characters that Lawrence suited up for, including King Beef, Ol’ Otis, and, of course, ...

Thanks to a new generation of fans, Tisha Campbell's relationship to Martin is still evolving. While joining fellow actress Lena Waithe for an episode of her Legacy Talk podcast, Campbell looked back ...

'Martin,' which ran from 1992 to 1997, was set in Detroit. Tommy Davidson made a memorable two-part guest appearance on the show in 1993. The Detroit-set "Martin" ended its original run in 1997, but ...

Damn, Gina! In one of the most unexpected spinoff announcements in TV history, Tommy Davidson's Varnell Hill, who appeared on a single two-part episode of the hit Fox sitcom Martinin 1993, is getting ...

'They took my voice from Def Comedy Jam, sampled it, put it on the Martin show. Never got no permission from me, never asked for my rights-- nothing.' Kid Capri has an issue with Martin Lawrence for ...

BET+ has officially greenlit a highly anticipated spinoff, Varnell Hill, starring comedian and actor Tommy Davidson. The series is based on the fan-favorite character originally portrayed by Davidson ...

*R&B singer Ari Lennox criticized the hit 90s sitcom “Martin” over jokes aimed at the character Pamela “Pam” James, played by Tichina Arnold. Lennox specifically addressed how Martin Payne, played by ...

How many comedic actors performing in Delaware this spring can say one of their roles on a sitcom was so iconic that LeBron James immortalized it on a sneaker? This happened to Reginald Ballard, ...

Murphy said his son and Lawrence's daughter had a small ceremony. Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence are officially family. During an appearance on "The Jennifer Hudson Show" Thursday, Eddie Murphy ...

Comedy legends Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence have officially become in-laws after their children tied the knot. On Thursday’s episode of the “Jennifer Hudson Show,” Murphy confirmed that his ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...