Eric Idle sometime gazes up into the heavens and wonders about something if we ever make contact with aliens: Will they have ...

Remember “Galaxy Song” from Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life? Don’t you wish it was being sung by renowned cosmologist Stephen Hawking? Well, reach for the stars and make that wish, because it is ...

The Monty Python lads are gearing up for their upcoming live stage show, and as a tease, they’ve released the uptempo anti-authoritarian anthem “The Silly Walks Song,” along with a video that ...

Eric Idle, a founding member of the iconic comedy group Monty Python’s Flying Circus, often contemplates whether ...

Three years after coming through Playhouse Square as the musical director of “Cats,” Jonathan Gorst is happy to be returning to Northeast Ohio. If for no other reason, he’s out of saffron. “I love ...

Famed physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking took a break from science to sing and star in a Monty Python music video. Hawking sings in his signature computerized voice “Galaxy Song” from Monty ...

Michael Palin will exec-produce series of radio specials containing never-before-released audio from Monty Python as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for the iconic comedy troupe. They will ...

British comedian and musician Neil Innes, known for his work with legendary comedy troupe Monty Python and for co-creating the Beatles parody band the Rutles, has died. He was 75. Innes, who had ...

Neil Innes is an English writer and performer of comic songs best known for his work with Monty Python and for playing in the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and later The ...

Neil Innes unexpectedly died of natural causes on Dec. 29. A statement was posted on his website to announce the news. By Marc Schneider, Billboard Neil Innes, a British songwriter and comedian who ...

Neil Innes, a British singer, songwriter and comedian known for his work with “Monty Python,” the Rutles and the madcap ‘60s outfit the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, died Sunday at the age of 75, according ...

English musician and humorist Neil Innes worked closely with two of the biggest cultural juggernauts his nation ever produced — the Beatles and Monty Python’s Flying Circus comedy troupe — yet never ...