News about Jerry Lewis

Shecky Greene, a legendary Las Vegas headliner for more than 30 years, died on Sunday at 3:21 a.m. from natural causes. Shecky's (born Fred Sheldon Greenfield) third wife of 41 years, Marie Musso Greene, reported the sad news to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Golf remains one of the few sports to attract players of all stripes, even though it has become a common pastime among celebrities and other pro athletes alike, with its slow-paced game requiring little physical fitness. Golf enthusiasts turned to the Open this week, one of the four major championships in the amateur league, which kicked off on July 20 at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Birmingham. The prestigious tournament, which is often referred to incorrectly as 'the 'British Open', was established in 1860, making it the world's oldest golf tournament.' It became more popular in the post-Second World War II period, especially during the 1960s' Arnold Palmer-led American invasion.

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, co-screenwriters, took time to reflect on their creation with the actors, and some of their revelations aren't what you'd expect. In fact, they reveal that Jonah Hill, the film's director, couldn't believe they were first in first place. Hill had a rough start with Christopher Mintz-Plasse, aka McLovin, both on and off camera, thanks to some judicious flyers and one tumultuous audition. "The hunt for McLovin was the first time we really started to get into a 'Twilight Zone' hole of madness." According to Vanity Fair, it became abundantly apparent that there were no actors who were right for the role. Thanks to some notices left by the casting director at high schools around Southern California, the producers didn't know they had a chance until Mintz-Plasse turned up.