In honor of National Comedy Month, theGrio ranks the best music spoofs from the classic Fox sketch show “In Living Color.” The theme song to Fox’s “In Living Color” started with “You can do what you ...

In Living Color debuted at an optimal time. It was mere months into the 1990s, a decade that would prove to be pivotal for hip-hop music. The artform had been around for a while by that point; however ...

Music lovers tuning into the Super Bowl have comedy — specifically, the 90s cultural phenomenon “In Living Color" — to thank for halftime shows that feature today’s most popular artists like Kendrick ...

David Alan Grier reminisces about the impactful cross-pollination of comedy and hip-hop culture on “In Living Color.” In a recent sit-down with AllHipHop, veteran comedian and actor David Alan Grier ...

“All of them were the same,” Keenen Ivory Wayans told ESPN back in February 2021. “It was just the cheerleaders, it was just a lot of, like, batons dropping, and bands.” "It was the time that ...

There are a lot of iconic TV shows when you look back on it, but there was something particularly spectacular about the Wayans siblings’ Fox TV show In Living Color. It had everything from dancing and ...

The iconic sketch comedy show In Living Color premiered 35 years ago, on April 15, 1990. The hit series ran for five seasons and featured a big cast who went on to build illustrious careers in ...

Marlon Wayans recalled the events that led to the Wayans family’s departure from the hit show “In Living Color.” Marlon Wayans opened up about his family leaving In Living Color, explaining the behind ...

For one brief, shining moment in the early-'90s, it seemed like In Living Color could have the kind of longevity as its obvious rival, Saturday Night Live. The sketch comedy series, which premiered on ...

The theme song to Fox’s “In Living Color” started with “You can do what you wanna do” and served as an unofficial mission statement for the legendary sketch comedy show. Masterminded by Keenan Ivory ...

The group’s members were quite diverse with many of them being Black and/or Latina, including members like choreographer Laurieann Gibson and, of course, Jennifer Lopez. Gibson and Lopez, along with ...