Seth MacFarlane tells PEOPLE about his surprising connection to Frank Sinatra, along with how he acquired his lost archive. The five-time Grammy nominee will take the stage at Voltaire at the Venetian ...

People are kind of always ready to laugh,” said producer Seth MacFarlane (“Ted,” “Family Guy”) in a new featurette for this ...

Paramount’s reboot of the classic Naked Gun franchise revives the beloved spoof comedy with a fresh cast, modern jokes, and a ...

Will Akiva Schaffer's The Naked Gun be able to shoulder the unfair weight of saving theatrical comedies in 2025? We sure hope ...

Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane gave us a great western spoof, A Million Ways to Die in the West, also starring Liam Neeson and ...

Prince Harry appears to have grown tired of the constant digs — most recently in a “Family Guy” episode — aimed at him and ...

Prince Harry appears to have grown tired of the constant digs — most recently in a “Family Guy” episode — aimed at him and ...

Jackson Browne, Seth MacFarlane and Patti Austin are among some of the performers set to perform as part of lyricist Alan Bergman’s 100th birthday celebration. The tribute concert will be held at The ...

From Peter and Chris Griffin's battle over who had the better "Star Wars" parody to Stewie and Brian visiting the "Robot ...

Comedian Bill Maher went toe-to-toe with “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane on Friday over whether journalism is to be trusted in an age of social media and extreme partisanship.

Seth MacFarlane has his first starring role as an actor in the film "A Million Ways to Die in the West," a film he also directed and co-wrote with "Family Guy" alums Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild.

Seth MacFarlane: There was so much going on at that time, it’s hard to say. It was somewhere around there, but it was obviously an evolving decision.