Thirty years after it debuted in theaters, fans of arguably Chris Farley’s greatest movie seem to be hungry for nostalgia.

It was easy for comedic actor Chris Farley to plan out his career. You see, very early in his life he’d decided who his role model was. The problem was that the celebrity he chose was a fellow ...

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' stars invited Chippendales star Jayson Michael to host their Unholy Tea event in Las Vegas.

Wendt also made a string of memorable cameos on Saturday Night Live during the Nineties, playing Bob Swerski, a member of the group of Chicago sports superfans that also included Chris Farley ...

Wendt and Smigel hilariously reprised their roles as Bob Swerski and Carl Wollarski in the bit “Super Fans,” marking the first time they played the characters since Chris Farley’s death in ...

On "SNL," he starred in the popular recurring sketch "Bill Swerski's Superfans," alongside Chris Farley, Mike Myers and Robert Smigel, which lampooned Chicago sports fans. George Wendt attends the ...

one of a group of Chicago Bears superfans in a recurring sketch on "Saturday Night Live," usually including "SNL" cast member and Madison native Chris Farley among the diehard fans of "Da Bears." ...

Wendt’s affinity for comedy made him a regular on “Saturday Night Live” through the ’90s, drawing on his Southside roots to join Chris Farley, Mike Myers and Robert Smigel in the recurring ...

was introduced to the cultural lexicon. The skit also featured Joe Matengna as Bill Swerksi (not pictured), Mike Myers as Pat Arnold, Chris Farley as Todd O’Connor and Robert Smigel as Carl ...

alongside famed “SNL” alums Chris Farley, Mike Myers and Robert Smigel. During the next two decades, Wendt racked up guest star credits: “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” “Portlandia ...

“Tim’s very alive,” DeYoung said. “There are some performers, like Chris Farley, who just pierce through your defenses.” In the arcade, young men hunched over machines ringing with beeps ...

That’s what fatal diseases do. You have a choice, but in the end, Kurt Cobain wanted to get sober, John Belushi wanted to get sober, Chris Farley wanted to get sober, Elvis Presley. They couldn’t.