The Three Stooges remains a pop culture phenomenon after 100 years. While that staying power in the zeitgeist alone may tell the story of a grand career and much success, that isn’t exactly the case.

The Three Stooges are legends, kings of comedy who took slapstick to wild extremes with bits of physical comedy that would surely have put anyone else in hospitals... or morgues. The classic lineup of ...

The Three Stooges have always, and forever will be, the kings of slapstick comedy. Originally comprised of Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard, the trio started as a vaudeville comedy act in the ...

In the 1944 Three Stooges short “Crash Goes the Hash,” Moe, Larry, and Curly offend a snooty butler. “You remind me of the Three Stooges,” he chastises them. Curly takes umbrage. “Hey, that’s an ...

The Three Stooges didn’t invent physical farce and extreme slapstick. But they were the best at it. What began as a Vaudeville act in the 1920s made the leap to television and film, keeping audiences ...

According to Variety, Sean Penn, Jim Carrey, and Benicio Del Toro are in negotiations to play Larry, Curly, and Moe in the Farrelly brothers' long-gestating Three Stooges movie, due sometime next year ...

The families of the different comedians are dedicated to keeping the act's legacy alive with fans old and new Kobal/Shutterstock; Moviestore/Shutterstock; Shirley V ...