Mel Brooks portrayed Yogurt — a parody of the 'Star Wars' character Yoda — in his 1987 spoof 'Spaceballs,' which he is making a sequel to with Josh Gad ...

Mel Brooks announced that the "Star Wars" spoof "Spaceballs" is finally getting a sequel after nearly 40 years.

Ewan McGregor's animated feature Robots, which features an all-star cast, has become a surprise hit on Hulu, 20 years after ...

Released in 1987, Spaceballs is director Mel Brooks' Star Wars parody. Known for his raucous and often crude comedies, such as Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs continued Brooks ...

Unfortunately, in real life, there is currently no officially-licensed Spaceballs merch. This is because, famously, Brooks sought out George Lucas’ blessing before making the Star Wars spoof.

The Star Wars creator responded, telling Brooks he was a massive fan of Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein. The screenplay for Spaceballs was hilarious, Lucas said, giving his thumbs up on one ...

In what’s being sold as a fully transparent cash grab, Mel Brooks announced today the coming of Spaceballs II, a sequel to his 1987 Star Wars spoof that he only made because his kid liked George ...

May the Schwartz be with you! Mel Brooks, who wrote, directed and starred in the original 1987 “Spaceballs,” is reprising his role of Yogurt for the Josh Gad led sequel. Amazon MGM Studios has ...