Eddie Murphy opens up in his Netflix documentary “Being Eddie” about his decision to stay away from “Saturday Night Live” for decades. It all stemmed from a joke David Spade made on “SNL” in 1995 ...

Eddie Murphy was one of the biggest stars to ever grace the Studio 8H stage as a "Saturday Night Live" cast member. But once he left the show, he didn't come back for a very long time. Murphy was just ...

According to the Being Eddie documentary on Netflix, Eddie Murphy is totally over that time David Spade insulted him on Saturday Night Live. Mostly. Directed by Angus Wall, Being Eddie—which began ...

Eddie Murphy is the subject of "Being Eddie" (streaming Nov. 12), a new Netflix documentary about his life and career. The film includes interviews with Dave Chappelle, Pete Davidson, Jamie Foxx, ...

The Dolemite Is My Name also reflects on memories that aren’t quite as pleasant, including the joke David Spade made about him on SNL that ultimately sparked Murphy’s years-long feud with the show.

Rock looks back on his experience being part of Murphy's "Saturday Night Live" return in 2019 in new documentary "Being Eddie." Chris Rock tried to get Lorne Michaels to go out on top. Netflix's new ...

Pete Davidson says that he and Eddie Murphy became fast friends on the set of The Pickup. The comedian turns to both Murphy and fellow SNL alum Adam Sandler for advice. Davidson explains that Murphy ...

About a decade into Murphy’s post-“SNL” blockbuster movie career, he experienced a box office flop with the Wes Craven-directed horror movie “Vampire in Brooklyn.” Spade joked about the movie’s poor ...