Eddie Murphy is well-known for busting out celebrity impressions during his standup routines (and on Late Night appearances). From Stevie Wonder and Muhammad Ali to Tracey Morgan, Michael Jackson ...

Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson collaborated in the 1990s. Here's why the collaboration exists and what Murphy thinks of it. by Matthew Trzcinski. Published on September 5, 2020.

Eddie Murphy has insisted he never “made fun” of Michael Jackson with his impersonations. The comedian imitated the late King of Pop during his days on “Saturday Night Live” in the early ...

Back in the day, Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson teamed up for “Whatzupwitu,” a song and accompanying music video that went on to receive critical condemnation. Though two A-listers sang in ...

Eddie Murphy Says He Sees Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson and Prince as ‘Cautionary Tales’ All four of these performers achieved superstardom by age 21.

Eddie Murphy talks about what's next, and explains what legends Elvis Presley, Prince, and Michael Jackson all had in common. by Josh Lezmi Published on December 21, 2020 ...

Eddie Murphy's comedy influenced a major hit song from the 2000s that's still popular. Michael Jackson was a huge fan of that song. “It Wasn’t Me” was arguably a bit of an underdog on ...

Eddie Murphy recently sat down with The New York Times for an episode of its podcast The Interview. During the conversation, host David Marchese pointed out that, early in his career, Murphy was ...

It was 30 years ago that Eddie Murphy had his first hit. ... He was a real person with his family and kids, but he could turn on the persona of Michael Jackson instantly.

In a recent interview, Eddie Murphy explained why he sees Michael Jackson Prince and Elvis Presley as "cautionary tales." See what he said.

Eddie Murphy is getting candid about how the major celebrities who came before him and died young have served as a guide for his life. The iconic comedian-actor sat down with The New York Times ...

Eddie Murphy Says Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson and Prince All Serve as “Cautionary Tales” for Him. The iconic comedian-actor also opened up about David Spade's "racist" joke about him on ...