Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat By turns defiant and apologetic, gleefully raunchy and anxiously defensive, "Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat" finds the popular comic actor returning to his standup ...

An update on Martin Lawrence’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ ban In early 2020, Lawrence appeared on the radio show The Breakfast Club, where co-host Charlamagne The God asked if the comedian was ...

Comedian Martin Lawrence is getting some comic mileage out of the chaos of his life in this concert flick. You know, busted for running around in traffic waving a gun and yelling incoherently. If ...

Martin Lawrence is bringing his “Y’all Still Know What It Is” stand-up tour to the Las Vegas Strip for a single night. The ...

"Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat" documents the comedian's two performances at Constitution Hall last January, following the same concert-film formula that has made hits of similar movies starring ...

In Martin Lawrence Live: RunTelDat he faces his demons, connects with his roots, and, under the spotlight, delivers an uninhibited commentary on the ups and downs of his career.

Martin Lawrence Says He Has 'Nothing to Prove' in First Stand-Up Comedy Special in 14 Years "Doin' Time: Uncut" premieres Friday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Martin Lawrence Live: RunteldatLawrence is still a hit-or-miss performer. For every routine that’s fresh, like the one in which he enacts what it would look like if Martin Luther King Jr. had ...

On February 19, 1994, Martin Lawrence hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live and it was his opening monologue that left a portion of east coast viewers uneasy.