The Three Stooges reached comedy legend status with the lineup of Moe, Curly and Larry, but the lineup eventually had to change for tragic reasons.

The slapstick humor of The Three Stooges, who appeared in hundreds of short films in the mid-20th century, has been reshaped for a 21st-century audience in a new film from ...

Brad Server grew up watching the Three Stooges on TV not knowing he was related to one of them. Jerome Howard, best known as “Curly,” passed away in 1952 at age 48. The beloved comic suffered ...

As the 1950s began, the era of TV had arrived, but movie theaters still hosted live shows — including the Three Stooges in Binghamton.

With his childlike innocence, high-pitched voice and nonsense catchphrases like “nyuk-nyuknyuk!” and “woob-woob-woob!” Curly Howard became the most popular of the Three Stooges among ...

Curly, Moe, and Shemp! Or at least their descendants," Maurer wrote, sharing a photo of the three on her own Facebook. Server would later address Stooges fans who asked about Larry's descendants.

The Three Stooges' humor survives to a new generation. How do you explain it?

The Three Stooges' Howard Family Enjoys Reunion as Curly's Grandson Poses with Moe and Shemp's Great-Grandkids The families of the different comedians are dedicated to keeping the act's legacy ...

Bradley Server, grandson of Curly Howard, met up with Shemp's great-granddaughter, Chandler Isaac, and the two met Moe's great-granddaughter, Tessa Maurer, for the first time to discuss The Three ...