Legendary funnyman Don Rickles, who turned 90 on May 8, is still performing and touring. The last of the old-time stand-ups is revered by a younger generation of comedians. (Melissa Vallardes/For ...

Bob Newhart and Don Rickles were friends for nearly 60 years and that unlikely pairing has been captured, the above joke included, in the latest film from Judd Apatow, the acclaimed director ...

Don Rickles’ widow Barbara passed away on what would have been the couple’s 56th wedding anniversary. She was 84. "Barbara passed away yesterday morning [on Sunday]," Rickles’ manager Tony ...

Don Rickles Was the Anti-Don Rickles on Twitter The comedian, known for his cutting insults, was a sweetheart on the social media platform poses in the press room during the 60th Primetime Emmy ...

Jimmy Kimmel's tearful remembrance of Don Rickles The late-night host and others from the comedy react to the death of legendary comedian Don Rickles.

Comedy legend Don Rickles got fed up with Martin Scorsese during filming of “Casino” 30 years ago, the Oscar-winning director revealed. Before a Tribeca Film Festival screening Thursday at the ...

Don Rickles, turning 90 next May, is still such a ubiquitous TV presence (particularly on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”) that it’s hard to fathom the “Merchant of Venom” never had much success in ...

Don Rickles and wife Barbara's longtime home finds a buyer one week after it hits the market. Realtor The Los Angeles home owned by comedy legend Don Rickles since 1989 hit the market one week ago ...

Don Rickles Don Rickles' Widow Barbara Dies on What Would Have Been the Couple's 56th Wedding Anniversary Late Don Rickles Will Still Appear in 'Toy Story 4' as Mr. Potato Head: 'Nobody Can ...

Legendary insult comic Don Rickles dies at 90 The stand-up comedian also had success in the "Toy Story" film franchise.

Don Rickles was Mr. Warmth to a generation of comics as the master of the put-down. Toy Story 4 is due in 2019, but Rickles hadn’t recorded for it before his death because the script was still ...

It’s no surprise that the seemingly prickly Don Rickles, who died Thursday at 90, earned adulation for his unfiltered brand of insult humor.