Before Family Guy made him a household name, Seth MacFarlane was already honing his craft at one of the most iconic animation studios in the game—Hanna-Barbera. His student film had started gaining ...

Seth MacFarlane’s film took in an estimated $32.9 million, or 50 percent less than analysts had projected based on prerelease tracking surveys. By Brooks Barnes ...

But I cannot escape the ravages of age. So, when Seth Meyers sat down with Howard Stern and explained why he wouldn’t be taking over for Lorne Michaels as the head of SNL, all of his reasons made ...

Seth Green, who lends a voice to the series and also serves as Ep was more than excited to reteam with his Robot Chicken cohorts to tell this very fun — and R-rated — story. “John [Harvatine] and [Tom ...

That arrangement is one of 12 such rarities being performed by the singer, producer, writer and comic actor Seth MacFarlane on a new album titled “Lush Life: The Lost Sinatra Arrangements.” ...

Seth MacFarlane is a walking contradiction. His most famous creations, Family Guy, American Dad, and more, are lewd, tactless comedies, designed to offend as much as to entertain. However, his life ...

For someone straddling high art and high chaos, MacFarlane seems right at home on both sides of the spectrum. Listen to Seth MacFarlane talk about Lush Life: The Lost Sinatra Arrangements, Ted, The ...

On the new Pop Shop Podcast, we chat with the man behind Family Guy & Ted about the backstory of his ninth studio album, Lush Life: The Lost Sinatra Arrangements.

If you know MacFarlane for the things most people know him for, you may be wondering if this album is from a different Seth MacFarlane. It is not. It’s the same Seth MacFarlane who created Family Guy, ...

SETH MACFARLANE: Earl Grey tea for me, please. ESQ [after an embarrassed pause]: Shoot, I got a Manhattan because it seemed thematically appropriate, with the Sinatra album. I can switch— ...

ESQ: This project, Lush Life, sounds a little crazy, in the best way: Seth MacFarlane, creator of The Family Guy, singing from Sinatra’s catalog to orchestral arrangements no one has ever heard.