John Belushi formed the Blues Brothers with Dan Aykroyd in the late ’70s for “Saturday Night Live,” unknowingly creating a cult classic duo for the ages.

Dan Aykroyd and late comic John Belushi formed the popular singing group the Blues Brothers, which found incredible success from a "Saturday Night Live" sketch.

Sadly, Belushi’s death in 1982 meant that he couldn’t be a member of the team. They still found a way to pay tribute to their fallen friend, and they did in the best way possible.

A new book explores the brief stardom of the hit comic duo known as “The Blues Brothers” and the tragic demise of its star John Belushi.

Though Belushi is associated with the wild behavior he and his fellow SNL castmates were famous for, he also had a more traditional side. He met future wife Judith Belushi in the ...

When John Belushi first walked on the set of "National Lampoon’s Animal House," Tim Matheson was expecting a "colossal coked-up prima donna." "Many people thought, ‘He’s going to be like he ...

In this classic clip from 1976, Surf Squad cops John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd bust The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson for not ...

In March 1983, a year after John Belushi’s death, Cathy Smith was indicted on a count of second-degree murder — a charge potentially carrying 15 years to life — and 13 counts of ...

Aykroyd has kept Belushi close in many of his projects since, even including never-before-heard audio from the actor in the Audible Original. "I loved hearing John speak again," Aykroyd told PEOPLE.

1981’s ‘Neighbors’ is John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd’s Tragically Underappreciated Anarchist Comedy By John Serba Published Sep. 29, 2023, 4:30 p.m. ET 0 seconds of 2 minutes, 17 ...

Eddie Murphy alleged John Belushi and Robin Williams offered him coke in the '80s, but he declined. "God was looking over me," the "Coming to America" star told "The Interview" podcast Saturday.