Emmy Nomination for Controversial ‘South Park’ Episode
The censored “South Park” episodes that satirized the Prophet Muhammad picked up an Emmy nomination.
View ArticleHoly Terrors: A Conversation With the Creators of ‘The Book of Mormon’
Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez discuss their new musical comedy, about two mismatched Mormons on a mission to Uganda, and explain why they believe the show is ultimately pro-faith.
View ArticleAnd the Award for Biting the Hand That Feeds It Goes to: ‘South Park’
A story line in Wednesday night's "South Park" about the inherent meaninglessness of awards was just about the Comedy Awards, and not about the Tonys. Right?
View Article‘The Book of Mormon’ Tour to Open in Denver
"The Book of Mormon" will open its tour in Denver, in the home state of two of the show's creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of "South Park." Other Broadway hits that have announced...
View ArticleHello! Matt Stone and Trey Parker Crash a Class at N.Y.U.
The "South Park" co-creators and "Book of Mormon" collaborators shared their storytelling strategies with freshmen at the Tisch School of the Arts for the mtvU series "Stand In."
View ArticleChannel Surfing: ‘6 Days to Air: The Making of South Park’
There are almost as many laughs in this documentary as there are in an actual episode of "South Park."
View Article‘South Park’ Provides the Stage for a ‘Book of Mormon’ Reunion
Robert Lopez will help his "Book of Mormon" collaborators Trey Parker and Matt Stone write an episode of their animated series "South Park" that is planned for next week.
View Article‘South Park’ Goes Broadway and Leaves Us Speechless
Instead, here are some famous Broadway composers depicted as "South Park" cartoon characters.
View ArticleMan Pleads Guilty to Making Online Threats Against ‘South Park’ Creators
Jesse Curtis Morton went by the name Younus Abdullah Mohammad when he and another man, Zachary A. Chesser, wrote on a radical Muslim Web site that an episode of "South Park" had insulted the Prophet...
View ArticleMan Is Sentenced for Threats Against Creators of ‘South Park’
Jesse Curtis Morton was sentenced to 11 ½ years in prison on Friday, after pleading guilty in February to federal counts of conspiracy, communicating threats and using the Internet to intimidate.
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