Dan Aykroyd

The celebrity chef just happened to catch the famous sketch live on TV.

They came, they saw, they kicked its well you know the rest.

Dan Aykroyd! Annie Potts! The Ecto-1!

They appeared on Josh Gad’s ‘Reunited Apart’ to raise money for groupsan working to ending mass incarceration in the U.S.

Late star's comedic genius propels one of the most memorable 'SNL' movies of the '90s.

Ray and Winston are back!

Last year’s Ghostbusters reboot was supposed to be the start of an entire new franchise (or perhaps even a universe of franchises) around the venerable ’80s horror comedy. Sony Pictures, which owns the rights to bust ghosts on the big screen, even created this new production company, Ghost Corps, to lead the charge on all these various efforts. There was talk of an all-male Ghostbusters to accompany the all-female team we got from director Paul Feig. And a new cartoon series was put into development as well. But since the movie opened to just so-so reviews and box office last year, developments on this front have been as quiet as Spook Central after a total protonic reversal.

Miles Teller has been picking up steam lately with roles in 'The Spectacular Now' and 'Whiplash,' which opened the festivities at this week's Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. And right on the heels of that premiere comes word of Teller's latest role: playing comedy icon Dan Aykroyd in the upcoming John Belushi biopic, starring Emile Hirsch. At least that's what Hirsch says.

Dan Aykroyd couldn't convince Bill Murray to do 'Ghostbusters 3', so he lined up a gig with another one of his old 'Saturday Night Live' co-stars: Chevy Chase.