Mike Myers speaks at the Invictus Games opening ceremony in Toronto on Saturday, September 23, 2017. Toronto-raised comedy star Myers will play seven new characters in an upcoming limited series ...

Mike Myers is back. The beloved Canadian actor has been prepping his Netflix series The Pentaverate for a few years, and the trailer has now been released. The show will land on Netflix on May 5.

For a long time, Mike Myers was everywhere. His characters were a massive part of pop culture. From the head-banging rock fan Wayne Campbell to the goofy international spy Austin Powers, Myers created ...

Mike Myers’ inspiring journey through comedy and film exhibits his devotion to his work. From Wayne’s World to Shrek, his characters have left an indelible mark on pop-culture.

In a hilarious sing-a-long clip, various Star Wars characters — from Princess Leia to Jabba the Hutt — were edited together to deliver their version of Smash Mouth’s 90s hit All Star.

Mike Myers revived his famed Dr. Evil character to take aim at U.S. President Donald Trump during a talk show on Wednesday night. As part of his monologue on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, ...

It’s featured in an iconic scene in Wayne’s World, when Myers’ character, Wayne, gets into a car with his best friend Garth (Dana Carvey) and they rock out to the tune.

On a less cheerful note, after 12 years of marriage, Myers and wife, Robin Ruzan (whose mother, Linda Richman, inspired one of his most popular SNL characters), announced that they were filing for ...

NetflixThe idea for The Pentaverate dates back to 1993—and so too does its humor.Based on a riff from 1993’s So I Married an Axe Murderer, Mike Myers’ six-part Netflix series (out today) is a return ...

Mike Myers in a scene from the film "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me." He explained how the titular character came to be in a recent interview. New Line Cinema via Getty Images As for whether an ...

Myers and Timberlake last worked together when they voiced characters on the third Shrek film. The comedy will begin shooting in Toronto in September, according to Variety.