Charles Schulz, the creator of the comic strip "Peanuts," was many things: a father, a veteran, an artist. But one thing he was NOT, by any stretch, was a hippie. When asked if he thought Schulz would ...

Comedian Andrew Schulz told Fox News Digital that Americans have "spoken loud and clear" in their rejection of wokeness after a decisive victory from President Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

Comedian and podcast host Andrew Schulz accused the Harris campaign of "blatantly" lying about his team not reaching out to them during the election on Saturday. In an interview with the New York ...

MARK GAGNON (HOST): And he's only got one crazy pardon to go. You know what I mean? It's either Diddy or Ghislaine. ANDREW SCHULZ (HOST): Yeah. GAGNON: You got to go Ghislaine on that one. ALEXXMEDIA ...

Schulz added that it does not bother him if people make him out to be some kind of “MAGA lunatic” just because he had Trump on his podcast. The comedian said interviewing Trump was not an endorsement ...

Get ready to laugh till you cry! Andrew Schulz’s new Netflix special “Life”, dropping March 4th, is anything but typical. Filmed at New York’s Beacon Theatre, this special takes on the wild journey of ...

The Peanuts characters are among the most iconic kids in American culture, right up there with the March sisters and Tom Sawyer. But kids, really? Most college-educated adults I know would be thrilled ...

It takes a special kind of genius to transform frustration, insecurity, anxiety, clumsiness and outright failure into something so sympathetic and universal that literally hundreds of millions of ...

Just as A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a seasonal pop culture gift for 55 years and counting, it’s hard to imagine a Thanksgiving weekend without at least one helping of A Charlie Brown ...

Comedian Andrew Schulz expressed his frustration with President Trump’s second term during Thursday’s “Flagrant” podcast. Schulz had the then-presidential candidate on his popular podcast a few weeks ...

This article was originally published on Feb. 14, 2000. The death of Charles M. Schulz, whose anxious and joyful heart infused the world’s most influential comic strip, dovetailed with the publication ...