The first time we see Paul Reubens in the documentary “Pee-wee as Himself,” he is not playing Pee-wee Herman, the antic man-child he portrayed in comedy routines, movies, a children’s TV show and most ...

He and his perennially adolescent alter ego Pee-wee Herman vanished from public view a while back. Legal troubles, you'll recall. But, Pee-wee re-emerged this month for the first time in 15 years, ...

Article Summary Explore Paul Reubens' lauded career and iconic Pee-wee Herman persona in HBO's new documentary. Uncover Reubens' private battle with cancer and heartfelt farewell to fans through ...

Countless memes exist about how Gen X is a tough, often overlooked generation, and there are a million more memes about how we're also an apathetic generation (say whatever you want about us, I don't ...

The American actor and performance artist Paul Reubens spent decades in the cloak of his alter ego, the strange, effervescent children’s entertainer Pee-wee Herman. Reubens liked the shadows and the ...

Oh, no–somebody stole Pee-wee Herman’s nifty art deco bicycle!

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pee-wee Herman, the nerd in the grey suit with red lipstick and the distinctive "heh heh heh" laugh, has come out of retirement after almost two decades, and the critics think ...

"I was born in 1938 in a little house on the edge of the Mississippi River; my father worked on a steamboat and his name was Steamboat Milton," says Paul Reubens by way of misdirection in Matt Wolf's ...