After all, as a sketch, the Coneheads weren’t exactly classic stuff and it’s difficult to believe anyone is going to rush to the film out of fond nostalgia for what was basically a one-trick pony.

If you thought the Coneheads really came from France, you should read “Coneheads: The Life and Times of Beldar Conehead” (Hyperion), by Tom Davis and Dan Aykroyd with a little help from… ...

A brief history of wearing the zeitgeist, from the Rubik’s Cube to Minions. Coneheads in New York. 1979.Credit...John Sotomayor/The New York Times Supported by By Jennifer Harlan The high heels ...

Halloween is almost here, ... The Coneheads. What to wear: Everyday clothes with a tan cone on your head. How to act: Let out a nasally giggle every once in a while. 17. NBC Bruce Dickinson.

Caglione started his career in New York and he did makeup for the cast of "Saturday Night Live" from 1976 until 1981, putting the tops on the Coneheads and soul patches on the Blues Brothers.His ...

In their new movie, “The Coneheads,” Beldar, Prymaat and Connie do such a good job of blending into American society that you barely notice they’re aliens. OK, those pointy tops d… ...

The Coneheads are good neighbors, play golf, read Cosmo, raise their young one Connie (Michelle Burke) into adolescence and, of course, consume mass quantities. This goes on until the agents are ...

He created sketches featuring the Coneheads, Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child and Christopher Walken in "The Continental" during his 14 seasons on the show. Tom Davis, Writing Partner of Al Franken on ...