Dan Aykroyd

In early 1984, the team behind ‘Ghostbusters’ was fairly confident that they had a hit. Test screenings had gone well, but for director Ivan Reitman, something was missing. What Reitman wanted was a song, only 20 seconds or so in length, near the opening of the film as the then soon-to-be Ghostbusters -- Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd) and Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis) –- enter the New York Public Library.

With the passing of Harold Ramis, we were hoping that it would also put to rest the possibility of a third 'Ghostbusters' film. But Sony announced that they are going forward with 'Ghostbusters 3,' and now director Ivan Reitman has clarified they plan to start within the next year, though he will no longer be on board as the director.

With the passing of Harold Ramis, it seemed another monkey wrench had been thrown into the plans of the long rumored 'Ghostbusters 3,' which co-writer and star Dan Aykroyd has been working on for over twenty years. Now it's been revealed that commerce trumps tragedy as Sony and director Ivan Reitman are definitely moving forward with the project.

Stephen Colbert and The Colbert Report make fun of the political arena all the time! That's nothing new for Colbert, who's been at it since his start with The Second City Comedy Troupe.

'Who Ya Gonna Call' for your birthday? How about the friendly folks of WNY.

Who could forget the Stay Puft Man? "Ghostbusters" (1984) was a one of kind movie experience. Ghostbusters II followed in 1989. Now, Star Dan Aykroyd is talking about a third sequel. A good idea, or not?