For decades now, comedian Mike Meyers has mixed and matched his television, film and music. From the cable-access rockfest Wayne's World to Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello serenades in the Austin ...

After waiting months to finally discover who (and what) exactly Pitka is, it's finally time for him to be revealed. The Love Guru is Mike Myers' newest movie in which he plays Pitka, an American who ...

It’s taken five years and a couple of “Shreks” for Mike Myers to take on a new role. Forget the green ogre. “The Love Guru” is here (it opens in theaters on Friday). Guru Pitka, an American-born, ...

In the past few weeks there has been a minor flap over whether Mike Myers’ “The Love Guru,” in which Myers stars as a publicity-hungry spiritual enlightenment expert, is offensive to Hindus. Never ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Guru Pitka delivers his words of wisdom via fanciful wordplay and self-help- book titles like “If You’re Happy and You Know It Think Again.” So many of the ...

Comedian Mike Myers has created a slew of memorable characters throughout his career: Dr. Evil, Austin Powers, Shrek and Wayne's World's Wayne Campbell all serve as cultural reference points. Now, ...

As the people of Kazakhstan know all too well, mockery of culture and religion seems to be kosher in Hollywood, under the following conditions: The humor must be so over-the-top, so beyond reality, ...

Mike Myers' new comedy, "The Love Guru," is a disappointment, but it's not a disaster, and that's at least something. For a disaster, look no further than "Get Smart," which is competing against "The ...

Mike Myers’ latest quirky creation is an off-color mix of self-help king Tony Robbins, Tim Meadows’ Leon “The Ladies Man” Phelps and the Beatles’ spiritual leader the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Guru Pitka ...

"The Love Guru" is so relentlessly juvenile as to merit a new twist on the PG-13 rating -- one that strongly cautions not only those under 13 but anyone much above it, too. Myers developed the ...

Neither Mike Myers nor a group of hesitant actors -- who seem more like an endless number of sidekicks than supporting players -- show much confidence in the material. They seem to deliver lines or ...