CBS anchor Gayle King is speaking out after a meme of her facial expression before Blue Origin’s historic all-female launch went viral.

"Thank you to the Blue Man Orlando cast, crew and staff for more than 6,000 shows and to the millions of fans who shared in our incredible 14-year run!" Blue Man Group wrote on Twitter.

Gayle King has responded to the viral online memes poking fun at the footage that was taken of her just moments before she boarded her Blue Origin flight to space. On Monday, King participated ...

Olivia Wilde was not impressed with Katy Perry and the all-women Blue Origin crew’s recent venture to outer space. Wilde, 41, shared a meme of the space crew via her Instagram Story on Monday ...

The Blue Man Group, the long-standing and beloved off-Broadway show, will end its 34-year run in New York City in the new year.

The number of Blue Origin space flight memes shot into the stratosphere after the all-female launch returned safely to Earth today.

Gayle King shared her reaction to the tweets that followed her very frightened face ahead of the Blue Origin Space mission on April 14, where she traveled with an all-women crew including Katy Perry.

Blue Origin's next suborbital flight is scheduled to launch on Saturday (June 21), carrying a private crew of six.

"Blue Man Group is unlike anything else in the world and is undeniably one of the most recognized and successful entertainment productions because of the hardworking cast, crew and creative team.

Blue Man Group failed to collaborate with the Chicago crew about possible ways to keep the show going here or even “evolving it,” Calvaresi said.

Blue Man Group fans lined up around the block in downtown Manhattan Sunday for the beloved trios' final hometown show after more than three decades performing off-Broadway.

The Blue Man Group, a popular paint-filled spectacle is leaving the city where it all started.