Last call for the Lakeshore Theater in Chicago
by The April Fool's Day announcement that the Lakeshore Theater in Chicago undoubtedly caught a lot of people by surprise. My only experience with the Lakeshore …
Month: April 2010
Watch Michael Kosta on The Tonight Show
When I saw Michael Kosta in Aspen three years ago, he helped redefine the way I look at high-schoolers. Kosta also had this recurring callback …
UCB fave Chris Gethard takes the lead in Comedy Central series with Horatio Sanz, Chris Parnell
If you see a comedy nerd acting extra weird today, it's because they're slowly figuring out the news that Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre fixture Chris …
“We’re Not Gonna Take It,” Jimmy Fallon’s 6-bee crew sings off against cast of “Parks and Recreation”
Jimmy Fallon and his NBC crew teased that this would be worth watching, and it totally was, for a variety of reasons in addition to …
Pic of the day: Carol Burnett and Jim Norton smile for the camera
There are too many people who are so fragmented about their lives, not just "red state" "blue state" stuff, but with our contemporary society making …
WWE conspiracy theory? James Adomian as Jesse Ventura, Paul F. Tompkins as Iron Sheik, and more
Just when you thought you knew the truth about professional wrestling, James Adomian and his L.A. group The Midnight Show have another theory. A conspiracy …
Meet Me In New York: Baron Vaughn
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as though eight million of the people telling …
How about a freestyle hip-hop beatbox, piano and ukulele cover of “Empire State of Mind”?
Because you never know when you're going to get a 92-degree day in New York City in the first week of April (spoiler alert: it's …
Meet Me In New York: Victor Varnado
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as though eight million of the people telling …
How much would you pay for a 3-D burrito?
Everything old is new again, as history and trends repeat themselves with this "new" fad called 3-D movies. Remember when this happened in the 1950s? …