Woody Allen may have to self-release his memoirs and his movies from now on
by Woody Allen had a four-picture deal with Amazon Studios. But after releasing two movies through Amazon (Cafe Society, Wonder Wheel) and a TV series that …
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Episode #261: Erin Foley
Erin Foley’s first big show business credit wasn’t performing comedy, but rather playing a Rolling Stone magazine fact checker in the Cameron Crowe movie about …
Chloé Hilliard on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Chloé Hilliard was 6-foot-1 by the age of 12, so elementary school was rough, but pizza day made things easier, as she explained in her …
Janine Brito on Late Night with Seth Meyers
Janine Brito, a correspondent/writer on W. Kamau Bell’s former late-night talk show Totally Biased, totally returned to late-night TV on Thursday to perform on Late …
The “Between Two Ferns” movie with Zach Galifianakis and big stars will debut on Netflix on Sept. 20, 2019
The Emmy-winning Funny or Die web series officially is going big-screen, via Netflix. Directed by Scott Aukerman, Between Two Ferns: The Movie will follow star …
Archer gets its own “After Hours” chat show on Facebook Live for 1999 season in 2019
Amber Nash (“Pam Poovey”) and Lucky Yates (“Algernop Krieger”) will not only co-star in the upcoming 10th season of Archer on FXX, but also will …
Review: The Lonely Island Presents “The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience” on Netflix
Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone grew up in the East Bay when the Oakland A’s ran the American League in the late 1980s. …
Review: Wanda Sykes, “Not Normal” on Netflix
The first Netflix special for Wanda Sykes also is the first for any black woman in stand-up, which jeepers creepers, should not be considered normal …
Review: “Still Laugh-In: The Stars Celebrate” on Netflix
What weird, wacky stuff. Then, and now. In 1969 and 2019. The star that ties it all together still? Lily Tomlin! Laugh-In landed right in the …
Josh Gondelman on The Late Late Show with James Corden
Josh Gondelman remains an optimist in New York City, which makes more sense when he tells you about his career before comedy as a pre-school …