Scenes from Eugene Mirman’s book party
by If Eugene Mirman could pull off his own comedy festival, then what would he have in store for the release of his first book, The …
Author: Sean L. McCarthy
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Matt Walsh, Ian Roberts star in new Spike TV sitcom
We're knee-deep in pilot season, and the trades are packed full of announcements by the networks of deals made and scripts ordered, but we all …
Preview: Delocated on Adult Swim
Jon Glaser is responsible for some pretty ridiculous concepts, and I have to congratulate him once again for getting this premise onto the airwaves — …
Larry Wilmore on his book, “I’d Rather We Got Casinos”
Though his comedy career spans over a quarter-century as an actor, writer and producer, and he's got a Peabody Award on his mantle (or wherever …
George Carlin wins posthumous Grammy Award
The late George Carlin won a posthumous Grammy Award tonight for Best Comedy Album his final recorded performance, "It's Bad For Ya." His daughter, Kelly, …
SNL #34.16 with Bradley Cooper, TV on the Radio
Listen up, Saturday Night Live. You know, I know, we all know that the media and mainstream America began paying more attention to you this …
Comedy Central Presents: Joe DeRosa
The first time I ever saw Joe DeRosa, he was opening for Dave Chappelle in an arena packed with 8,000 fans who had no idea …
Comedy Central Presents: Dan Levy
Dan Levy grew up in Connecticut, attended comedy factory Emerson College in Boston, and now plies his stand-up trade in Los Angeles. For his first …
Carlos Mencia’s Hurricane Katrina jokes get him uninvited to Mardi Gras
In the three years and five months since Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, many comedians have cracked jokes about Katrina and the city. You can …
Interview: Sam Reich, director of CollegeHumor TV
MTV continues to dip its toes back into the waters of actual professional comedy (as opposed to the "reality" programming most viewers watch for laughs) …