Meet Me In New York: Christian Finnegan
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Meet Me In New York: Jacqueline Novak
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 …
Dave Attell shares his “Road Work” experiences across America as a club comic in new Comedy Central stand-up special
Twitter may have given everyone the false hope or impression that they’re all joke machines. But nobody remains funnier and writes more great jokes and …
Meet Me In New York: Liam McEneaney
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 …
Confidently self-deprecating: Inside Amy Schumer’s second season on Comedy Central, theater tours and an Apatow-backed movie
A few minutes into the third episode of second season Inside Amy Schumer, we see Schumer onstage delivering stand-up to a captive audience, declaring: “Nothing …
Meet Me In New York: Andy Sandford
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 …
Todd Barry “The Crowd Work Tour,” a film special from Louis C.K., an interview via emails
Any comedian can claim a personal association with Louis C.K., and if you’re connected to any New York City stand-up on Facebook these days, then …
The strength to keep going and tell his story: John Leguizamo on his fifth HBO special, “Ghetto Klown”
“I reveal all these things about my career, to inspire. I read that 40 percent of Latin kids drop out of high school. And that’s …
Matt Walsh raises money for “A Better You,” talks about the funny freedom of improvised movies
Everything is connected by pizza. Or karma. Mostly karma. No matter what you believe in the nature of coincidences, karma and pizza, believe this: Matt Walsh …
Billy Eichner, on turning “Man on the Street” interview into game show as performance art, in FUSE’s “Billy on the Street”
Funny or Die’s Billy on the Street with Billy Eichner — say that three times fast and you, too, may win a crisp dollar bill …