Will Ferrell and Adam McKay launch 11-episode retrospective on 10 years of Funny or Die
by “It was 2007, and at this point, the Internet was basically just a place for perverts to talk dirty to each other,” says writer/director Adam …
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Michael Kosta named correspondent for The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
With Jordan Klepper jumping ship to launch his own late-night show on Comedy Central, as Stephen Colbert had done before him, there’s a slot open …
Kevin Hart will launch his Laugh Out Loud (LOL) Network on Aug. 3, 2017
Kevin Hart is ready to let you in on what the comedy star has planned for his new funny video hub, LOL Network. Hart’s Laugh …
Norm Macdonald Live returns with new weekly video episodes July 25, 2017
After hemming and hawing with me about starting up the ol’ video podcast/talk show again, Norm Macdonald is going ahead and releasing his comedy wolves …
HBO confirms Oct. 1, 2017, return for Curb Your Enthusiasm
It’s all happening. The Emmy®-winning comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm, starring Larry David, returns for its ten-episode ninth season Sunday, Oct. 1 (10-10:30 p.m. ET/PT), on HBO. …
2017 JFL Awards going to Jim Carrey, Trevor Noah, Mike Birbiglia, Ali Wong, Craig Ferguson and Kenya Barris
As part of its 35th edition, Just For Laughs Montreal will bestow special awards to Jim Carrey, Trevor Noah, Mike Birbiglia, Ali Wong, Craig Ferguson …
End of an era: Opie Radio out at SiriusXM
After 13 years, there’s no more Opie or Anthony on SiriusXM satellite radio. Almost three years to the day after firing Anthony Cumia, SiriusXM fired …
The late Charlie Murphy will still co-star in BET’s The Comedy Get Down, coming Fall 2017
Charlie Murphy (“Charlie Murphy!”) may have died in April, but his comic legacy lives on, not only in the fourth season of Power on Starz, …
On Second Thought with Roy Wood Jr.
Episode #5 of my exclusive Laughly podcast miniseries, On Second Thought, is out now with Roy Wood, Jr. On Second Thought asks: If tragedy plus time equals …
R.I.P. Stevie Ryan (1984-2017)
Stevie Ryan, one of the first YouTubers to score her own comedy series on TV, has died. She was 33. Ryan, born June 2, 1984, …