The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Nore Davis returned to The Tonight Show on Wednesday to joke about how his sleeping habits changed when he turned 30, and how it feels like Baby Boomers are playing Monopoly while the younger generations are playing Trouble.
Somehow I missed that comedian Chris Martin performed on last Friday’s Late Late Show, and I can only presume it’s either because I didn’t realize they’d broadcast a new episode instead of a repeat, and/or because this British comedian also shares a name with a popular British musician. I can …
Greg Barris has a new stand-up comedy album out, and he celebrated by making his late-night TV debut on Wednesday’s episode of The Late Late Show, joking about not heeding “red flag” warnings. No wonder he needed “Deep Healing.” That’s the title of his new album!
The Tonight Show has done a segment called Battle of the Instant Songwriters for years now, but this past Friday, they expanded the segment to stand-up comedians. How convenient that they found two “self-proclaimed comedians” in the studio audience! Nat Towsen wrote jokes and performed them on the spot about …
Kelsey Cook is putting out a new special this month on YouTube, and she got to promote it with a performance Tuesday on The Tonight Show.
No, a comedian still hasn’t won AGT, and a ventriloquist didn’t win AGT: All-Stars this year, either. But both Mike E. Winfield and Ana-Maria Margean made it to the finals, so kudos to them. Here you can relive their finale performances.
Nathan Macintosh performed on The Tonight Show on Friday, fresh off of a rave from Jason Zinoman in the NYT. He’s got a theory on why people who don’t live in cities are more likely to have kids, but sometimes forget that babies grow up to become future adults. And …
Dylan Adler performed on Wednesday’s Late Late Show, and revealed the time he and his twin brother had a crush on the same classmate in elementary school. That might not have worked out the way he’d hoped, but he has a new dream about him and his brother starring in …
Orlando Leyba was back on The Tonight Show on Wednesday, this time joking about the TV show Yellowstone versus visiting the real Yellowstone National Park. Sponsored by Ford?! 😉
James Corden abandoned his usual introduction for stand-ups on Tuesday night when he introduced Elon Gold as one of his “favorite comedians on planet Earth.” Gold joked about being dad to teenage kids, and the lack of appreciation he gets for it. He could be doing a job in which …
