The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Nobody wants to see more of Donald Trump on television, and yet, there he is, the Golden Combover himself, day after day, shouting about something or other but mostly about himself. So it was with great reluctance last weekend that I found myself watching the first hour of The Celebrity …
You've enjoyed seeing Casey Wilson back on the TV in ABC's upstart midseason sitcom Happy Endings, haven't you? Then you're sure to enjoy this, too. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich announced his campaign yesterday for the Republican presidential nomination. And here Wilson portrays his third wife, Callista, whom Newt started …
On The Daily Show, Jon Stewart has become fond of getting his guests to sit around for extended interviews after the cameras stop running. Only the cameras keep running for us here on the Internet. Last night, Stewart wanted to ask Albert Brooks about being part of the comedy heyday …
Reese Waters was supposed to be on Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson earlier this month, but got bumped to last Friday. In his network TV debut, Waters jokes about trying to quit smoking and his relationship with his ex-girlfriend (fun fact: who also is a stand-up comedian). Another fun …
Al Madrigal stopped by Conan last night and described his day with a day laborer. No. Not his day as a day laborer. With one. Why did you read it the wrong way? Why did I type it the right way and then go off on this tangent? Stop looking …
Remember when country superstar Garth Brooks tried to create a pop-star alter-ego for himself? He even managed to get his alter-ego a gig on Saturday Night Live. Oh, memories. Well, now comes Wilder Valderrama, best known previously for playing Fez on That 70s Show but now known best for playing …
Did you know that comedian Grace Helbig is a correspondent now for G4's Attack of the Show? Did you know that she interviewed the guys from The Lonely Island (aka Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone from Saturday Night Live) about their new CD this week? Roll it! OK. …
The Daytime Entertainment Emmys don't usually have much to honor comedy, outside of the comedians who host talk shows or game shows. But Comedy Central went big this past year with the live Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on Washington, D.C., and they could go home with four Emmys …
Remember how Mike Epps allegedly got into a fight with a photographer in a Detroit nightclub back in November, and then the photog filed a $1 million lawsuit against the comedian? Well, Epps must have been avoiding the lawsuit, because a process server had to walk up to the stage …
The Star-Tribune in Minneapolis followed along a group of Major League Soccer sales trainees to improv comedy classes and filed a report on it yesterday. Can you guess which one of these performers is the salesperson and which one is the comedian? Warning: This video is a literal "Yes, And" …