Episode #71: Grace Parra
by Grace Parra has broken out as a star contributor and panelist for The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore since she joined the late-night Comedy Central …
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The Nightly Show stands up for comedians against politicians: #DickJokesMatter
The most recent Republican presidential debate began on such an unpresidential note, that even though it happened on Thursday night, all of the late-night comedy …
Episode #67: Lance Bangs
Lance Bangs has become today’s go-to director for comedians filming their stand-up specials, road shows, showcases and documentaries. His credits since 2013 alone include directing …
Here’s who’s performing on Season 3 of Adam Devine’s House Party on Comedy Central
Comedy Central has announced the premiere night and lineups for season 3 of Adam Devine’s House Party, which moved out off the Pacific Ocean to …
Episode #64: Trump vs. Bernie (Anthony Atamanuik and James Adomian)
When comedians Anthony Atamanuik and James Adomian first met up to redefine the term mock debate during an October 2015 late-night comedy showcase at the …
Don’t call it a callback: Celebrating Broad City’s recurring jokes and Easter eggs
Before the third season of Broad City premieres tonight on Comedy Central, Estelle Caswell and Caroline Framke at Vox.com enjoyed looking back on past episodes …
Episode #63: Kyle Cease
Kyle Cease first caught my attention in the 1990s when we both were getting started in the Seattle comedy scene. He already was headlining clubs as …
Highlights from the 2016 Writers Guild Awards
The Writers Guild of America held simultaneous award ceremonies in New York City and Los Angeles on Saturday night, with Patton Oswalt hosting the Hollywood …
Larry Wilmore stars in “The People v. Bill Cosby” sketch for The Nightly Show
Larry Wilmore hasn’t shied away from telling his Comedy Central viewers exactly what he thinks of Bill Cosby. And on Tuesday night’s episode of The …
Let’s Not Just Talk About Sex: Not Safe with Nikki Glaser on Comedy Central (review)
Show, don’t tell. An old rule about writing that applies even more so to television. Why talk about sex when you can show it? Or, …