R.I.P. Richard Bain
Richard Bain has left a hole in the Los Angeles comedy scene by leaving us all over the weekend....
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R.I.P. Grandma Lee (1934-2020)
With the 15th season of America’s Got Talent about to premiere on NBC under the new abnormal...
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Episode #301: Fred Willard
When I sat down with Fred Willard in February 2020 inside his home in Southern California, he was...
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R.I.P. Jerry Stiller (1927-2020)
Did you hear the one about the Brooklyn Jew who married an Irish Catholic, performed with a...
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R.I.P. John Marshall
John Marshall, a comedian and writer who earned an Emmy nomination for writing on HBO’s The...
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R.I.P. Mort Drucker (1929-2020)
Other MAD magazine illustrators may have been flashy or more memorable for their eccentricities...
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R.I.P. Michael C. McCarthy
Michael Clayton McCarthy achieved the comedy dream and proved you could do it going in the...
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R.I.P. Hal Willner (1956-2020)
Hal Willner, the longtime musical guru behind Saturday Night Live who also brought musicians...
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R.I.P. Eddie Large (1941-2020)
Eddie Large, the bigger, brasher half of the British comedy duo Little and Large, died on April 2...
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R.I.P. Ken Shimura (1950-2020)
Ken Shimura, Japan’s most famous comedian, died on March 29 from a pneumonia brought upon by...
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R.I.P. Clint Nohr
Clint Nohr’s website bio describes stand-up comedy as coming from a “warped and...
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R.I.P. Brian Baron (1957-2020)
Brian Baron might not have started his comedy career until middle age, but he managed to touch the...
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