The Definitive Guide to Comedy
The high rents in New York City can get anyone excited. But have you ever seen someone so intense about healthy food? Nathan Macintosh is your guy, performing on Friday’s Tonight Show. Roll the clip!
Matthew Broussard is a great roast comic. So it’s not too surprising to see how he can turn the first part of his set on The Tonight Show into a mini-roast on himself! Broussard jokes about what it’s like to date a competitive swimmer. Roll the clip!
Sebastian Maniscalco is feeling like the king of comedy this weekend, performing four shows at Madison Square Garden. But all was not always hunky-dory on his way up the comedy ladder. As Maniscalco revealed on Friday’s Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the comedian actually drew a blank onstage during his …
Pete Lee is racking up the visits to Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show, with four performances in a year’s span. Lee thinks being called “extra” is a good thing, even though he only grew up to be half a man, and had to come out straight to his parents. Roll the …
Joe Machi will not try to convince you that he is who he is. Nor will Machi apologize for his ways. Roll the clip!
How do trampolines lead to drugs? Watch and learn from Jourdain Fisher on his performance Thursday from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Fisher also has done the research on our racial tensions and has some solutions for that. Roll the clip.
Finesse Mitchell has a new hour special on Showtime, and he showed up Thursday night on The Tonight Show to perform a few minutes from it, in which he described his wife as the “fun police.” Roll the clip
Orlando Leyba has been married for 15 years. Has it changed him? Of course it has! Leyba explained Friday on his debut appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Roll the clip!
LeClerc Andre stood tall in his TV debut on Friday’s Tonight Show, and not just because he’s already 6-foot-6. Andre had arrived at Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival this summer as an Unrepped New Face, and here, a few months later, he delivered that same winning performance for a national …
Jaboukie Young-White returned to The Tonight Show for his second performance as a stand-up, and started out by reflecting on how his parents reacted to his debut. His coming-out performance. Which opened up Young-White’s eyes to his family and culture, too. Roll the clip!
