November 5, 2014

Five Questions with Mike Racine, One of New Yorks Funniest Finalists

We grabbed NY’s Funniest contestant Mike Racine to ask him five questions about being a comedian and being in New York to stay with the theme of the New York Comedy Festival. You can follow him on twitter @MikeRacine or on his website, mikeracine.com. see him this Saturday at Carolines at 4pm. He’ll also be performing as Here are his 5 questions.
November 5, 2014

Five Questions With Emma Willmann: One of New York’s Funniest Finalists

We talked with NY’s Funniest contestant Emma Willmann, and asked her five questions about her experiences in New York. You can follow Emma on twitter @EmmaWillmann and see her this Saturday at Carolines at 4pm. You can catch her headlining later the same night at Stand Up NY at 8:20pm. Visit Emma's website, emmacomedy.com.
November 4, 2014

Five Questions With Mike Cannon: One of New York’s Funniest Finalists

Monday, NY’s Funniest contestant Mike Cannon stopped by SiriusXM’s Ron and Fez show, and we grabbed him after the show to ask him five questions. You can follow him on twitter @IamMikeCannon and see him this Saturday at Carolines at 4pm. You can also visit his website, mikecannoncomedy.com.
November 4, 2014

Five Questions With Matteo Lane, One of New York’s Funniest Finalists

This Saturday, as part of the New York Comedy Festival, Caroline's on Broadway will hold their annual New York's Funniest contest. The yearly competition searches among New York City's younger comics, to find who is New York's funniest.
October 27, 2014

The Lucas Brothers’ Talk Friends of the People, Lucas Bros Season 2, and 11 Great Animated Television Series

If you don't know the Lucas Brothers yet, hurry and catch up because they are about to blow up. Their Comedy Central digital series, The Super Late Morning Show, and their Fox ADHD animated show, Lucas Bros Moving Company are already cult favorites, and tonight their third comedy series, Friends of the People premiers on TruTV. We caught a preview of the first episode, and we're already big fans.
October 16, 2014

Heather McDonald is Ready To Rip Vegas This Weekend

Heather McDonald spent seven years spent writing for and appearing on Chelsea Lately. She also developed and co-starred on the faux reality show After Lately, wrote two books, wrote for movies, and has maintained a headlining stand up career. Oh yeah, she also had time to start a family, and put together had a one-hour special for Showtime this summer. So it should come as a surprise to no one that she is on the list of incredible women who were invited to perform as part of the Venetian Hotel's Lipshtick comedy series. This weekend, she's back at the Venetian and told us that she is bringing her girlfriends to town with her and they are ready rip it- Vegas style.
October 15, 2014

Talking With Dane Cook About Comedy’s Greatest Venues, Milestones, and Making Trouble

Dane Cook has a brand new special coming out this Friday called Troublemaker. It's his first new comedy release in four years, and there's a lot of excitement over the new hour that is set to debut on Showtime on Friday October 17th. We got to spend some time talking with Dane about the new special, his career, and some of his favorite venues he's performed in over the years.
October 14, 2014

My Day at Comic Con with Curtis Armstrong The King of the Nerds

Nerd icon Curtis Armstrong had a busy schedule at New York's Comic Con, and we were excited when we were invited to spend the day following him throughout his various Comic Con events. Film biographer Lesley Coffin got to spend a day in the life of a Comic Con panelist, and observed Curtis in meetings, doing signings, and appearing on radio shows, press tables and panels. She also got to sit down with Curtis and talk movies, tv and of course, nerds.
October 7, 2014

Talking With Cameron Esposito About Her New Album, Chicago, and Bowie!

Cameron Esposito has been called "the future of comedy" by Jay Leno, and has made practically everyone's "comics to watch" lists (Time Out, LA Weekly, Flavorwire, Cosmopolitan, The Chicago Reader, The Portland Mercury to name a few)." She's outspoken in her life and in her comedy about being a lesbian. Her new album, "Same Sex Symbol" contains her own unique take on some of the stereotypical behavior she's encountered from men about her sexuality. If you have your own preconceptions about what you think she and her comedy are about, she will challenge them. Tough, but warm, contagiously amused by the ridiculous behavior she encounters in the universe, and a true style icon in the making, we agree with everyone who calls Cameron Esposito a comedian to keep your eye on. Today (October 7) she's releasing her second album, which you can purchase at killrockstars.com. We talked with Cameron about the new album, why Portland is such a great comedy city, and why she's channeling David Bowie as part of her album release.