Admit it. You thought The Simpsons couldn’t still be cool. On May 15, animated Homer will answer your questions LIVE using motion cap technology and Dan Castellenata's improv skills.
You saw the teaser, you've heard the hype. Now Netflix has released the official trailer for Pee Wee's Big Holiday from executive producer Judd Apatow.
Last night Louis C.K. took home the Grammy for Best Comedy Album amongst a field of strong contenders including Jay Mohr, Lisa Lampanelli, Wyatt Cenac, and Craig Ferguson. It's Louis' second Grammy win, the first being for Best Comedy Album for Hilarious in 2012.
Monday Night Chelsea Handler was hanging out on the Late Late Show with James Corden. Corden thought he'd have some fun with Chelsea with a twist on the old Truth or Dare Game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts."
Last week we wrote about Deadpool co-star T.J. Miller's crusade against Ricky Gervais as revealed in his one hour interview with SiriusXM host Ron Bennington, but Gervais isn't the only ill that Miller wants to cure. In the interview, which was part of Bennington's Unmasked series, he also unveiled a plan to start a non profit company to combat the negative effects of advertising. It will be called the Epi-Curators and its mission will be to post billboards around the country to let everyone know a very simple message: "It's okay."
David Spade does not like to get pranked, punked or hidden camera'd in way. He got "Punk'd" once, by Ashton Kutcher but the episode never aired. "I think I was a baby about it," Spade admitted to us in a recent interview about his new series, Fameless. "I think I said don't do it, and Ashton was like 'oh no, really!?'" Spade readily agreed it was all on him.
Jeffrey Gurian is a writer and comedian in New York who loves to Jump Around. Follow his regular column, right here, to find out what’s happening in comedy, and who Jeffrey Gurian ran into this week in and around New York. This week Jeffrey covered the scene at Gotham Comedy Club, The Stand, and The New York Comedy Cellar.
The Writers Guild of America 2016 writing awards were handed out over the weekend. The guild breaks up the ceremonies into two events, one on each coast. In the age of social media, the announcement of winners often gets to the left coast well before the event begins, destroying the anticipation and dulling the proverbial shine of the event. Legendary screenwriter Elaine May managed to save the day with her insight and wit, playfully mocking role of the writer in Hollywood. “Then someone told me there’s going to be a red carpet...Excuse me, no designer is going to give writers clothes!”
Bad news for fans of Best Bars in America, there will be no season three-- or at least there will be no season three with Jay and Sean, because according to Sean Patton, the duo have quit the show. Patton talked about quitting the show on SiriusXM's Bennington show, with hosts Ron and Gail Bennington.
Melissa McCarthy hosted SNL last night giving us our first glimpse at the on screen chemistry of three of the four Ghostbusters. Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones shared the screen for the first time last night after spending last summer filming Paul Feig's 2016 reboot of Ghostbusters.
Leibman told her side of things on the most recent episode of "Sit Down Zumock! A Bunch of BS Podcast” hosted by comedian and friend to Wendy Leibman, Chad Zumock. I recommend listening to the whole episode, but if you are just here for the juicy bits, tune in at the 15, 20 and 24 minute marks. Part one and two are live now and you can listen on chadzumock.com.
Reinvention, friendship, and bullshit are all at the heart of the new Netflix original series, Flaked, a dry human comedy starring Will Arnett, premiering exclusively on Netflix on Friday, March 11th.
Thursday night on The Tonight Show, Kristin Wiig showed up dressed as Peyton Manning, and did a full segment with Jimmy answering questions about the Super Bowl, as Peyton Manning. Sort of.
Everyone knows the highlights of Andrew Dice Clay's career. The arena tours, the bigger than life moments, the nursery rhymes. But there's a lot more to Dice than meets the eye, as you'll see in Showtime's new semi-autobiographical series, "Dice".
Are you already a big giant fan of Fusion's No, You Shut Up!? Good then skip ahead to the part where we talk to Paul F. Tompkins about season four. If you aren't, welcome to your new favorite political show. "No You Shut Up!" has just kicked off their fourth season on the Fusion Network, and it is the best election-themed programming on television today.
For those of you suffering from football withdrawal who were disappointed in the lack of traditionally misogynistic T&A in this year's Big Game commercials, Steve Rannazzisi's got a cure for you.