comedy
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Celebrities Recall Unwritten Rules of Appearing on David Letterman’s Show
Mindy Kaling and Amy Poehler reveal they were advised not to compliment David Letterman during late-night appearances to avoid his signature discomfort.
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Ricky Gervais Announces ‘Legend’ Stand-Up Tour with Netflix Special Deal
Comedian Ricky Gervais has launched tickets for his ‘Legend’ UK tour, confirming a new streaming deal with Netflix for the recorded performance.
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SNL’s Sarah Sherman Recounts Surreal Backstage Encounter with Paul McCartney
Comedian Sarah Sherman shared a viral anecdote about music legend Paul McCartney pulling her hair during the Saturday Night Live season 51 finale.
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Northern Irish sitcom ‘Funboys’ returns to BBC iPlayer with star-studded cameo
The Northern Irish comedy series ‘Funboys’ has returned to BBC iPlayer, featuring a notable guest appearance by Steve Coogan and earning praise for its sharp comic craft.
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Ricky Gervais Announces ‘Legend’ Global Tour and Netflix Special
Comedian Ricky Gervais has launched his new ‘Legend’ tour, spanning the UK, Europe, and North America, with Netflix already securing rights for the filmed special.
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Joanna Page Crowned Taskmaster Series 21 Champion
Actress Joanna Page has claimed victory in the 21st series of Taskmaster, triumphing over a star-studded field and preparing for the upcoming Champions of Champions competition.
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Kevin Hart Navigates Roast Backlash Amid World Cup Partnership
Comedian Kevin Hart faces renewed criticism over his Netflix roast content as he pivots to a high-profile role as a commercial ambassador for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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24 Jump Street in Development: Franchise Returns After 12-Year Hiatus
Producer Neal H. Moritz has confirmed the development of ’24 Jump Street,’ with original stars Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube in talks to return.
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Alan Carr’s Scottish Residency Sparks Regional Economic and Cultural Excitement
Comedian Alan Carr’s acquisition of Ayton Castle and subsequent intimate comedy shows have triggered immediate sell-outs and revitalized local economic expectations in the Scottish Borders.
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The Wayans Return: Reclaiming the ‘Scary Movie’ Legacy
Shawn and Marlon Wayans return to the ‘Scary Movie’ franchise, aiming to restore the creative integrity of the series alongside original cast members and Anthony Anderson.
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Mike Myers Honored at Canadian Screen Awards Amid Rising Cultural Tensions
Comedian Mike Myers receives the Icon Award at the Canadian Screen Awards as Canada celebrates homegrown talent amidst a period of heightened nationalist sentiment.
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The Absurdist Architect: Sam Campbell’s New Frontier in British Television
Australian comedian Sam Campbell transitions from panel show oddball to auteur with his new Channel 4 series, ‘Make That Movie,’ challenging the boundaries of mainstream absurdist comedy.
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Kumail Nanjiani and the Strategic Revitalization of Mid-Budget Comedy: Analyzing ‘Driver’s Ed’ and Hulu’s ‘Hularious’ Initiative
As Bobby Farrelly’s ‘Driver’s Ed’ enters wide release, the casting of Kumail Nanjiani signals a shift in the industry’s approach to the high school comedy genre and streaming content consolidation.
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The Comedian’s Shadow: Dawn French on Mortality, Grief, and the Art of the End
Iconic comedian Dawn French breaks new ground by confronting the ‘suicide that lives in her brain’ through her latest novel, blending professional levity with profound personal introspection on mortality.
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Robby Hoffman: The Strategic Pivot from Underground Comedy to Mainstream Stardom
With a major 2026 tour underway and critical acclaim for her HBO roles, comedian Robby Hoffman is successfully bridging the gap between edgy, underground stand-up and mainstream Hollywood prestige.