Category: Comedy and Humor

The Comedy Club Was as Intimate as a Living Room. Actually, It Was One.

At Apartment Fest, audiences piled into a Harlem home for four nights of jokes from comedians who have to fight for stage time elsewhere.
Jon Stewart’s Show on Apple Is Ending

Mr. Stewart and Apple are parting ways because of creative differences over “The Problem,” people with knowledge of the decision said.
Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds’s Podcast, ‘We’re Here to Help,’ Blends Advice and Comedy

Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds have built a following for their podcast, “We’re Here to Help,” in a short time by blending counsel with comedy.
Robert Klane, Writer of ‘Weekend at Bernie’s,’ Dies at 81

He also adapted his best-known novel, “Where’s Poppa?,” into the script for a raw Carl Reiner comedy and directed the disco movie “Thank God It’s Friday.”
‘Outlaw Johnny Black’ Review: A Gravel-Toned Gunslinger

This misguided Western parody, starring and directed by Michael Jai White, struggles to establish a comedic rhythm.
Francia apoya a Woody Allen, Louis C. K. y Johnny Depp

Últimamente, Francia ha dado una cálida acogida a hombres del mundo artístico que han sido acusados de abusos sexuales, conducta sexual inapropiada o violencia doméstica.
Jimmy Fallon Apologizes to Staff After Article on Workplace Environment

The article, which appeared in Rolling Stone, described the set as a “toxic workplace.”
Love Letter: Embracing Her Inner Drag King

“I pictured myself as my lover, a cisgender man, talking to a woman dressed to receive him as I always have.”
‘Bottoms’ Review: Physical Education

In this buddy comedy, senior outcasts played by Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri attempt to woo two cheerleaders through a fight club.
Deseo más que un ‘Gracias, ¡que pase el siguiente!’

Hacer audiciones para conseguir un papel en una serie o película tiene mucho en común con buscar una amistad o una pareja, sobre todo cuando te rechazan.
Paul Reubens’s Big Style Inspiration: Pinky Lee

Paul Reubens’s trademark style took plenty of its inspiration from a performer long forgotten.
In Pee-wee Herman, Joy and Fun Got Flat-Out Weird

Paul Reubens committed to profound silliness without ever going mean or dark — though some peers were disappointed that he focused on one character.