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Stephen Colbert's version of The Late Show kicks off tonight at 11:35 p.m. on CBS, but before the former Colbert Report host takes to his new chair, he's called upon the likes of some friendly late-night talk show hosts to give him some advice. From Conan O'Brien to Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers, Colbert was given a whirlpool of tips from some of the best in the biz ... and James Corden. Read More »
Tonight is the night we Stephen Colbert fans have been waiting for since January. The world will finally be able to be introduced to the real man. After years of building an audience with a character on Comedy Central's oh-so-wondrous series The Colbert Report, the comedian is stepping into the spotlight as himself and kicking off The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Read More »
The online world seems up in storm after a video was released titled "Dear Fat People" from comedian Nicole Arbour in which she appears to be "fat-shaming" obese people. The video has sparked not only controversy but also Twitter wars from celebrities on both sides of the argument. Some claim that what Arbour did was wrong while some appear to agree that we cannot compare fat-shaming to that of discriminating against race, gender and sexual preference. Read More »
Key & Peele is easily one of the best shows on Comedy Central right now. And recently, the comedy duo unveiled a series of sketches that (sort of) mock Cosmos host Neil deGrasse Tyson. In the bits, Tyson gives scientific reasons for doing stupid things around the house, which we’re assuming is helping husbands all throughout the country get out of sometimes precarious situations. Read More »
Sarah Palin is pretty much a walking headline. Whatever she says tends to lend itself to either a very funny or a very controversial headline––or both. This week's, however, is more towards the former. It might have been meant to stir up controversy and gain support from those who follow her but given the words chosen it's just plain funny. Palin, who ran to be the vice president back in 2008 with Republican candidate John McCain, is now telling immigrants to either "speak American" or get out of the country... Read More »
Not only was yesterday Sept. 5, folks, but it was also World Beard Day. Which of course means that the Internet was taken by storm with photos of some of the weirdest, bushiest, nastiest beards around. And being that it is 2015, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and just about any other social media platform you can think of were filled with some hairy posts from beard enthusiasts the world over – and surely some haters – all donning the hashtag #WorldBeardDay. Read More »
Comedian Damon Wayans recently appeared on the oh-so-popular radio program The Breakfast Club to discuss some things of import, including his new, and unfortunate, diabetes diagnosis and the state of comedy. But what has people really talking today is the fact that he seemed to be defending comedian Bill Cosby to a certain degree. Cosby, of course, has a number of rape and sexual assault violations being pinned against him. But in Wayans's opinion, he's not so sure it was as many as alleged. Read More »
Believe it or not, there are still people out there who don't know what "throwing shade" means. Furthermore, there are even more people who don't know how to do it. Luckily Wendy Williams recently appeared on HuffPost Live and taught the person interviewing her just how to throw shade. So, if you're looking for the definition, maybe just watch the below video. Read More »
If you're a human being living in a place filled with other humans, you've probably seen a few public displays of affection. And, if you're like the rest of us, you can probably do without them. But for comedian Josh Nasar, he figured out the best way to end those PDAs we see from time to time – film them and make it really awkward. Which is exactly what he did recently on the NYC subway. Read More »
The new Starz series Blunt Talk has quickly become a favorite amongst viewers and critics. This could be due to a number of things: the ensemble cast, the wonderful writing, the stellar acting, the names Jonathan Ames, Seth MacFarlane and Sir Patrick Stewart––take your pick. Part of the reason for its success, however, lies in actor Timm Sharp, who portrays a producer to Stewart's incredibly dysfunctional character, Walter Blunt – the anchor of an American nightly news program. Unfortunately, Sharp's character is rather dysfunctional himself. Which, as you might imagine, makes for wonderful comedy. Read More »
It might be one of the most-asked questions this week: Why the crap did Justin Bieber cry after his performance on the VMAs? Well, the Biebs stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night's episode, and now we've finally got the answer. Read More »
Today marks yet another year that Charlie Sheen is somehow still alive. Yes, it's the former Two and a Half Men star's 50th birthday. Over the course of his career the guy has done so many things that have warranted arrests, laughs and maybe even some STD tests—given some of the choices he's made. Read More »
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah premieres this coming Sept. 28. And while the South African comedian assured his remaining correspondents that nothing will change since Jon Stewart took his leave, there are a few minor alterations occurring. Comedy Central has just announced that the famed "fake" news program will add three new players to "The Best F#@king News Team Ever" – comedians Desi Lydic, Ronny Chieng and Roy Wood, Jr. Read More »
