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As MStars News has reported, Donald Trump is officially running for president in 2016. And while the world of comedy is ecstatic at the news, it seems that they're about to get even more material because it's being reported that during his over 30-minute speech at Trump Tower, the Celebrity Apprentice star – who will not be doing Season 15 due to his candidacy – flubbed a few of the facts. Read More »
Billionaire Donald Trump has officially announced his run for the President of the United States. And while he's undoubtedly happy about it, it appears that no one is more gleeful than Daily Show host Jon Stewart, who will be having perhaps the best last six weeks on Comedy Central ever before leaving the show on Aug. 6. The comedian had one hell of a time reporting on Trump's announcement during last night's show. In fact, he enjoyed it so much that he had a little "episode" during the report. Read More »
If former NAACP Spokane leader Rachel Dolezal thought she was going to be able to get away from Jon Stewart unscathed amid her “I’m Black” scandal, well, she had another thing coming. The Daily Show host kicked off last night’s episode with guest Judd Apatow by unveiling a very infrequently used segment titled Whaaaaaaaat?! In the below video segment, Stewart mocks the new story, and even Fox News’ reporting of it, and further notes that Dolezal’s true descent of “Czech, Swedish and German is really f*cking white.” Read More »
Father’s Day is coming this Sunday, Jun 21, 2015. If you’re heading up, down, east, or west to see your dad and family, we realize it might be a bit difficult. Luckily, comedian Marc Maron has a tip or two to help you get through the holiday. The Maron IFC series star recently dropped the below video, that urges folks not to be too open when visiting family. Read More »
David Letterman might have been one of the best interviewers in late night history, but it seems that even he had a few that he was either: a) nervous about, or b) disappointed with. In a new interview, his first since leaving The Late Show a number of weeks back, Letterman admitted that he wishes he could do his last interview with friend and famed musician Warren Zevon over again. With that, he admitted that the first time Bill Clinton came on the program, he was pretty nervous. Read More »
On the totem pole of "offensive" comedians, Jerry Seinfeld is pretty low. So if he's feeling that people are too politically correct these days, perhaps it's true. At least, that's what Real Time host Bill Maher and Roastmaster General Jeff Ross had to say on this past Friday's episode of Maher's HBO series. Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, MStars News reported that it looked like Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane had somehow predicted Caitlyn Jenner's now-famous transition on an episode of his animated series. Of course, it's all just a coincidence, but the Internet had a frenzy, noting that the Ted 2 star-writer-director knew ahead of time that Jenner would one day become who she truly wanted to be: a woman. Read More »
From the comedic mind of Mike Judge (Beavis and Butt-head), the Season 2 finale of "Silicon Valley" arrives on HBO. In Episode 10, will Erlich Bachman (T.J. Miller), Richard Hendriks (Thomas Middleditch), and the rest of the tech gang survive 'Two Days of the Condor?' Read More »
From the comedic mind of Mike Judge ("Beavis and Butt-head"), HBO's comedy "Silicon Valley" arrives with its Season 2 finale. With Pied Piper down for the count, are Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani), Richard (Thomas Middleditch), and Erlich (T.J. Miller) in "Two Days of the Condor?" Read More »
Season 3 of Orange is the New Black was one of the most highly anticipated returns Netflix has seen. Fans waited for that special day when the show would return and it's because of this that the service decided to bring it back ahead of schedule. The beauty of the internet strikes again. You couldn't do this with network television or cable because of the strict scheduling they are forced to follow. This will certainly set a television precedent on how debuts will take place in the future. Read More »
