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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 »
Okay, stop whatever you are doing, folks, because whatever it is, is certainly not as important as this. Ready? Kylie Jenner is officially a blonde. #HolyCrap! Yep, we know. It's amazingly shocking but the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star recently unveiled the sexy new look on her Instagram account. Read More »
As if it weren't enough that comedian Amy Schumer and actress Jennifer Lawrence are best friends, but wouldn't it be absolutely fantastic if singer-actress Bette Midler played their mother in the upcoming film that the two are writing? Midler tweeted the other day expressing the desire to play the role of the two real-life BFFs in their new comedy they are currently finishing up writing, People reports. Read More »
You've got to hand it to Jimmy Fallon- not many people would make a fat joke directly to Chris Christie's face but the Tonight Show host did just that on Monday night's episode of the NBC show. Sure, the New Jersey governor jokingly stormed off the set after the jab, making light of the situation, but the fact remains that it was pretty ballsy of Fallon. Read More »
Donald Trump might have received the axe from NBC, having been fired for some NSFW comments he's made in the past which were construed as racist, but the former Celebrity Apprentice host isn't cutting ties with the network altogether. Trump, who is now the leading Republican presidential candidate, will reportedly stop by Jimmy Fallon's oh-so-popular Tonight Show this coming Sept. 11. Read More »
Who knew Kanye West was such a funny guy? All of his public appearances sure as hell don't show that. But something that does? This recut of West's now famous ranting waste of time acceptance speech at this year's VMAs. So, if you were curious what West would be like as a stand-up comedian, well, here's your chance. Read More »
Stephen Colbert has recently made two HUGE announcements: 1) he's given us the lineup of guests for Week 2 of his upcoming Late Show, and 2) he's just revealed the fact that he's a voice on the oh-so-wonderful (most of the time) traffic app Waze. Which are we more excited about? Well, for some reason it's the latter. Read More »
Saturday Night Live Season 41 kicks off on Oct. 3, and alongside the premiere's host Miley Cyrus – who you all might have seen on Sunday night as the host of the MTV VMAs – will be a newcomer to the SNL team. Stand-up Jon Rudnitsky will officially make his premiere as a player on the famed NBC series. Read More »
It's a constant debate amongst the left and right: climate change. On Friday night's episode of Real Time, host Bill Maher welcomed in Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum. And if you don't know, the two have complete opposite opinions on the issue. Maher believes it's the thing we should be talking about, and Santorum, well, disagrees. Regardless, the two decided to get together on the HBO series to hash out their differences. Read More »
Dealing with difficult people is unfortunately something we'll all have to do at some point throughout our lives. Luckily, there are a couple of New York comedians who are helping us get through those tough times and move on from those personalities. Of course, given the fact that we're talking about Billy Eichner and Julie Klausner, you might have to take their advice lightly – you know, considering that they themselves might be a perceived as a tad difficult on the new Hulu series Difficult People. Read More »
From the director of the Austin Powers movies, HBO recently aired the first season finale of political satire, "The Brink." This is the prefect opportunity to look back on episode 1-10, as Walter Larson (Tim Robbins), Rafiq Massoud (Aasif Mandvi), and Alex Talbot (Jack Black) tried to prevent World War III. Read More »
