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There’s been a heck of a lot of hype about the upcoming Roger Corman-produced film Sharktopus Vs. Pteracuda … mainly from one of the film’s actors – CONAN host Conan O’Brien. Throughout the push, O’Brien has been pimping the film out like crazy, purchasing billboards in both Los Angeles and New York, and even taking out a full-page ad in the entertainment industry’s “bible” Variety magazine. Read More »
Weird Al Yankovic may be the king of parodies, but Saturday Night Live’s Jay Pharoah is getting to be pretty good! We’ve all had at least one bad kiss in life. Luckily, even our worst lip-lock isn’t as bad as the one Pharoah – famed for his impersonations of Denzel Washington and President Barack Obama – is talking about in his new Usher-inspired video for “Bad Kisser.” Read More »
Sure, Brooks Wheelan might have been fired from Saturday Night Live, but that doesn’t mean the stand up comedian is done for good. It’s been announced via Wheelan’s Tumblr page that the former SNL player – who was recently let go alongside other fellow newcomers Noël Wells and John Milhiser – is gearing up for a new stand up tour. Read More »
In this new video from animator Dilara Karabas, comedian Ian Edwards' "Bruce Lee" track from his debut comedy album, 100% Half-Assed, via TeamCoco Records, is hilariously animated. And while the bit itself is spot-on in it's own way, the animation only heights the hilarious and makes it all the more entertaining. Read More »
Jimmy Fallon fulfilled the fantasies of many guys on last night’s The Tonight Show, playing Flip Cup against one of the most beautiful, and successful, supermodels of all time, Miranda Kerr. Read More »
The star of the upcoming Woody Allen film, Magic In The Moonlight, Emma Stone dropped by the Late Show with David Letterman last night to talk about the film, which is set to be released on July 25. In reality, Stone spent most of her segment talking about ghosts. Read More »
Conan O’Brien has been well known for having his famous “Masturbating Bear” sketch appear in both Late Night with Conan O’Brien and TBS’ CONAN – totally 18 years. And while there was certainly a time when he was the only comedian to have such a bizarre (yet hilarious) character, it seems another person is stepping up to show Conan that there are now two self-pleasuring bears in the late night TV circuit: The Colbert Report’s own Stephen Colbert. Read More »
Ever wonder what it would look like if Jimmy Fallon had Whoopi Goldberg's mouth, and vice versa? Well, first ... why? Second, you're in luck because on last night's episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon the legendary EGOT winner stopped by and played a little game of "Lip Flip" with the talk show host. Read More »
True Blood’s own Joe Manganiello stopped by CONAN last night to talk about a number of things. One of them happened to be his now famous role in the favored-by-all-women film Magic Mike, which also starred Matthew McConaughey & Channing Tatum. Read More »
If you’re a fan of Conan O’Brien and the entire crew over at Team Coco then you’re well aware of the fact that Executive Producer Jeff Ross loathes any kind of television appearance – despite being seated (un)comfortably just behind the cameras. Well, on last nights episode of CONAN, the producer placed his nerves aside for the good of the show and acted the hell out of a bit to promote the recent Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Read More »
Noël Wells, John Milhiser: ‘Saturday Night Live’ Fires Two More Cast Members Read More »
From 1988-1993, The Wonder Years found itself situated comfortably in both America’s living rooms and hearts. Though labeled a comedy, the iconic ABC show held an incredible amount of emotion, telling the story of a family in the mid-1960s, and of course, the story of Kevin Arnold and Winnie Cooper. Earlier this morning, the cast reunited for the first time onscreen in 16 years on ABC’s Good Morning America. Read More »
Looks like things are switching up at Saturday Night Live. After just one season, 27-year-old Brooks Wheelan has been let go from NBC’s legendary late night sketch show. The news was broken by Wheelan himself when he tweeted to his 32,000 Twitter followers earlier this evening. Read More »
