Subscribe to Mstars News!
Sign up for our weekly news updates by entering your email:
After kicking off Season 5 of his hit web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld continued along just yesterday (Thursday, Nov. 13) with guest Amy Schumer from Comedy Central's Inside Amy Schumer. And while the episode itself ran rather swimmingly, the 1971 Ferrari Daytona... just didn't. Yep, that's right. The car just broke down during the comedians' "bad date." Read More »
Comedian Marc Maron has been in New York as of late to promote his New York Comedy Festival appearance. In doing so, he stopped by Huffington Post’s HuffPost Live to chat up the spot, his IFC series Maron, his podcast WTF with Marc Maron and then some – like that whole situation between current CONAN host Conan O’Brien and the former Tonight Show host Jay Leno. And in fact, he just found the whole situation a bit awkward. Read More »
You have to admit: once Jimmy Fallon took over the Tonight Show seat, the program just seems to be a bit more fun, doesn't it? On last night's episode, the comedian invited in The Newsroom's Jeff Daniels to play Pyramid with him, Nick Jonas and hip-hop superstar, Usher. The game was not only hilarious, but it also helped promote the final season of the HBO series and Daniels' latest film, Dumb and Dumber To, but also the release of Nick Jonas' self titled album, which drops today, Nov. 10 and Usher's current U R Experience tour. Read More »
One might think that Daily Show host Jon Stewart enjoys discussing politics. And while it’s true he very well may, his opinion of the ones he’s reporting on is rather dour (but true). Over the weekend, the comedian sat down with CBS’ Sunday Morning correspondent Mo Rocca – who was a once-upon-a-time correspondent at the Daily Show – and told them that he believes politicians are “salespeople” – citing a number of interviews he’s conducted in the past. In fact, when it comes to interviewing them, he “despises” it. Read More »
In Last Laugh, MStarsNews talks to our favorite comedians or funny people about some of the last experiences they've had over the years. For this installment, we welcome in comedian/podcaster from Keith and The Girl, Keith Malley! Read More »
Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno - who made headlines for leaving the show twice: once following a feud with Conan O'Brien and another after being replaced by Jimmy Fallon - has been doing quite a bit of promotion to talk up his new CNBC program Jay Leno's Garage. Just last week, the comedian was a guest on Fallon's Tonight Show. And now, he has been announced as Craig Ferguson's final guest on CBS' Late Late Show. Of course, we haven't seen Leno stop by David Letterman's Late Show (which will soon be Stephen Colbert's program) to promote the series... yet, at least. Read More »
Controversial comedian Andrew Dice Clay reflects on a career that made him the most successful yet polarising comics of the past 25 years Read More »
Tonight’s episode of FOX’s new series Mulaney – titled “In the Name of the Mother, and the Son and the Holy Andre” – introduced a couple new characters to the stand up’s show… his mother! And, as you’d imagine, things did not go well. Read More »
"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," the popular and hilarious web series created by and starring Jerry Seinfeld, returns for its season 5 premiere. Seinfeld himself joins fellow comedian Kevin Hart as they cruise around in fast cars and drink strong coffee before meeting "Dick Corcoran," guest star Michael Richards. Read More »
If you’re a fan of Louie creator and star, comedian Louis CK, then you’re well aware that his Twitter account is sometimes filled with hilarious, curse-filled rants. Well, sadly, that’s now all over because the comic reportedly went on a binge cursing out terrorist group ISIS. After that, his account just disappeared. Read More »
Comedian Chris Rock had himself a pretty stellar time hosting Saturday Night Live this past Saturday, Nov. 1. But he was met with many criticisms from people who took offense to his opening monologue, which consisted of material about 9/11, the new Freedom Tower in New York City and the Boston Marathon bombings. And as one could imagine, Twitter was blowing up! Read More »
