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After being absent from Comedy Central since last summer, Inside Amy Schumer is returning next month, and Jennifer Lawrence's BFF is bringing in the big guns -- and that means Westeros big. In the latest teaser for Season 4, Schumer parodies Game of Thrones and promises no spoilers of to its next season -- except to say Jon Snow's death was all an act. Read More »
Last weekend, Tammy Pescatelli's Twitter conversation with fellow comediennes Wendy Liebman and Kathleen Madigan sparked controversy about Amy Schumer's jokes and whether she'd plagiarized material. Nearly a week later, Pescatelli apologizes for the way she voiced her concerns over stolen jokes, saying she went too far accusing the Trainwreck star. Read More »
According to Variety, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will guest star in the upcoming third season of Comedy Central's Broad City. The sitcom is produced by Amy Poehler, who ironically impersonated Clinton while she was a cast member on Saturday Night Live. Read More »
Amy, Amy, Amy! This has been a spectacular year for Amy Schumer with success from her box office hit, award winning TV show, and strides on stage. Barbara Walters recognized Amy as one of 2015's Most Fascinating People. Amy will also be honored next week on VH1's Big in 2015 with Entertainment Weekly award show. Read More »
Star magazine reports that Comedienne Amy Poehler will receive the 2566th star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. The ceremony for the 44 year old actress, writer and producer will take place December 3rd in front of the Hollywood Wax Museum. Read More »
It sucks to hear, but Key & Peele is ending its three-year stint on Comedy Central. As the network tried oh-so-hard since Chappelle's Show to get another sketch comedy series that could somewhat match its success and creative talent, it looked like the comedic duo of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele were their answer. And, well, now it's over. The two will air their series finale on Thursday, Sept. 10, on Comedy Central. Read More »
The current season of the 2015 Emmy-nominated sketch comedy series Key & Peele will stand as the show's final run of episodes on Comedy Central. This series will end after season five comes to an end, with stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele moving on from TV to a bigger, funnier future. The show isn't cancelled, but it has played its role in the bigger picture for the duo. Read more on this news below. Read More »
Amy Schumer's talent and new movie, Trainwreck, has been getting a lot of buzz in regards to her GQ spread with famous droids C3-PO and R2-D2 and the autobiographical content in the hit movie. However, when promoting Trainwreck in Australia, Schumer was interviewed by Jane Hall and Matt Tilley of KIIS 101.1, a popular radio station in the outback. Schumer maintained her poise and charisma when Tilley brought up inappropriate subject matter about his deceased mother, misinterpreting Schumer's film's message and story, and insulting Schumer by assuming that the word "skanky" isn't used in America. Read More »
40 Year-Old Virgin director Judd Apatow calls Bill Cosby out on his past crimes since the report he made in 2005 went viral that he drugged over forty women. Read More »
Comedians Aziz Ansari and Amy Schumer will headline the Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival Tour, presented by Funny or Die, starting August 28. The tour heads to eighteen different cities and includes other popular comedic names like Anthony Jeselnik, Ashley Barnhill, Bridget Everett, Dave Attell, Big Jay Oakerson, Jay Pharoah, Jeff Ross, Jim Norton, John Mulaney, Michael Che, Nick Kroll, Nick Thune, Nikki Glaser, Rachel Feinstein, Rory Scovel, Sebastian Maniscalco, Tim Minchin, T.J. Miller, Todd Barry and more. Read More »
With all the news surrounding comedian Trevor Noah and the announcement that he'll be taking over for Daily Show host Jon Stewart once he leaves his coveted Comedy Central seat, it looks like the main thing people are asking is: Who is this guy? And, well, maybe it's okay that none of us are too aware of the South African comedian. While far from obscurity, perhaps it's not such a bad thing that the soon-to-be face of "The Best F#@king News Team Ever" isn't a household name... yet. Whenever a late night talk show host leaves their position it seems the Internet goes crazy thinking up preposterous lists that put together a group of people who "We Think Should Be..." the next host. Most of it happens within hours of the host's announcement, and most of them are absolutely ridiculous. For example, we've seen lists with the likes of Louis C.K. Amy Poehler, Amy Schumer, Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, and so many more attached since Stewart's announcement. In fact, was reported that Comedy Central initially considered asking C.K., Poehler and Schumer to take over for The Daily Show. Read More »
Get ready for it - the official Comedy Central Roast of pop megastar Justin Bieber airs on Monday evening (March 30) at 10 p.m. EST! Read More »
After all these years you’d think Adam Sandler and Bob Barker would have been able to put the past behind – especially for a good cause. But alas, their Happy Gilmore feud continued on this year’s Night of Too May Stars. Hosted by (soon-to-be former) Daily Show host Jon Stewart, the live telethon for Autism awareness gathers a lengthy list of stars together, some might even say “too many,” for a special that encompasses music, donations, and of course, comedy. Read More »
