Comedy - Page 169

September 6, 2018

Jim Carrey says he's ready for an 'In Living Color' reboot

Jim Carrey is hopping on the reboot bandwagon.

August 30, 2018

Louis C.K. 'rape whistle' joke made two women uncomfortable: report

Louis C.K. is accused of making a joke about rape whistles on his Sunday night performance in New York City, according to two women who were reportedly uncomfortable with the bit.

August 20, 2018

David Cross to perform at Utah college despite protests after 'deeply offensive' pic in Mormon undergarments

David Cross' show at the University of Utah will go on after many people called a picture of the comedian wearing undergarments sacred to the Mormon faith "deeply offensive."

August 17, 2018

Netflix scraps comic Michelle Wolf's series

Comedian Michelle Wolf’s Netflix show has been canceled just months after it debuted, Fox News confirmed Friday.

August 17, 2018

Trevor Noah tears apart Peter Strzok's opportunistic GoFundMe campaign

"Daily Show" host Trevor Noah had a few choice words for former FBI agent Peter Strzok's new GoFundMe page.

August 16, 2018

Jerry Seinfeld explains why he turned down $5 million offer

Even $5 million wasn't enough to entice Jerry Seinfeld to return to TV.

August 8, 2018

'Good Times' star Jimmie Walker reveals what went on behind-the-scenes and explains why he doesn’t mock Trump

Comedian Jimmie Walker didn’t initially take his dyn-o-mite role as James “J.J.” Evans in “Good Times” seriously.

July 30, 2018

Mo'Nique defends Roseanne Barr: 'My sister made a mistake' but I won't 'throw her away'

Mo'Nique defended her "sister in comedy" Roseanne Barr and asked her the public to forgive the former sitcom star for her controversial tweet.

July 26, 2018

Sarah Silverman latest star answering for old child molestation jokes

Sarah Silverman is the latest Hollywood star to come under fire for a tweet she made about child molestation.

July 24, 2018

Orthodox Jewish comedian Ashley Blaker works in show business but he can't own a TV

Ashley Blaker has spent the past two decades working in the entertainment industry, producing some of his native England's top TV programs -- but the stand-up comic doesn't own a television set.