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Believe makes the mistake of trying to match its subject’s zaniness when it would be better off emulating the smart, serious, ambitious man underneath the flashy exterior.
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The other night as I was walking through the Union Square area of Manhattan, something caught my attention; it was a poster advertising a theater production based on Michael Ian Black’s 2008 collection of essays My Custom Van.
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"My weight has nothing to do with why I'm funny," Garlin said Monday night during a reading at Books & Books. "I've never used fat as a way of getting laughs."
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In anticipation of the premiere, we're going to be running some interviews with the cast of Ugly Americans, starting with Larry Murphy.
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Shane Mauss’s mind works a little differently. Beneath the sarcasm and the somewhat flattened, Midwestern tone, there’s a nimble imagination, which is all over his first comedy album, Jokes to Make My Parents Proud.
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"For some reason I get advertised when I travel as a political comedian, which I'm not," she says. "Sometimes I talk about it and sometimes I don't. Sometimes the critics review me harshly for not being critical [of government] but it's not me who has said I was political. It's an interesting topic. But I don't want people to come [to my shows] expecting something and then they're disappointed."
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The TV producer who threatened to go public with embarrassing details about late-night superstar David Letterman's personal life, pleaded guilty Tuesday in exchange for a significantly shorter time behind bars. Robert Joe Halderman, a 52-year old former CBS News producer, pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny. In return, prosecutors agreed to a six-month jail term and 1,000 hours of community service.
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Asked by Kelly Ripa if he had any ill feelings toward Mr. Leno and NBC, Andy Richter, a guest co-host on “Live,” replied: “Um, yes. Yes, I do. Why wouldn’t I?”
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Rapper Snoop Dogg is set to show off his comedic skills this spring, in a U.S. tour featuring funnyman Mike Epps. The hip-hop star and Epps will combine their stand-up and stage shows for a limited run tour called Imagine That!, which will tell the story of two jailed night-club performers trying to break out of prison.
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