As Comic Con 2010 shuts down, all the booths pack up their exclusive Tron bobble heads and I write up my final panel recap. The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia panel is as good a way to end i...
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First up, Pete Holmes hosted and he was great. I don't like to bullshit. I'm all business all the time. And for my business money, Pete is one of the best comics around. The crowd was a little disruptive, but Holmes really turned them around so fast.
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I don't have to tell you that mobility-impaired cats are all the rage these days. There's that cat on crutches who's been opening for Justin Bieber. And who could forget the peg-legged ...
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nI don't know if you guy's have heard of this show Futurama. We haven't really done a lot of coverage on it before and it's kind of obscure. FAKE OUT! It's very popular and w...
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nYesterday, I spent my day putzing around and eating gross pizza, but today we are all business (Also, today, I will be eating a gross hot dog instead). Ugly Americans had a panel and it was really f...
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My worst stand-up gig involved some scatological humor, a roomful of nuns and a coffin. Wait a minute, that was a funeral. No wonder that priest kept cursing at me. Ray Lipowski, Felipe Esparza and Li...
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nEveryone I've talked to who's been to Comic-Con warned me it was overwhelming. I was always like, "Listen, maybe it's overwhelming for you. But I am a professional, okay? Are you...
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nSo, I'm writing this at 9:36 pm San Diego time, but 12:36 am New York time. I feel kind of like a time traveler, except instead of going back and changing the past so that my father writes a po...
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Befitting a guy who (according to 30 Rock) resembles a cartoon pilot, Mad Men star Jon Hamm will turn up this December on The Simpsons, playing an FBI supervisor who tasks Homer with infiltrating the inner circle of Joe Mantegna’s Fat Tony as an undercover informant.
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"I can look back at high school and recognize that that was when the first seeds of actualization started to manifest in my head as to what truly interested me," he said. "I've never regretted my decision to pursue comedy. The only thing I regret is that I don't do it better. "
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