The Calgary Herald profiles Gilda Radner, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Sarah Silverman, Molly Shannon, Tina Fey and Kristen Wiig. [Read More]

On this rainy April weeknight, Mr. Saget took some time off from promoting his new ABC sitcom, ‘Surviving Suburbia," to do an unannounced set at the Comedy Cellar. [Read More]

Thomas Lennon takes his comedy very seriously, even when it's painful. Take perhaps his most famous role, as Lt. Jim Dangle, the macho police officer -- with the trademark mustache, highlighted hair, and tiny, tiny tight shorts -- he plays on the comedy series Reno 911!, now entering its sixth season on Comedy Central. [Read More]

Offstage, Stone is often the quietest guy in the room. Onstage he is not much louder. His offhand commentary about girlfriends and hockey injuries always gets a laugh. His recognizable silhouette - pork pie hat and a microphone in hand - draws people's attention. "He's really smooth," said comedian Tom Simmons after a Friday night show, "This is the first time I've seen him, and he's a natural. I think the hat makes a difference too." [Read More]

Besides standup, comedian Hal Sparks has dabbled in a number of forms of entertainment -- heavy metal music, voicework in movies and TV and acting, both comedic and dramatic. "I like to keep people guessing," Sparks said. [Read More]

The April 13, 2009 issue of The New Yorker, on newsstands today, has a six-page profile by Kelefa Sanneh on comedian Katt Williams. No news is broken here, but Sanneh does have behind-the-scenes interviews and descriptions of what went down last fall at the BET Hip-Hop Awards (which Williams was supposed to host up until the day of the show), as well as the New Year's Eve stand-up "showdown" with Steve Harvey in Detroit. [Read More]