a roundtable discussion with GQ's cover stars, Paul Rudd, Tracy Morgan, and Zach Galifianakis. [Read More]

This summer, three comedians (and one singer) in four cities will moderate environmental debates in Lexus’s newest promotion, “The Darker Side of Green.” After the success of the initial debate ... [Read More]

Cop Out establishes its movie lineage right away, with a slow-motion toe-to-head tilt up, set to the Beastie Boys' "No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn." Black-cop/white-cop buddies Jimmy and Paul swagger stone-faced toward the camera. Director/editor Kevin Smith immortalizes his heroes as stock crime-flick badasses in their very first frame. [Read More]

Comedian Tracy Morgan had to learn the hard way that cracking jokes about the Obamas, and talking about feces doesn't always win over a crowd. Morgan performed in the New York Comedy Festival at Carnegie Hall on Friday, and according to the New York Daily News around thirty audience members, turned off by his jokes, got up and left. Amongst the ones who stayed, were Spike Lee and John Singleton, who apparently gave Morgan a standing ovation. [Read More]

I had the great privilege of interviewing Tracy for the New York Comedy Festival, and I have to say, sitting right next to him, the dude is a star. He's got that captivating presence, where when he talks, everyone listens. [Read More]

Tracy Morgan had been scheduled to sign "I Am the New Black" at Book Revue in Huntington, but cancelled at the last minute. Here, seven things you didn't know about the unpredictable funnyman - one for each year he was on "SNL." [Read More]

..comedian and actor Tracy Morgan confirmed via his twitter account that he will be filming a concert film with Director Spike Lee at Carnegie Hall this Friday. [Read More]

"People get it twisted. They think it's about the material. It's not about the material; it's about you as a person — are you a funny person." - Tracy Morgan [Read More]

"..the meat of Morgan's book is occasionally fascinating: He's forthcoming about his relationship with his mother—they don't speak—and the crushing sadness he still feels about his father's death, and he has some fun stories to tell. But when it comes to his career, he doesn't always answer the questions he should've.." [Read More]

Tracy Morgan has never shied away from talking about his rough life, but in the new interview on Fresh Air with Terry Gross, Morgan really lets us have it. He even cries at one point while talking about his roots… [Read More]