FX looks to continue its voyage to become the number one source for comedy on TV by adding another comedy pilot. Judy Greer (Arrested Development, Archer) is the latest the network gave a pilot deal in a recent string that includes both Tracy Morgan and Billy Crystal. Andrew Gurland is the creator o... [Read More]

The FX network just announced, yet another, comedy pilot that will be coming to the channel called Death Pact starring Tracey Morgan. After the recent wrap on the very successful 30 Rock series, FX quickly picked up Morgan to star in their new show. Death Pact is about a past high school coach, who ... [Read More]

This week on 'Tracy Morgan Offends People', the controversial comedian goes after women for being crazy, not being in the kitchen. [Read More]

Here's a clip you didn't see on the first two seasons of FX's Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell, because it didn't appear in any of those episodes! It's Janine Brito, "dandy lesbian dandy" writer for the show, apologizing last year on behalf of Tracy... [Read More]

Comedy Central and Live Nation announced another amazing comedy showcase as the South Beach Comedy Festival returns to Miami Beach Wednesday, April 17th – Sunday, April 21st. The festival matures into its eighth year as the lineup and shows continue to highlight top of the line comedians. This... [Read More]

For 7 years and 138 episodes Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, Jack McBrayer and the rest of the 30 Rock entertained us. Tomorrow night the series will end its run and go quietly into the night. The idea for the show started off really different in Fey’s mind – she wa... [Read More]

Tracy Morgan is asked whether he would ever make fun of someone with cerebral palsy [Read More]

Jon Stewart is bringing back Night Of Too Many Stars. The Biennial autism benefit is set to tape at the Beacon Theatre in NYC on October 13th and air on Comedy Central on October 21st. Stewart is pulling in all his buddies to entertain the Beacon crowd including Hannibal Buress, Bill Burr, Stephen C... [Read More]

Cook is just one of several comedians to take a drubbing recently for controversial material performed during the course of his act. From Tracy Morgan’s gay son rant to Daniel Tosh’s rape ad lib, comedians are no longer operating under the radar in the semi-privacy of a dark, smoke-filled comedy club. But if you ask them, they’re not the ones with the problem. [Read More]