Los Angeles-based Stroome said today that it is powering an online competition for the 2010 Friars Club Comedy Film Festival. Stroome operates an online service which allows users to collaboratively mix and edit videos. According to Stroome and the comedy club, it will give free submission to the top 3 short videos entered on Stroome's site, for consideration to include at the festival. [Read More]

The Spoonfed Comedy Team recommend 10 shows you should see at this year's arts festival. [Read More]

Here’s a really fun, behind the scenes look at the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival from NCCC Funny Film Winner Jesse Fernandez. [Read More]

A short silent comedy that was lost for decades holds a big surprise for film buffs and historians when a familiar face emerges from the bushes in police uniform and that unforgettable mustache. The 1914 film, "A Thief Catcher," was missing for so many years that everyone forgot Charlie Chaplin made a brief cameo as a buffoon Keystone cop, with all his familiar twitches and gestures - playing a two-bit part in one of his earliest films. The first public screening of the film, perhaps since 1914,... [Read More]

Yes, we will be covering the Just For Laughs festival this year. In fact, we’re typing this from our room at the Hyatt Regency, overlooking the intersection of Ste. Catherine and Rue Jeanne-Mance in downtown Montreal. [Read More]

Bubbling With Laughter is always a good Just For Laughs ticket and tonight's show was no exception. In fact it was the most solid and consistent Bubbling With Laughter I have seen. This not just because MC Tom Papa bought me a drink. [Read More]

Britcom is funny this year. Montreal Just For Laughs has always had a Britcom show where the comics from the other side of the pond are featured in a buffet style event. [Read More]

John Leguizamo takes us on a tour of his life, from his childhood, his first marriage, his bit parts in movies, right through to present day. A troubled life that could have been déjà-vu but that ends up being fresh and memorable. The characters he inhabits throughout his show from his father to Al Pacino are fascinating. We relish in the insider's account of movie stars and directors that we know from the big screen. [Read More]

I've never been a big fan of leaving the house, especially to watch comedy. For some reason, most comedy clubs aren't accommodating of my ferrets, and who wants to watch stand-up without hal... [Read More]

Time to laugh your “Asheville” off at The Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival from Tuesday through Saturday. In only four years, the festival has become the largest stand-up comedy event in the Southeast. [Read More]