Comedian Mal Hall has announced his upcoming stand-up special, What Are We Doing Today?! Executive Produced by Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, the new hour of comedy will debut on 800 Pound Gorilla’s YouTube ...

Emmy-winning actor joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the influence of his late mother, the lasting impact of 'Entourage' and the state of comedy as he takes his stand-up show across the country.

By a miracle of God and the efforts of people in that room that night, they were able to revive him,' comedian Drew Lynch said.

Atul Khatri, after two decades in IT, embraced stand-up comedy in his 40s, finding it a way to break free from burnout. He emphasizes the importance of crafting jokes, being mindful of content, and ...

During a recent visit to The Tonight Show, Tony Award-winner David Byrne shared how his American Utopia stage show led him to an unexpected side gig. Watch the interview now!

Jeff Dunham is returning to Central New York for another comedy show. The famed ventriloquist and his dummies will take the stage at Upstate Medical Arena at The Oncenter War Memorial in Syracuse, N.Y ...

As we near the end of September and the first day of fall, the summer blockbuster concert and comedy tour season will soon come to a close too, yet that doesn't mean a shortage of big names visiting ...

All the world's a stage for David Byrne — including The Tonight Show, a New York City record shop and Fred Armisen's comedy nights. The former Talking Heads frontman, 73, dropped by The Tonight Show ...

Druski might be the king of skits on social media. Born Andrew Desbordes, the comedian continues to make people laugh over his skits on social media, stand-up comedy, and hilarious podcast appearances ...

The schools are open, the nights are longer, and the corn has finally stopped sweating. What could it all mean? Simple, that fall is right around the corner. And with the arrival of autumn comes the ...

On “Short n’ Sweet” last year, the singer became one of pop’s new queens of quirk. On its follow-up, “Man’s Best Friend,” she’s hiding behind her characters. By Jon Caramanica One of the cheekier ...

There was a time when the path to comedy success was relatively fixed. Comedians would grind in clubs until they got an opportunity to perform on late-night TV, and then they’d get a development deal ...