Sorry Critics: Dave Chappelle Wins Grammy For Best Comedy Album
It’s funny, it’s smart, and the Grammys were right to recognize Dave Chappelle for his work.
‘The Gentlemen’ Takes On Oversensitive Pajama Boys With Humor
Through a strange series of comic circumstances, Guy Ritchie’s new heroes band together against mysterious enemies in the first marijuana heroism movie.
Derek Fowlds Anchored The Greatest Political TV Show On Earth
The recently deceased actor’s work as Bernard Woolley in ‘Yes, Minister’ and its successor ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ was indispensable to the greatest political show on earth.
Why The 2010s Were Absolutely The Worst ‘Saturday Night Live’ Era Ever
Allegiance to the show has ebbed and flowed throughout its continuous 45-year run, and depth of talent among the cast and writers’ room has never been static.
Dave Chappelle Endorses Andrew Yang For President
“I’m Yang Gang!” Dave Chappelle announced in a press release issued by Andrew Yang’s campaign on Tuesday.
The Best Comedies Of The 2010s
In 2019, we’re forced to suffer through comedies like ‘Long Shot’ and ‘Late Night,’ when ten years ago, the yearly options were plentiful.
John Mulaney X Erika Jayne, The Most Ambitious Crossover Of All Time
Comedian John Mulaney embraces a Real Housewives deep cut for his new children’s variety show on Netflix.
Comedy Writer Stages Comeback For VeggieTales’ Animated Produce
Two years before the release of ‘Toy Story,’ Phil Vischer released the first computer-animated VeggieTales film. Now he’s reviving the Bible-based children’s series for a new generation.
‘Office Ladies’ Podcast Honors The Era Of Politically Incorrect Comedy
15 years after “The Office,” the show’s stars, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey kickstarted a re-watch podcast called “Office Ladies.”
Go Ahead, Make A Martyr Out Of Michael Che
By all means, harp on ‘Saturday Night Live’ star Michael Che for telling jokes. It’s going to end much better for him than for you.
NBC Redefined The Sitcom, So What Went Wrong This Fall?
When NBC announced new fall shows ‘Sunnyside’ and ‘Perfect Harmony,’ it seemed inevitable one or both would falter. That just happened to ‘Sunnyside.’
Give Women What They Want: Revive The Rom-Com
Rom-coms aren’t about celebrating single life in perpetuity. It’s okay if they draw from fantasy — in fact, that’s the whole point.
The ‘Saturday Night Live’ Cold Open Could Take A Cue From British Political Humor
If SNL’s writers are capable of crafting a sketch that embodies the best of political satire, why do they refuse to apply that skill to the cold open and the Trump administration?
How The Media Uses Twitter To Exacerbate Cancel Culture
Entertainment media outlets need to be more responsible, and toe the line between defining cancel culture conflicts and manufacturing them.
What Shields ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ From Cancel Culture
Season 14 of ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ is upon us, and BuzzFeed is out with 2,000-plus words on why the show hasn’t fallen prey to ‘cancel culture.’
How Cancel Culture Killed Sitcoms And Silver-Screen Comedies
A Slate article insists ‘we’re much, much funnier than we used to be.’ That’s not even remotely true. Political correctness has lead to the death of sitcoms and comedic movies.
Sarah Silverman’s Curious Takedown Of The ‘Righteousness Porn’ Fueling ‘Cancel Culture’
Silverman’s claim that comedians don’t want hosting gigs anymore carries some weight coming from her. She has earnestly and famously revamped her brand to meet the left’s new standards of acceptable speech.
5 Ways ‘Saturday Night Live’ Could Actually Appeal To Conservatives
If SNL thinks casting a midwestern comic in the image of Larry the Cable Guy is the way to reconnect with conservative America, they are in store for a ratings disappointment.
Why Bill Burr’s Jokes Targeting Feminism Are Pro-Woman
Like Dave Chappelle in ‘Sticks & Stones,’ Bill Burr leans hard into an outright attack against those who have called to have him ‘cancelled.’
The Cancellation Of Shane Gillis Was A Missed Opportunity For Nuance
It’s when a situation demands more nuance, as Shane Gillis’s does, that we discover how ill-suited our reflexive solutions are to addressing these problems.
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