Larry Charles recognizes his “penciled-in revisions” on the recently leaked script pages, calling the controversial episode “funnier than I remember.”
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The Tony-winning star reveals how playing the former first lady for Colbert helped people take her “seriously” as a comedic actress and led to her new solo show “Nobody Cares.”
The iconic dog puppet confronted the “who’s who of who’s off their meds” outside the Manhattan courthouse on the first day of Trump’s criminal trial.
The late-night host said he wasn’t planning on hosting the Oscars next year but now he just might so Trump can “watch on the TV in the rec room at Rikers.”
The one-time “Senior Youth Correspondent” on “The Daily Show” talks getting older, the “virus” of crowd work comedy on TikTok, and his new Netflix special “Demetri Deconstructed.”
For his new HBO special “Just for Us,” Jewish comedian Alex Edelman infiltrated a meeting of white supremacists. He has even more ambitious plans for his next show.
The star and creator of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” also said on “Sunday Today” that he still talks to his friend Richard Lewis after he died during the show’s final season.
The comedian, filmmaker, and host sounds off on 2024, CNN, Joe Rogan, and more in this episode of The Last Laugh podcast.
The comedian closed out his “Saturday Night Live” monologue with a plea to “stop the suffering, stop the violence.”
The increasingly popular comedian still doesn’t think of herself as a celebrity, but has plenty of funny stories to share about the huge stars in her social circle.