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You would too if you were the man behind Pootie Tang.

Via CCInsider

Zach Galifianakis’ ramshackle comedy wins devotees
Money Shot:
“Everything is just kind of like performing in my basement,” said Galifianakis. “I just have this free-for-all on the stage that is hit-or-miss. … I kind of slam myself about that but probably the only way I can do it is just in an organized fashion somewhat. I don’t [...]

Yeah, good luck!
Who does he think he is, Charlie Murphy?
Photo by Hometown Invasion Tour

Hey look, it’s another Paul F. Tompkins interview! That’s two in one week, what is he runnin’ for Pope?
Money Shot:
You know, I’ve never understood people that say, “I’m going to sit there and write comedy for an hour.” I just don’t understand how that’s going to happen, because for me, I’ve just been someone that [...]

I am not sure why I chose a picture of birds either. I typed “remember” into Flickr and this is what came up, plus there are two birds and two viewpoints; in another universe it’s brilliant! Anywho…
This guy knew a side of George few others did, unless they were 4-year-olds.
This guy thinks Carlin was the [...]

Alex Remington at HuffPost wants to know.

more about “The Michael Showalter Showalter - Mik…“, posted with vodpod

If you’re a comedy nerd like me, then you haven’t had sex yet. Hiyooooooh!
Seriously, you know that the club formerly/still known as Largo, was/is a crucible for great music and the alt West Coast comedy.
Well they made a documentary to capture all the coolness called LARGO which I briefly previwed a few months ago. (One [...]

I was fortunate enough to attend a secret gathering of The MOSJ (i.e. The Ministry of Secret Jokes) this past Wednesday here in Philly. The best way to describe the MOSJ is that it’s Skull and Bones meets An Evening at the Improv meets Bar. It’s a secret society where abiding by the rules is [...]

Yesterday I made a snarky post about SNL posthumously “realizing” that George Carlin was indeed a great comedian and rebroadcasting his first and only appearance as Host.
Thing is, it wasn’t his only appearance, he appeared again in 1984 w/ Frankie Goes to Hollywood as musical guest. (Thanks to Todd at Dead-Frog for setting me [...]