As Adam Pally has made a tradition of wearing new and more and more outlandish costumes every time he appears on Conan, he made sure he stuck to said tradition.
By doing so, he went so far with his costume that it required an explanation. Watch why Adam dressed like a Victorian martian here.
The latest episode of Above Average’s Storytime has Chris DiStefano recounting his… let’s say, very assertive father and how he deals with Chris possibly getting expelled from a Catholic Boys School. DiStefano plays all the parts including his father in the reenactment.
We’re guessing that your dad probably didn’t do anything like this.
SEASON 3, BITCH! http://t.co/si5GkEZKrC
While the fate of Community is still unclear, you should definitely be happy that the other TV show that Dan Harmon is involved in along with co-creator Justin Roiland, Rick and Morty, just got picked up for a third season at Adult Swim.
We’re really glad to see that this news came on the heels of the season 2 premiere a few weeks ago.
At this point, we’d guess that people have Rick and Morty tattoos, right?
ON THE HORIZON
Peachy Keen 3 Year Anniversary @ Bar Lubitsch Fri. Aug. 14th 8:30PM $10
“Straight Up Your Heart” Laura Kightlinger Residency @ Steve Allen Theater Aug. 21st, Aug. 28th, Sept. 4th, Sept. 11th 8PM $12
COMEDY CRAWL
Comedy Central’s @midnight w/Chris Hardwick @ Hollywood Center Studios 3:15PM/7:15PM FREE w/RSVP
The Gauntlet with Mo Mandel @ Flappers Yoo Hoo Room 7:30PM $10/2 item min.
Super Secret Comedy Show @ Lyric Theatre 8PM $10-$20
A New Stand Up Show @ Copper Still Bar at Jaragua 8PM FREE
Front Door Comedy @ The Pikey 8PM FREE
Idiots @ The Clubhouse 8PM FREE
Naked Babies Celebrate 10 Years of UCB in LA @ UCB Franklin 8PM $5 (stand by only)
The Crazy Uncle Joe Show @ The Groundlings 8PM $14
The Meltdown with Jonah & Kumail @ Nerdmelt Showroom 8:30PM $8 (stand by only)
Maude Night @ UCB Sunset 8:30PM $5
Blessed @ Grand Star Jazz Club 8:30PM FREE
Nick Kroll & Friends @ Largo at the Coronet Theatre 8:30PM $30 (stand by only)
Radio Picture Show @ The Virgil 8:30PM $8
Permission Slip @ All Star Lanes 9PM FREE
Rod Stewart Live! @ La Cuevita 9PM FREE
Facebook @ UCB Franklin 9:30PM $5 (stand by only)
Heyday @ iO West 9:30PM $5
Lip Service @ Westside Comedy Theater 10PM $5
A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence @ Cinefamily 10:15PM $12
Revolver @ UCB Sunset 10:30PM $5
King Ten @ iO West 10:30PM $5
Cagematch: Champions of Cagematch @ UCB Franklin 11PM $5 (stand by only)
OPEN MIC RUN
KARMA LOUNGE 3954 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 5:30PM/5 min./First come, first served/Hosted by Heather Turman/1 item min.
FLAPPERS BURBANK 102 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA/Sign-up 5PM/Starts 6PM/First come, first served/3 min./25 spots only/counts as audtion/1 item min.
ICE HOUSE 24 N. Mentor Ave., Pasadena, CA/Sign-up 5:30PM/Starts 6PM/4 min./Lottery/No purchase necessary/Hosted by Ken Garr
ROCKPAPER COFFEE CO. 7509 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 4PM/Starts 6PM/Ends 8PM/First come, first served/One item min.
SAL’S COMEDY HOLE 7356 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5PM/Starts 6PM/5 min./First come, first served
VINADORE CAFE 8157 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA/Sign-up 5PM/Starts 6PM/Ends 8PM/First come, first served/6 min./$5 min. purchase/Hosted by Stuart Thompson
B.Y.O.S. SKETCH OPEN MIC @ UCB SUNSET INNER SANCTUM 5419 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sketches only/Sign-up 5:45PM/5 page/5 min. max/Lottery/12-13 slots only/No light/sound cues/Hosted by Beth Appel or Tim Neenan
THE GRANDVIEW MARKET 12210 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 6:30PM/Starts 6:45PM/Mixed mic/4 min. for comedy/1 song for musicians/No purchase necessary/Hosted by Matt Curti
THE MOTH @ BUSBY’S EAST 5364 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Doors open 7PM/Starts 7:30PM sharp/5 min. stories on theme of “fast lane” required/Lottery/10 spots only/$8 cover
GLENDORA CONTINENTAL 316 W. Route 66, Glendora, CA/Starts 7PM/Ends 10PM/25 spots/5 min./Best set has chance to win $20/Hosted by Steve Hernandez
PALADINO’S 6101 Reseda Blvd., Tarzana, CA/Sign-up 6:45PM/Starts 7PM/Ends 9PM/First come, first served/7 min./No purchase necessary
THE CLUBHOUSE 1607 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 7PM/Ends 8PM/Hosted by David Venhuizen, Dan Gill, and Colin McCormick/No purchase necessary
TRIBAL CAFE 1651 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 8PM/First come, first served/7 min./$4 min./Hosted by Nick Costas
SHAKYTOWN LIVE 5010 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA/Starts 8PM/Ends 10PM/First come, first served/3-7 min./1 drink min./Hosted by Jennifer Gable
CORK’S LOUNGE 5043 Van Nuys Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA/Starts 8:30PM/First come, first served/No purchase necessary/Hosted by Aaron Marsh
HOUSE OF TACOS 5615 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 9PM/First come, first served/No purchase necessary/Hosted by Kate Peterman
LIQUID ZOO 7214 Sepulveda Blvd., Van Nuys, CA/Sign-up 8:30PM w/one drink min./Starts 9PM/first come, first served/7 min.
DROME COMEDY OPEN MIC Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up in advance only at SM@gr3d.com/Starts 9PM/10 spots only/5 min./Broadcast live at dromebox.com/archived on archive.org/Bring a memory stick for HD version of your set/No purchase necessary
THE OYSTER HOUSE 12446 Moorpark St., Studio City, CA/Sign-up 9:30PM/Starts 10PM/Can sign-up at http://www.iansalmon.com/showsopen-mic-night.html/Ends 1AM/First come, first served/5 min./Hosted by Ian Salmon
ECHOES UNDER SUNSET 1310 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 10PM/Starts 10:30PM/First come, first served/1 item min.
IMPROV JAM @ THE CLUBHOUSE 1607 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA (next to Jons)/Sign-up 9PM/Starts 9:40PM after booked show/for improvisers/Anyone can play/No purchase necessary
KARMA LOUNGE 3954 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 10PM/Starts 10:30PM/Mixed mic/4 min. or 2 short songs/First come, first served/One item min./Hosted by Adam Feuerberg and Tim Delone
FLAPPERS BAR 102 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA/Sign-up 10PM/Starts 10:30PM/Lottery/3-5 min./1 item min.
Turns of phrase like lightning in a bottle can be a little curious, especially when it comes to considering them in a literal sense.
With that in mind, Key & Peele take wordplay to a whole other level in their latest sketch. Watch it here.
(via Variety)
While comedy is certainly thriving in LA as you read this, there was another time in the 70s when LA was also really cooking when it came to comedy. So, now is probably as good a time as any to tell those stories.
Former comedian Dave Flebotte wrote the dark comedy pilot, “I’m Dying Up Here” (based on a book I’m Dying Up Here by William Knoedelseder) which focused on the hey day of comedy clubs in Los Angeles back in the 1970s. With Carrey on board as an EP, Showtime has just ordered a pilot.
With how many podcasts talk about the history of comedy or what comedy was like back in the day, we’d bet lots of folks will want to watch this.
Never one to shy away from commenting on how an interview is going in the middle of the interview, Colin Quinn has taken analyzing his televised conversations with talk show hosts to the next level.
While watch him with Meyers about trying to not be in Trainwreck, Amazon book commenters, and…
…being banned in Afghanistan would be all well and good and funny on its own, Colin added another layer to the whole thing.
Watch him do a talking point-by-talking point breakdown with Seth Meyers after the taping. We hope future guests at Late Night with Seth Meyers and elsewhere think about rating their performance along similar lines.
According to our sources, there was, all of sudden, an empty slot to fill on the jam packed line-up at The Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival this past weekend. Live comedy has its own tent at the festival in San Francisco, which is why Ron Funches, Joe DeRosa, Drennon Davis, and Rory Scovel were there in the first place.
Yet, the four stepped up to fill the slot on the main stage apparently as the makeshift christian a capella group Ron Funches and The Five Footprints.
Watch these NSFW (or church for that matter) clips of what might be a literal once-in-a-lifetime performance.
.@JebBush will be on #LSSC Sept. 8! My first GOP candidate! Luckily I do 200 shows a year, so I think I can fit them all.
In addition to George Clooney, Stephen Colbert will very likely get to show off the full range off what his era of The Late Show can and will do by also having GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush as well as one of his favorite rap artists, Kendrick Lamar, on the premiere episode.
We’re sure you have Sept. 8th marked on one of your calendars, but you should just double mark it for what’s sure to be a pretty great inaugural episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
For their latest thorough comedic re-examination of a movie, Screen Junkies’ Honest Trailers takes on one of the best movies about hip-hop, 8 Mile.
You’ll undoubtedly get Lose Yourself stuck in your head again, but it’s worth the run of jokes that Screen Junkies found in revisiting one of 2002′s biggest movies.
Watch the Honest Trailer for 8 Mile here.
Switching faces and stealing babies are something that you’d think that would be reserved for an episode of Black Mirror, but apparently those are two components of the friendship struck between Jessica St. Clair and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Watch Jessica try to explain it on Conan here.
(via Deadline)
Christopher Guest has taken on dog shows, folk bands, and rock bands trying to stay relevant in his celebrated filmography. Of course, a film on mascots is a logical next step.
Mascots is Guest’s next film that Netflix has just announced that it will be releasing. As the title suggests, the competitive world of mascots are going to be the subject of the film.
Already, we’re imagining all the sorts of passive aggressive bickering that’s bound to happen in outlandish costumes, many of which will be animals with giant heads.
While that’s all the details that are currently available, expect Mascots to pop up on Netflix sometime in 2016.
If you’ve both sincerely wondered what it would be like if high fives never existed and if sneezing would be racist, then quickly laughed it off because you were probably high, do yourself a favor and watch the latest episodes of Rich Fulcher’s Comedy Central web series Questionable Science.
Even if you don’t ponder such questions, it’s pretty damn funny to watch Fulcher ponder high five alternatives and actually entertaining racist sneezing as a thing. with a team including Jennie Pierson, Steve Agee, Pat Regan, Myke Wright, and more.
Also, be sure to check the credits. You won’t regret it.
ON THE HORIZON
Greg Proops: Smartest Man in the World LIVE @ Nerdmelt Showroom 7PM $10
Cartoon Network Presents Picture This! An Animated Comedy Show @ Nerdmelt Showroom Sat. Aug. 22nd 7PM FREE w/RSVP
COMEDY CRAWL
Comedy Central’s @midnight w/Chris Hardwick @ Hollywood Center Studios 3:15PM FREE w/RSVP
Keith Broke His Leg @ UCB Franklin 7PM $5
Performance Anxiety @ The Pleasure Chest 8PM $7
A Good Show @ The Open Space Theatre & Cafe 8PM $5
Gandhi, Is That You? @ Westside Comedy Theater 8PM $5
How To Not Kill Yourself For 30 Days… …And The Next 330 @ The Groundlings 8PM $12
Put Your Hands Together @ UCB Franklin 8PM $5
All Things Comedy @ The Comedy Store 8PM $15/2 item min.
Sarah Silverman & Friends: A Benefit for Americans United for Separation of Church and State @ Largo at the Coronet Theatre 8:30PM $45 (sold out)
Legitimate Goddamn Theatre @ UCB Sunset 8:30PM $5
Blamblamblam! @ R-Bar 9PM FREE
Sleepaway Camp @ Downtown Independent Theater 9PM FREE
An Evening with Matt Ingebretson @ Nerdmelt Showroom 9PM $10
Reggie and Karen @ El Cid 9PM $10
We’re Having Fun Here @ The Palace Restaurant 9PM FREE
Delicious Moments @ Second City Hollywood 10PM $10
A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence @ Cinefamily 10:15PM $12
This Show Is Not Funny @ UCB Sunset 10:30PM $5
Roast Battle @ The Comedy Store Belly Room 11PM No cover/2 item min.
OPEN MIC RUN
FLAPPERS BURBANK 102 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA/Starts 5PM/Stand-up, sketch, improv all welcome/5 min.
JUST BE YOURSELF @ UCB SUNSET INNER SANCTUM 5419 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/For character performances only/Sign-up 5:30PM/Starts 6PM/Ends before 8PM/Send a brief description of your character bit and the amount of time you’ll need (not to exceed 6 minutes) to justbeyourselfucb@gmail.com/There will be limited tech (microphone, maybe a music cue)/Hosted by Greg Tuculescu/Hal Rudnick/Mary Holland/Marques Ray/Kirby Howell-Baptiste
HOLLYWOOD IMPROV 8162 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5:30PM/Starts 5:45PM/Ends 8PM/Lottery/3 min./No purchase necessary
KIBITZ ROOM @ CANTER’S 419 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5:30PM/Starts 6PM/Ends 7PM/No vulgarity or screaming/6 min. w/any purchase, 3 min. w/o/Hosted by Burt Teplitzky and Fielding Edlow
GRINDHOUSE CAFE 1051 N. Havenhurst Dr., West Hollywood, CA/Starts 6PM/First come, first served/5 min./Hosted by Johan Miranda
AMSTERDAM CAFE 10905 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood, CA/Sign-up 6PM/Starts 6:30PM
ROCKPAPER COFFEE CO. 7509 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 4PM/Starts 6PM/Ends 8PM/First come, first served/One item min.
SAL’S COMEDY HOLE 7356 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5PM/Starts 6PM/5 min./First come, first served
SWORK COFFEE 2160 Colorado Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5:30PM/Starts 6PM/Ends 8PM/First come, first served/Hosted by Vince Caldera and Luis Lemus
MAVERICK’S FLAT 4225 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 7:45PM/Ends 9PM/First come, first served/Mixed mic/5-7 min./Hosted by Malcolm Hall
COFFEE GALLERY 2029 Lake Ave., Altadena, CA/Sign-up 7:30PM/Starts 8PM/lottery/5 min.
WANG’S PLACE 120 E. Lemon Ave., Monrovia, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 7:30PM/First come, first served/One item min./6 min.
TRIBAL CAFE 1651 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, CA (Echo Park)/Starts 7:30PM/mixed mic
PEDONE’S PIZZA 1332 Hermosa Ave., Hermosa Beach, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 8PM/5-7min.
CAFE UNURBAN 3301 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, CA/Starts 9PM/Sign-up is lottery/No purchase necessary
THE GARAGE 3387 Motor Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up at RMopenmic@gmail.com by Mon. at noon/Starts 9PM/10 lottery spots will be picked before show/5 lottery spots at show/7 min./Hosted by Michelle Miracle
88 CHINESE & SUSHI 418 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 8:30PM/Starts 9PM/First come, first served/7 min./$5 min. purchase/Hosted by Cindy Liebman
WESTSIDE COMEDY THEATER 1323-A 3rd St., Santa Monica, CA (in alley between 3rd St. Promenade & 4th St.)/Sign-up 8:45PM/Starts 9PM/Lottery/3-5 min./$1 cover/Hosted by Nick Kauffman
THE PALACE RESTAURANT 2112 Hillhurst Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 9:45PM/Lottery/4.5 min./after booked show
ECHOES UNDER SUNSET 1310 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 10PM/Rolling lottery/4 min./1 item min.
THE LEXINGTON 129 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 9PM/Starts 10:30PM after booked show/Ends 12AM/No purchase necessary
SHAKYTOWN LIVE 5010 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA/Sign-up 8:30PM/Starts after booked show at 10PM/First come, first served/5-6 min./One item min./Hosted by Alex Marshi
FLAPPERS BAR 102 E. Magnolia Ave., Burbank, CA/Sign-up 10PM/Starts 10:30PM/First come, first served
IMPROV JAM @ THE CLUBHOUSE 1607 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts around 11PM/Anyone can play/No purchase necessary
LYRIC THEATRE 520 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts around midnight after booked show/No purchase necessary
(via Variety)
Ironically enough, a movie about robbery is being put on hold because the company that’s releasing it has filed for bankruptcy.
You have might caught wind that Relativity Media, the company that was set to release the highly anticipated heist comedy Masterminds, has filed Chapter 11.
As a consequence, the film won’t be coming out in mid October as originally planned. A new release date hasn’t been announced, but one is supposedly coming for 2015.
Given the strokes of bad luck that has befallen Relativity, don’t be surprised if we have to wait until 2016 to see Galifianakis’ next film.
(via The Laugh Button)
After hearing about a multitude of days honoring food, friendship, and any other random concepts, we’re glad to finally hear about a day that might carry a little more gravity about it.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has made a proclamation for NYC that Aug. 6th, which was Jon Stewart’s last day at The Daily Show, will be known as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Day. According to Wikipedia, Jon will be sharing the day with the Independence Days of Bolivia and Jamaica.
If next Aug. 6th, you see a bunch of Jon Stewart .gifs in your various social media feeds, this will probably be why.
There’s a lot of rap music that has incredibly violent rap lyrics. They’re so violent and often directed at someone in particular, you might think a confession is being made.
Well, Key and Peele show how that it gets a little more complicated than rapping about taking someone out.
If you didn’t want to trek to a specific art house theater or a film festival to potentially see some short films that are clever, funny, heartfelt, heartbreaking, original, The Wrap’s Shortlist Film Festival might be for you.
Industry news site, The Wrap, has curated their own short film festival and are currently screening them on YouTube for your viewing pleasure as well as the opportunity for you to vote on your favorites.
So, you can watch some great short films like the live-action animated dramedy Myrna the Monster from Ian Samuels, SMILF from Frankie Shaw featuring Thomas Middleditch, and many more.
FYI, screening/voting ends on Aug. 18th. Go and watch all 12 short films here.
With so many failed attempts by manager Max Gold/the hysterical Conner O’Malley over the phone to get Joe Pera a comedy gig on a cruise, he finally thinks sending Joe down to a cruise terminal as well as the famous/infamous Times Square will work.
See if it does in the latest episode of How To Make It in USA here.
Even though it’s been over a decade since Girl Next Door, a popular film that had criticism of our education system for not having up-to-date sex education, came out, many sex ed programs in schools around the country are still very much behind the times.
Luckily, John Oliver and the team at Last Week Tonight (as well as some extra help from Nick Offerman, Kristen Schaal, Laverne Cox, Kumail Nanjiani, Jack McBrayer, Megan Mullally, Aisha Tyler, and Jonathan Banks in an updated sex ed video) have got us all covered.
Watch it all here.
You can now see more of the hijinks inspired by several actually famous documentaries that Bill Hader and Fred Armisen got themselves into.
IFC was nice enough to put this full episode of Documentary Now! for your convenient viewing pleasure/”nostalgia of this classic documentary series” online leading up to the premiere next week on Thurs. Aug. 20th at 10PM.
Watch the full episode here.
ON THE HORIZON
Performance Anxiety @ The Pleasure Chest Tues. Aug. 11th 8PM $7
Dave Anthony & Friends @ Hollywood Improv Sat. Aug. 15th 8PM $15/2 item min.
COMEDY CRAWL
Comedy Central’s @midnight w/Chris Hardwick @ Hollywood Center Studios 3:15PM FREE w/RSVP
Dirty Birdie Story Hour @ Three Clubs 7:30PM $10
DTF @ UCB Sunset Inner Sanctum 8PM FREE
Hot Tub with Kurt Braunohler & Kristen Schaal @ The Virgil 8PM $5 in adv., $8 at door
In Vino Veritas @ Colorado Wine Company 8PM FREE
Harold Night @ UCB Franklin 8PM/9:30PM $5 (stand by only)
My Diary @ Comedy Central Stages 8PM FREE w/RSVP
Swallows Comedy Hour @ Spitz Los Feliz 8:30PM FREE
Skinner Alive! @ UCB Sunset 8:30PM $5
Rhys Darby’s Saying Funny Things Society @ Largo at the Coronet Theatre 8:30PM $30
FRINGE with JC Coccoli @ 1739 Public House 10PM FREE
Pretty, Pretty Pony @ Westside Comedy Theater 10PM FREE
Exhibition Cagematch 2005 vs. 2015 @ UCB Sunset 10:30PM $5
Cool Shit/Weird Shit @ UCB Franklin 11PM $5
OPEN MIC RUN
SAL’S COMEDY HOLE 7356 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 4PM/Starts 5PM/5 min./First come, first served
NERDMELT SHOWROOM 7522 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 5PM/Starts 5:30PM/3 min./Lottery/No purchase necessary
ROCKPAPER COFFEE 7509 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 4PM/Starts 6PM/End 8PM/First come, first served/One item min.
OH HEY GUYS @ UCB INNER SANCTUM 5419 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 6PM/Storytelling only/8 min. only/4-5 min./4-5 slots/Lottery/No purchase necessary
IO WEST 6366 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 6:15PM/Starts 6:30PM/Ends 8PM/Lottery/3-5 min.
ANCHOR BAR 2675 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa, CA/Starts 7PM/Sign-up at evan@dudelyjones.com
THE WAREHOUSE LOUNGE 4499 Admiralty Way, Marina Del Rey, CA/Starts 7PM/Ends 7:45PM/First come, first served/5 min./8 spots only/No purchase necessary
THE GOOD NIGHT 10721 Burbank Blvd., North Hollywood, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 7:20PM/Ends 9:30PM/Lottery/1 item min./3-5 min./Hosted by Lindsay Adam, Ever Mainard, and Caitlin Bergh
ECHOES UNDER SUNSET 1310 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 8PM/Starts 8:15PM/Lottery/One item min./Hosted by Jay Weingarten
TRIBAL CAFE 1651 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 7:30PM/no purchase necessary/first come, first served
HOOTERS 6922 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 8:45PM/Starts 9:15PM/Lottery/4 min./No purchase necessary/Presented by Stephen Holleman, Joleen Lunzer-Hernandez, Kristen Alberts, Tom McNaughton
MELODY LOUNGE 939 N. Hill St., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 9:45PM/Starts 10PM/Lottery/1 item min./Hosted by Terrence Newman and Alex Hanna
CORNER BAR 924 S. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, CA/Sign-up 9:30PM/Starts 10PM/Lottery/3 min./No purchase necessary
NEXT STAGE THEATRE 1523 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 10:30PM/Mixed mic/$1-2 donation/First come, first served/Hosted by Jasmin Leigh
BIG WANGS 1562 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 10:30PM/Starts 11PM/1 item min./First come, first served
IMPROV JAM @ THE CLUBHOUSE 1607 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts around MIDNIGHT after booked show/For improvisers only/Anyone can play/No purchase necessary
This is your first glimpse at, as we’ve said before because of the accolades for Inside Amy Schumer and Trainwreck and various interviews, what might be one of the most highly anticipated stand-up specials of the year.
Here’s your first look at Amy Schumer Live At The Apollo directed by Chris Rock.
You can then watch its premiere on Oct. 17th at 10PM on HBO.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)
As there is supposedly no connection to the original films, odds are he’s going to be someone besides Venkman.
In any case, Bill Murray making an appearance in the all female Ghostbusters directed by Paul Feig will undoubtedly be a highlight, both for the fact that he’s an original Ghostbuster and he’ll probably have a cameo not unlike the one he had in Zombieland.
One can only ponder if there is hope again for a return as Venkman in another Ghostbusters movie.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)
With The Late Show with Stephen Colbert nearly capping off the beginning of this new era of late night, there is going to be, once again, jockeying for position.
On the week of Oct. 19th, Jimmy Kimmel will do another week of Jimmy Kimmel Live in Brooklyn, which has been cleverly timed for a week where The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Tonight Starring Jimmy Fallon will have taken the week off.
With such a move, you can only wonder if he’ll do remote segments around 30 Rock or The Ed Sullivan Theater.
Either way, Kimmel should have a much easier trip this time around as a hurricane probably won’t have just happened.