You might be now asking yourself, “What makes a good dinner party?” Before you dive too deep into thought about that, let Zane Rubin, the mind behind the wonderful Comedy Central digital series That’s How I Lost the Last One, show you what might make for a “good” dinner party with her latest short film.
Please watch and enjoy (and then think about what makes a good dinner party after) here.
Public School Stories is one of the best storytelling shows in LA and also has, as you can clearly see, some of the prettiest flyers we’ve seen.
This latest edition has a really damn good line-up (featuring folks from MST3K, You’re The Worst, and Progressive Insurance, and more) as you can additionally see, that you shouldn’t miss out on.
NOTE: show is on October 4th, 2017 9PM.
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UCB stalwarts like Allan McLeod, Tim Kalpakis, and Neil Campbell watch and riff on a movie as if they’re the ones who made it and are giving a commentary on the film at UCB Sunset.
This round of Director’s Commentary Live, happening this upcoming Wednesday, will take apart the holiday classic stop motion animation special Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Tickets are $5 and you can (and should) get them here.
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This show is free to attend. More details here.
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Yesterday, Jenny Lewis and Mikal Cronin released their music videos for “She’s Not Me” and “Say”, respectively, that offer more evidence that music videos are on their way back and are more than just bands in different clothes playing in front of different back drops.
In Lewis’ She’s Not Me, Vanessa Bayer, Zosia Mamet, Fred Armisen, and more semi-recreate Jenny’s past as a former child actress.
Mikal Cronin enlists the help of Kurt Braunohler, Jonah Ray, Allan McLeod, Nick Thune, and Nelson Franklin to be in his video for Say, though he may have spoke too soon (pun absolutely intended).
Along with JASH’s 5K music video series and any music video Tom Scharpling directs, maybe we don’t need MTV to play music videos ever again.
It’s not long before Drunk History is back in our lives. Season 2 premieres on July 1st at 10PM on Comedy Central. While that’s some weeks away, they just released one of the stories featuring a great, drunk Allan McLeod and Jordan Peele reenacting scientist Percy Julian.
Spoiler alert: it’s great. Watch it now.
Argoz Socks are seeking out to make cool socks for bigger people. Whether or not you knew that was a problem, it is, as explained by hilarious people like Allan McLeod.
The very funny Mike Leffingwell has put together a nice little run of his web series Complex. This last episodes caps the series off by being what would happened if American Horror Story decided to be really funny all of sudden.