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Upcoming Book “Notes from the Bathroom Line” Has One of Hell of a Line-up of Contributors

November 2, 2020
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aisling bea, Alexandra Petri, Amanda Crew, amber ruffin, andrea savage, aparna nancherla, aya cash, beanie feldstein, beth stelling, briga heelan, cecily strong, chelsea peretti, d'arcy carden, emily v gordon, essays, Geraldine Viswanathan, harper collins, jen kirkman, jo firestone, karen chee, kate micucci, kristen schaal, lake bell, lauren lapkus, lennon parham, Lolly Adefope, margaret cho, maria bamford, Mary H.K. Choi, mary holland, megan stalter, michaela watkins, mo welch, Natalie Morales, natasha rothwell, nicole byer, notes from the bathroom line, patti harrison, rachel bloom, rachel dratch, rhea butcher, riki lindhome, samantha irby, sasheer zamata, sunita mani, yvonne orji

If you’re looking for something way in the future to look forward as a way to potentially have something to get you through the end of the year all the way into 2021 when maybe, possibly, hopefully there will be a vaccine that we all can get for COVID-19, there will be a magnificent collection of essays, poetry, toons, short stories, art, and so much more for well over 100 of the best women in comedy (from all corners including stand-up, writing, sketch, acting, podcasting, musical comedy, and more) in Notes from the Bathroom Line: Humor, Art, and Low-grade Panic from 150 of the Funniest Women in Comedy.

Amy Solomon (producer on Silicon Valley, Barry) curated the incredibly impressive literary gathering for this book and we really can’t wait for Mar. 16th, 2021 when Notes from the Bathroom Line is set for release.

Thus far, slated to contribute are:

Lolly Adefope, Maria Bamford, Aisling Bea, Lake Bell, Rachel Bloom, Rhea Butcher, Nicole Byer, D’Arcy Carden, Aya Cash, Karen Chee, Margaret Cho, Mary H.K. Choi, Amanda Crew, Rachel Dratch, Beanie Feldstein, Jo Firestone, Briga Heelan, Samantha Irby, Emily V. Gordon, Patti Harrison, Mary Holland, Jen Kirkman, Lauren Lapkus, Riki Lindhome, Kate Micucci, Natalie Morales, Aparna Nancherla, Yvonne Orji, Lennon Parham, Chelsea Peretti, Alexandra Petri, Natasha Rothwell, Amber Ruffin, Andrea Savage, Kristen Schaal, Megan Stalter, Beth Stelling, Cecily Strong, Sunita Mani, Geraldine Viswanathan, Michaela Watkins, Mo Welch, and Sasheer Zamata.

More contributors will be added down the line for a book that’s so much more promising than a lot of what 2020 has given us.

By the way, you can pre-order Notes from the Bathroom Line here.

 

 

Please Enjoy Demi Adejuyigbe’s Mischievous Cupid Music Video for Eric Slick’s “Over It”

September 1, 2020
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addie weyrich, Ayo Edebiri, Ben Cahn, demi adejuyigbe, eric slick, Gabriel Gundacker, ify nwadiwe, Kate Comer, lou wilson, Mia Vicino, Mike Cabellon, Natalie Morales, nick kocher

In a time where dating and romance have been vastly limited due to lockdown/social distancing/etc., a world where there was a real life Cupid might be nice.

That said, a real life Cupid might be more bent on mischief than one might initially think and the effects of Cupid arrow might be a little more fleeting than in the fairy tales. That’s how comedy multi-hyphenate Demi Adejuyigbe imagines his version of Cupid for the music video for Eric Slick’s latest single “Over It” (that just happens to include so many fun comedy folks including Ayo Edebiri, Lou Wilson, Kate Comer, Natalie Morales, Mike Cabellon, Ify Nwadiwe, Gabriel Gundacker, Mia Vicino, Ben Cahn, Addie Weyrich, and Nick Kocher).

Though the video takes place in a world that isn’t going through a pandemic, the end of the video feels pretty cathartic for everything we’re going through right now. Please enjoy it here.

Video produced by Liz Maupin
Camera: Ed Ballart and Valentina Vee

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