Looking for a reason to shake off the midweek blues? “Whiskey + Laughs Wednesdays” pairs your favorite drink with a side of comedy, offering a lighthearted break in the middle of the week.
In a brief statement from The Onion, the McConaissance concludes with far less fanfare than its heyday might suggest. This comedic look at an alleged cultural phenomenon underlines The Onion’s signature tongue-in-cheek style.
HBO’s “The Comeback” is poised for its long-awaited Season 3 debut in March 2026, featuring Lisa Kudrow’s return as Valerie Cherish alongside new cast member Andrew Scott. Fans eagerly anticipate how the show’s humorous critique of fame will evolve with the addition of this celebrated actor.
Martin Scorsese’s 2013 comedy The Wolf of Wall Street, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as infamous stockbroker Jordan Belfort, is set to land on Netflix this December. The film’s upcoming availability has sparked renewed excitement among fans eager to revisit its high-octane storyline.
Actor and comedian Richie Moriarty splits his life between filming the CBS comedy “Ghosts” in Quebec and spending time at home in New Jersey. His experiences shine a light on the highs and lows of juggling an exciting TV role with a hectic travel schedule.
Award-winning comedian Sarah Millican’s Late Bloomer Tour is heading to Will Rogers Auditorium on November 14, 2025. The show marks an extension of her acclaimed tour, offering fans a chance to enjoy her signature humor in Fort Worth.
Comedy can be both a unifying force and a potent catalyst for truthful reflection. In a world where free speech often hangs in the balance, humor can unmask authoritarian excesses while helping people cope and question what they see around them.
Nate Bargatze, who sold over 1.2 million tickets to his “The Be Funny Tour” last year, is about to take on his biggest role yet: hosting the 77th Emmy Awards. He joins “CBS Mornings” from Los Angeles to share his excitement for the ceremony airing on CBS and Paramount Plus.
Comedian Benito Skinner explores the transformative power of humor in his new show, *Overcompensating*, premiering on Amazon Prime on May 15. In an insightful interview with NPR’s Ari Shapiro, Skinner discusses how he turns personal wounds into comedy.
