If Andrew Norelli raced for a living, he’d drive a dragster instead of an Indy car. Hey, he prefers straight lines to curves. He seldom veers off the worn but proven path to laughs, but the skill to take the audience on an amusing ride from Point A to Point B makes Norelli an...
In this Atom.com video starring comedians Pete Holmes and Jay Larson, someone needs to tell Pete that he cannot bundle a last request as if it were wireless, TV and Internet service. Yo, Pete, one to a customer,...
Yes, yes: You read only twitterature these days. Well, instead of 140 characters, we prefer one character: meaning Kelly Kapoor, the brilliant creation of the hottie hyphenate (actor-writer-producer) Mindy Kaling of The Office. Sorry, it may cut into your precious tweeting...
Dear God, Please don’t destroy the world on Saturday; I need to live long enough to find out who’s the boss of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin. I know this is akin to taking your name in vain, but I am worshipping The Office again, especially without the god of...
As if Andy Ritchie were the Mary Lou Retton of comedy, he charges down the runway, leaps headfirst into his act, and sticks the landing on the opening joke of King Ding-A-Ling, his debut CD on Stand Up! Records. He certainly does not go splat after unexpectedly and brilliantly...
As if Andy Ritchie were the Mary Lou Retton of comedy, he charges down the runway, leaps headfirst into his act, and sticks the landing on the opening joke of King Ding-A-Ling, his debut CD on Stand Up! Records. He certainly does not go splat after unexpectedly and brilliantly...
Watching coeds getting dirty online — the national pastime since the invention of the porn-storage network we euphemistically call the Internet. Now in the greatest collaboration since the tag team of dirt and cheap, AXE Shower and Comedy Central Digital (which oversees...
Your next Grand Slam With Ham or Spam (America’s scam ham since 1937) breakfast may be made with Amy Schumer’s spare eggs, judging from the premise of the comedian’s video (also starring comedians Nikki Glaser and Rachel Feinstein) to promote her new album, Cutting. The...
The most unexpected and funniest moment of the 100th episode of 30 Rock last week may be Pete Hornberger’s syllababble-for-syllababble re-creation of LA reporter Serene Branson’s migraine-induced meltdown at this year’s Grammy Awards. Let’s watch the duel between Serene...
