We've already seen a full episode of the upcoming Comedy Bang! Bang! IFC series and we know it's set to be one of the funniest shows on TV this summer, but this crazy-ass new trailer promises much more than just comedy– action, drama and tragedy. And just about every comedian...
By now, we all know that one of Fox's biggest comedy hauls this pilot season was Mindy Kaling's sitcom, The Mindy Project. Mostly known for her role and writing/producing work on The Office on NBC, this move to a new network marks a huge step in Kaling's television business...
It's not anyone thought it wouldn't happen, but it's nice get the official word from the suits in charge: The Hangover Part III is happening, for sure, and the entire Wolfpack is back. Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis will become Phil, Stu and Alan for the third...
Reports surfaced this week that the stars of the uber-popular Hangover comedy franchise -- Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis -- were demanding $15 million each for their services in a third installment, which stalled contract negotiations with Warner Bros. The...
It looks like all of Dwight Schrute's persistence of the highly annoying kind may have paid off. The character The Office co-star Rainn Wilson plays may very well become the centerpiece of a new show, to bow on NBC next year, Deadline reports. "I hear that NBC is working on...
A handful of comedy stars, featuring the likes of Ed Helms, Margaret Cho, Nick Offerman and Mo'Nique, will be featured on the Sundance Channel's new interview series The Mortified Sessions. But there's a simple, yet innovative spin on these celebrity chats. In each 30-minute...
Any time bluegrass music is brought up in conversation, most people probably think of the soundtrack from the Coen Brothers film O Brother, Where Art Thou? Yet Funny or Die, as they're known to do, want to change that. Renowned banjoist Noam Pikelny released his album Beat...
On The Office's second episode of its eighth season -- titled "The Incentive" -- we find new boss Andy Bernard in his first real managerial predicament: he needs to somehow double sales or risk feeling the creepy wrath of CEO Robert California. By the end of the episode, we have...
The long-awaited season eight premiere of The Office -- no more Steve Carell -- has come and gone. And although for the last few months, we've been teased ever-so-subtly about who would replace Carell's character Michael Scott as regional manager of Dunder Mifflin, we didn't...
