In her latest installment of In Bed with Joan, comedian Joan Rivers' new Web series, Margaret Cho opens up about her very open relationship with her husband, dating Quentin Tarantino, why Cho isn't a nurse-- and also comedy! They talk about comedy. And Cho shows off her tattoos....
A recent visit to the doctor's office found Joan Rivers more than a little scared about a possible cancer diagnoses. Although a spot found on an X-ray still needed to be examined, emotions ran high upon the comedian's return to her house, where she broke the news to her friends....
Throughout the four episodes already aired on the new season of Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best?, mother and daughter have been through more ups and downs than us audience civilians could imagine going through in a full year. And in this week's episode, they move the drama to...
On this week's episode of Joan and Melissa: Joan Knows Best?, Joan and Melissa fall victim to one of life's most destructive natural disasters: an earthquake. Sort of. The point is Joan keeps her cool (no she doesn't). Check out the preview below, and be sure to watch the full...
This week in honor of the Pope stepping down, we listen to Dylan's music pick of the week. We discuss Community's connection with the Holocaust (and why NO ONE seems to be talking about it) and we listen to 1980s Marc Maron and Joan Rivers' new Web series with special guest...
In week three of the new season of Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? -- Saturday at 9 pm ET on WEtv -- we finally get to see how the infamous book banning incident went down. If you're not sure what we're talking about, we'll break it down: In August of last year, Rivers made...
If you've been following the new season of WEtv's reality show Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best?, you'll know that Joan Rivers has had plans to launch her own Web series. Well, tonight we see that come to fruition with the first episode of In Bed with Joan, which features the...
Our friends over at WE tv and Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? have put together an impressive contest, wherein comedians can win a first-class, three-day round trip to either New York City or Los Angeles that includes seeing Joan Rivers perform as well as a one-hour comedy...
It's been a busy few days in the world of asking comedians to apologize. First, The Onion was essentially forced to say its sorry about a satirical Oscars-night tweet, wherein they called 9-year-old actress Quvenzhané Wallis a "cunt." And now, comedy icon Joan Rivers is under...
