New York Comic Com played host to fans and freaks this past weekend. Costumed crazies were aplenty -- many dressed to impress or possibly repress childhood issues of not getting enough attention.
Nate Bargatze is a New York-based comedian who was recently mentioned in Rolling Stone magazine as a "comic who should be big." He's already big in our books; the funny guy has had his own Comedy Central Presents and he's performed on 'Conan' three times! Bargatze also won both the NYC and Boston Comedy Festivals in 2010.
June 4, 2012 Warren B. Hall has quickly become one of America's most popular comics, his previous day job as a pharmaceutical company salesman gave him tons of material for his routine. Mr. Hall is not alone, he will be accompanied by comedian Chris Dowell this Saturday night at Southern Nights, for two separate shows.
May 9, 2012 Get ready for a night of big laughs with the "LOL Comedy Showcase" June the 9th at Southern Nights. Headlining the show is funny man Warren B. Hall and his opening comic is Oklahoma native Chris Dowell.
All eyes are on Iowa today for the Iowa caucuses, an event that occurs every four years and is significant for two reasons. One, it’s the first event in the nominating process for the presidential election, and, two, it’s the only time the rest of America pays any attention to Iowa.
Well, whatever you think you know about Iowa is about to change once you watch this amusing video.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il may be dead from a heart attack at 69-years-old, but his certifiable status as a pop culture punchline lives on.
The notoriously brutal dictator has often been the butt of jokes in movies and TV shows, including ‘Team America,’ ‘Saturday Night Live’ and ‘The Simpsons,’ just to name a few. We’ve gathered five of the funniest examples of Kim’s bizarre status as a pop culture icon below.
Bickering adults may have matured past the stage of saying “I know you are, but what am I?” but that doesn’t mean we don’t hurl a whole litany of trite taunts during verbal spars with our partners.
And in this web short, comedians Casey Donahue and Laura Willcox act them all out in a mere two minutes.
