In 2009, TV writer Nell Scovell called out late-night TV for continuing to be a boys club, and called out her former employer, David Letterman, in particular. Well, Nell and Dave recently met up for the first time in a lot longer than 10 years, and it …
Continue ReadingAlmost two years ago, back in January 2018, Mo’Nique spilled tea about what she claimed was some serious discrimination on the part of streaming giant Netflix. She said they offered her $500,000 for a proposed stand-up comedy special. At the same…
Continue ReadingBefore James Corden became a late-night staple in America, he was hosting a sports/comedy game show in the U.K. called A League of Their Own., which is in its 14th season across the pond. Now CBS is adapting the format for the U.S., and has tapped Keeg…
Continue ReadingAfter winning an Emmy their first time out, Jimmy Kimmel and Norman Lear are obviously teaming up once again with all-star stunt casting and live re-creations of classic sitcom episodes. Live In Front Of A Studio Audience won this year’s Emmy for…
Continue ReadingWe’re now two years removed from The New York Times article that finally put names and facts to the long-standing rumors about comedian Louis C.K. and his alleged proclivity for exposing himself to younger female comedians without their consent. …
Continue ReadingWe used to meet our mates in person, in real life. Not now, in 2019, as Ian Lara joked during his debut on The Tonight Show on Thursday night. Roll the clip.
Continue ReadingHey, watch this! It’s comedian D.J. Demers on Conan from Tuesday night, joking about the greatness of random acts of greatness, and how and when it’s appropriate to use big words in conversation with your friends. If you’re wondering …
Continue ReadingRicky Gervais will take the piss out of Hollywood one more time, as the Golden Globes have asked him to return and host the 2020 awards. The three-hour telecast airs live on NBC on Sunday, Jan. 5, 2020. “Once again, they’ve made me an offer…
Continue ReadingFacebook has a way with memories, and it’s not kind to Andy Haynes, as he explained in his performance on Monday’s episode of The Late Late Show. Also, it’s seemingly a lot easier for kids these days. Roll the clip!
Continue ReadingRick Ludwin, a late-night executive at NBC for three decades who famously saved both Seinfeld and Conan O’Brien from early cancellations during his tenure at the Peacock Network, died Sunday at the age of 71. Ludwin’s TV career began in col…
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