comedy

HUB Today’s Colton Bradford sits down with Amma Marfo and Kathe Farris to chat about a night of comedy in Boston.

Comedian Caitlin Reilly has grown a large following on TikTok and Instagram for comedy videos with her characters like “WASP mom,” who’s often seen talking down to someone or seeking special treatment. At a very young age, Reilly thought everyone’s dad was on TV – because her dad, the actor John Reilly, was frequently appearing on the long-running soap opera...

Comedian, actor and writer Paul Mooney died on Wednesday morning.

While plenty of sitcoms have focused on nuclear families with a mother, father and children, Netflix’s “The Upshaws” features a blended family. Mike Epps, Kim Fields and Wanda Sykes told us more about the comedy show.

Comedian Scott Seiss makes TikTok videos posing as a retail worker dealing with bad customers. His videos have gotten millions of views and likes, catching on with people who’ve witnessed or been in that situation.

The customer is not always right. Sometimes, they’re a dramatic mess who the workers are going to remember for a long time.

Filipino American comedian Jo Koy remembers a time when Asian people didn’t talk about how racism affected them. Koy tells LX News’ Jobeth Devera about his memoir “Mixed Plate: Chronicles of an All-American Combo,” which details his upbringing, dealing with family issues and racism on the journey to selling out stadiums.

Comedian Maz Jobrani joins NBCLX and pulls back curtain on his comedy special ‘Pandemic Warrior’ which will air on Peacock.

Mayim Bialik didn’t stop at being a successful actress, author and producer — she’s also a trained neuroscientist. Now she’s putting that knowledge to use as the host of a new podcast about mental health, “Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown.” The former “Big Bang Theory” star joined LX News to talk about why conversations about mental health are so important, as well...

The Disney Plus Christmas comedy “Godmothered” is putting a fairy godmother at the center of her own fairy tale this holiday season. Stars Jillian Bell and Jillian Shea stopped by LX News to talk about their roles in the new original movie and the gift of streaming some magic into people’s homes.

With more than a million followers. “Nanny-Maw” has stolen the heart of TikTok with hilarious videos that captivate the true essence of southern humor. Kyle Kidd, who portrays the viral star, talked to LX News about his most beloved character and the challenging times that led to her creation.

The scripted comedy podcast series “Tampon Rock” from iHeartRadio and Anthem Entertainment, follows the complicated dating scene of two lesbian lead characters and their love for music. Comedian writers Alysia Brown, Sarah Aument, and Sophie Dinicol talked to LX News host Tabitha Lipkin about their new series, what the term “tampon rock” really means and the importance of showcasing diversity...

Omar Benson Miller stars in the CBS comedy series “The Unicorn,” which follows a widower raising his two daughters after losing his wife to cancer. Miller says the show is what America needs right now as it tackles the subjects of community and coping with loss through humor.

Darren Criss has teamed up with a former college classmate on a new web series, “Wayward Guide for the Untrained Eye,” that combines comedy, true crime and werewolves. The series is directed by Joey Richter of the Tin Can Brothers, who joined Criss to talk about the new quirky series and their college roots.

When it comes to doing what’s right for your kids during this pandemic, emotions run high. That can lead to judgment, a lot of judgment . Comedian, author and social media superstar Tiffany Jenkins tells Mom2Mom how she handles mom-shaming and how you can too.

From the perspective of late-night comics Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon, there’s really only one candidate running for president.

New Jersey teen Tre Peart has Robert De Niro calling him “boss.” The 15-year-old joined LX News to talk about his new comedy “The War With Grandpa” and his seven-year journey to make the movie.

Actress and comedian Margaret Cho is back on screen with her new movie “Faith Based,” a satire about the Christian film industry. The comedian joins LX News to talk about the movie, the importance of independent film and why you should vote in November.

Los Angeles comedian Kevin Fredericks aka “KevOnStage” is offering a pandemic-friendly alternative to comedy clubs with his biweekly “Keep Your Distance” virtual show, allowing fans to watch their favorite comics perform from the comfort of their own home.

American actor, comedian and former White House staff member Kal Penn is targeting young voters in his new political show on Freeform, “Kal Penn Approves This Message,” which he wants to appeal to people on both sides of the political spectrum.