Arnett and Laura Dern play New York suburban parents who've decided to split up. Then he starts turning their separation into a comedy-club routine. Alex and Tess Novak (Will Arnett and Laura Dern) ...

TORONTO — Rick Mercer is bringing his comedy stylings back to the small screen. The Saint John, N.B., performance of his "Stand-Up for Canada Comedy Tour" will be recorded for broadcast on CBC and CBC ...

Six out of seven nights each week, the attic of a house on Pratt Court is quiet. But Mondays at 9:30 p.m. offer a different story. At around 9, a line forms, winding around the back of the house.

Veteran comedian Jessica Kirson has donated the entire fee she received from performing at the recent Riyadh Comedy Festival to the Human Rights Campaign, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The ...

“The only place for us to ever show this movie is here,” Bradley Cooper told the Alice Tully Hall New York Film Festival closing night crowd about his third directorial Is This Thing On? The festival ...

Punish Prince Andrew? This is no meritocracy, I’m afraid – you get the royal family you didn’t vote for Nuno issues West Ham players challenge amid planned fans' boycott China threatens Starmer with ...

If you love the intimate atmosphere of a comedy club, it can be an enjoyable night out. But who needs to leave home when Netflix is bringing the stand-up comedy to you? The best part about Netflix’s ...

Trevor Noah made a joke about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in a new stand-up routine. “As a comedian, I’ll be like, I’m sure there’s something funny about it. The guy was shot while ...

Bradley Cooper's new comedy-drama Is This Thing On? has landed near-perfect rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Based on John Bishop's life, the new film stars Will Arnett as a man who decides to take up stand ...

As the first-ever Riyadh Comedy Festival drew to a close last week, a debate raged across entertainment as to whether the free speech warriors who’ve decried cancel culture in their stand-up gigs — ...

It is no wonder that the DMV in the new CBS sitcom “DMV” is in such disarray -- the six principal characters in the show, all workers in the place, never do any work. Instead, as the facility fills up ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. When Netflix launched the streaming era it had a simple promise: One place for everything. But when entertainment ...