Actor and comedian Jana Bernard, who's appeared on NETFLIX and Peacock, organized and hosted a comedy show on October 6 at The Second City New York that featured a line-up of stand-up comics, Proceeds ...

NEW YORK -- From world headlines to holiday stress, one thing we all could use is a good laugh. With comedy specials becoming Hollywood's hottest ticket, Hulu is getting in on the action with a new ...

Sent directly to Prime Video, it’s currently the most-watched movie worldwide on the service, so you can certainly see why Amazon MGM Studios might want to have the actor and filmmaker team back up ...

Listen, I know. You may not have liked "Range 15." You aren't alone, either; many people -- veterans included -- were disappointed, too. Its average viewer reviews reflect that disappointment, but ...

The owners of a new spot say hiring comics based on referrals from other stand-ups is no guarantee the acts will be funny. Others say it’s all more nuanced. By Jason Zinoman After three years doing ...

The distance from bliss to chaos is a pretty short one in the new movie "Splitsville." And we spend so very little time in bliss with Carey and Ashley, whose new marriage unravels enroute to a ...

With the doom and gloom of an election, a dodgy World Series and oncoming seasonal depression, New Yorkers need a laugh badly right now. Thankfully, the New York Comedy Festival returns for its ...

When we needed the laughs most, the new comedy series released so far this year really delivered. The best part about the comedies that have debuted on streaming in 2025 are that there's no debate ...

Today, Apple debuts its highly-anticipated hot new comedy series The Studio, streaming now on Apple TV+. The show stars Seth Rogen as a Hollywood exec in control of a studio that is struggling to stay ...

The Studio‘s satirical approach to showbiz is incredibly effective. Featuring tons of real-life stars playing themselves, The Studio leans heavily on self-referential humor, and it works wonderfully.

Commentary: The Residence is a screwball "whodunit" that tips its hat to murder mystery faves like Knives Out and Clue, with a little bit of Alfred Hitchcock thrown in for good measure. Aaron covers ...