Jokes.com Hari Kondabolu – List of People Who Will Die in the Revolution comedians.comedycentral.com Hari Kondabolu Comedians Stand-Up Don’t believe the hype. Though recently penning a fine feature on his brother’s rap group, Das Racist, comedian Hari Kondabolu is equally equated to Public Enemy. As a comedian Kondabolu is vicious, uncompromised and without taste for […]
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Nerdist Live @ The Aladdin
I listen to tons of podcasts, but I’ve never really gotten a handle on Nerdist. That said, the episode with Tom Wilson (AKA “Biff” from “Back to the Future”) is fucking brilliant. Wilson’s stories of that canonical film are enlightened. He ventures into other territory including his days as a comic in L.A., working the […]
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Sunrise, Sunset
Barreling Toward the Horizon with the War on Drugs
The War on Drugs barrels toward the horizon.
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No One-Trick Moose
Tom Green’s 20 years of DIY Innovation Lead Him Back to Stand-Up
Tom Green’s 20 years of DIY innovation lead him back to stand-up.
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Live, from Portland
Matt Braunger’s Triumphant Return
Matt Braunger returns to the neighborhood he grew up in to record a new comedy album.
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Black Magic
Anthony Jeselnik’s Twisted Chemistry
The twisted joke writing of Anthony Jeselnik.
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Trailer: The Rum Diary
For a few years before he put the gun up to his head, Hunter Thompson wrote for ESPN’s Page 2. “Hey Rube” was a sports column, at least in name. But Hunter, never one to be tied down, used the space for everything from precient political discusions in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 to the […]
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A Life in Pain
The Searing Soul of Charles Bradley
The searing soul of Charles Bradley.
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Q&A: John Oliver
The Comedian Talks Stand-Up, Politics, and Our Inevitable Chinese Overlords
Talking stand-up, politics, and our inevitable Chinese overlords with John Oliver.
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Tonight: Funny Over Everything
Last month Ian Karmel was calling his showcase “Cheap Date.” The name had to change it, as someone else already had dibs. But no drop in quality, here. No sir. Just a bunch of Portland’s finest comics tonight at the Hollywood Theater for just six bucks. Last month’s inaugural show sold out, so I’d get […]