He has received both an Emmy and a Peabody award. He may be seen on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on a regular basis; he also works on that show. He had his own Comedy Central special and has been on HBO. If that isn’t enough, comedian Paul Mecurio hosts a podcast with A-list guests such as Kevin Costner, Kyra Sedgwick, Spike Lee, Stephen Colbert, and even Sir Paul McCartney.
For the slap that was heard around the world, we’ve already heard from Will Smith but what about Chris Rock? Well, Rock has remained tight-lipped about the ordeal, so much so, he said he’s not saying anything until he gets the right amount for it. Recently, the comedian gave some insight on how he feels about the infamous slap, but reeled himself back in, saying he won’t talk about it until he gets paid. “I’m Ok, I have a whole show, and I’m not talking about that until I get paid. In fact, it’s not the first time Rock avoided the topic.
mlive.comPhoto Illustration by The Daily Beast / Photos GettyIf there’s one thing few people had on their 2021 bingo cards, it would be anti-vaxxers becoming enamored with British comedian Russell Brand for his conspiracy theory-laden YouTube channel.The Forgetting Sarah Marshall actor has always presented himself as a contrarian—a “free-thinker” who isn’t afraid to challenge established views or spout off at the government (both U.K. and U.S.).But recently, Brand, who always seemed to skew left in his p
news.yahoo.comHost, Tati Amare got a chance to talk to Amy Phillips, a Grosse Point native, who can be seen on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" doing impersonations of the different ”Housewives" cast members. She did impersonations of many different people but when she started doing impersonations of the “Housewives” she caught Andy Cohen’s attention. She says she enjoys everyone from the “Housewives” franchise but her favorite person to impersonate is Theresa from Real Housewives of New Jersey. She was able to create a radio show based on the “Housewives” called “Reality Checked” which is on Sirius XM-Radio Andy. Watch the video to learn more about Amy Phillips!
ANN ARBOR – The University of Michigan’s University Musical Society and Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy will be hosting a free, interactive event with Trevor Noah, host of The Daily Show, on Tuesday. The event is open to members of the U-M community as well as supporters and event attendees of UMS and the Ford School. The discussion with the outspoken comedian and author will be moderated by Michael Barr, Dean of the Ford School of Public Policy, with questions from U-M students. “U-M and Ford School students care deeply about our democracy and about the urgent work of building a racially just society,” Dean Barr said in a statement. “I’m excited to host this conversation between our students and the brilliant Trevor Noah, who speaks with such honesty and clarity about racism, social movements, and public policy.
Motorcycles backfiring sent a ripple of panic through Times Square Tuesday. When gunfire rang out in Dayton, Ohio, Camryn Crowder pulled his girlfriend Brittany Dungey to the ground and laid on top of her. They returned to the scene with Inside Edition. When a 5-year-old boy needed pizza, he turned to the police for help. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show.
