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I don’t know why but some artists death just hits me harder than others although I’m not that familiar with his older work, but Jerry Stillers passing on May 11th did. Maybe because I have proberly seen Seinfeld 10 times at least. He started his career in 1957, but I came to know his work […]… Continue reading R.I.P. Jerry Stiller (1927-2020) — NON SERVIAM

When prompted with the question of what my favorite movie is and why, I found myself battling through a list of films that I choose to revisit time and time again, never finding myself jaded. Parasite, a recent hit, Roman Holiday, a 1953 classic, and Fried Green Tomatoes, a drama/comedy from the early 1990s, were… Continue reading La La Land is My Favorite Movie, and Here’s Why. — Elaina Emerine

Nathalie Dalizien is a young actress from Haiti and she enjoys Broadway shows and activities because the acting career was her passion since when she was younger. She has an upcoming project with Motivation 509 and her upcoming project is described to be a film series. She hopes to perform with Actors and Actresses across […]… Continue reading Actress ‘Nathalie Dalizien’ Announces New Film Series And Comedy Shows — News Ghana

The cast and crew of cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine have made a sizeable donation to the National Bail Fund Network following the killing of George Floyd. Co-creator Dan Goor and star Stephanie Beatriz are among those to publicly come out in support for those protesting police brutality. Beatriz, who plays Rosa Diaz on the NBC […]… Continue reading ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’: Cast & Showrunner Donate $100K To National Bail Fund Network — Deadline

[ad_1] When auditions began for Space Force, Netflix’s top-secret military parody from the masterminds behind The Office, actor and comedian Ben Schwartz knew he had to get in that room. Then best-known for his scene-stealing role as Jean-Ralphio Saperstein on Parks and Recreation, Schwartz was eager to play Fuck Tony Scarapiducci, a fast-talking media manager […]… Continue reading Ben Schwartz Talks Space Force, Sonic the Hedgehog, Improv, and Middleditch and Schwartz — PNN – Paper News Network

Funny Women is a community which supports new and established womxn comedians. Founded by Lynne Parker in 2002, they disprove the stereotype “Women are not funny” armed with words and incredible performances. They “help women find their voice, whether that be through performing and writing comedy or using humour in business and everyday life”. Funny […]… Continue reading Comedy Crash Course by Funny Women — One Tablespoon Justice

As already established in Part I, the One with the Racist, although Friends is still regarded as one of the most popular TV shows of all time, lately the sitcom has not gone down very well with a new generation of viewers. Indeed, as the 90s show is watched through 21st-century eyes, it is said […]… Continue reading Watching “Friends” in 2020: a racist, sexist and homophobic sitcom? Part II, The One with the Sexist — The One with the Blog

GREG DANIELS ISN’T happy with the last syllable of “Kokomo.” For the past hour, the 56-year-old TV writer and showrunner has been sitting in an editing room at Universal Studios, outfitted with a video screen, soundboard, and foosball table no one has touched. Dressed in a plaid shirt and dark pants and flanked by a […]… Continue reading Can Greg Daniels Recreate the Magic of ‘The Office’ With New Netflix Show ‘Space Force’? — Men’s Journal

Welcome to People Behind The Parodies, a recently added feature where we will be interviewing and going behind the scenes with the owners and operators of some of the most followed and most entertaining parody Twitter accounts on the internet. Today’s chat is with the creator of the popular “WWE Creative Humor” parody Twitter account […]… Continue reading People Behind The Parodies: A Fascinating Chat With The Creator Of The Popular ‘WWE Creative Humor’ Twitter — BroBible

Steve Carell takes command of Space Force on Netflix on Friday. Netflix Welcome to Space Force. Netflix is putting The Office in uniform and imagining how a cosmic new branch of the US military will put Americans back on the moon. Armed Americans. It’s one small step for man, one giant leap for war. The… Continue reading Space Force review: Netflix comedy lands on the snark side of the moon – CNET — VOICE OF THE HWY