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Last night, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote the upcoming Ping Pong 4 Purpose tournament. During his segment, the host chose to have some fun with the pitcher and test his skills … by seeing if the athlete could knock an apple of his head with a baseball. Read More »
It’s been a while since the mind behind Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David, has made any kind of public appearance, but on September 28 at 7:30 p.m. PT, the comedian will sit down alongside fellow comic David Steinberg for a private conversation available to Citi cardmembers. Read More »
After a clip of an edited episode of Family Feud, which displayed the show edited down to only include the game itself, spread throughout the internet, someone on Reddit took it upon themselves to do the same with some other famous television shows: Seinfeld, Friends and The Big Bang Theory. Read More »
Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is rumored to be the latest sports phenom to have an upcoming biopic about his life, and it seems the champ has eyes on Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx to portray him. Read More »
In a recent interview with GQ magazine, actress and star of Syfy's upcoming Sharknado sequel, Sharnado 2: The Second One, Tara Reid believes a sharknado can actually occur. Read More »
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld took to Reddit for his second AMA to promote his web series, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee and also revealed everyone's favorite "show about nothing" was possibly coming to Netflix. Read More »
This week has been pretty great in terms of new movie trailers debuting online. Our first look at Fifty Shades of Grey had us all on the edge of our seats, and a red-band trailer for Hot Tub Time Machine 2 had us rolling on the floor laughing. We have some other new trailers for you to watch as well, so check them out below! Read More »
As IFC’s acclaimed series Maron nears the end of the second season, the show’s star, WTF host Marc Maron, is welcoming in some serious heavy hitters. Conan O’Brien, Andy Richter and comedian/podcaster Jimmy Pardo will reportedly appear on tonight’s episode of Maron titled “The Joke,” which the star himself directed. Read More »
Premiering in theaters this week are movies that range from action to comedy to drama with a plethora of talent showing up on the big screen this weekend. We see Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Hercules, Scarlett Johansson as Lucy, and Philip Seymour Hoffman as A Most Wanted Man. Plus more films like Happy Christmas and Magic in the Moonlight will surely tickle our collective funny bones. Let's take a look at some of these trailers to get taste of what the weekend has in store for us all! Read More »
There’s been a heck of a lot of hype about the upcoming Roger Corman-produced film Sharktopus Vs. Pteracuda … mainly from one of the film’s actors – CONAN host Conan O’Brien. Throughout the push, O’Brien has been pimping the film out like crazy, purchasing billboards in both Los Angeles and New York, and even taking out a full-page ad in the entertainment industry’s “bible” Variety magazine. Read More »
CBS' The Late Show might be getting a new host Stephen Colbert come David Letterman's retirement in 2015, but one thing about the show definitely won't change: it's location. The new Late Show will remain in New York City at the Ed Sullivan Theater to continue its tradition of quality late night television from the city that never sleeps. Read More »
Weird Al Yankovic may be the king of parodies, but Saturday Night Live’s Jay Pharoah is getting to be pretty good! We’ve all had at least one bad kiss in life. Luckily, even our worst lip-lock isn’t as bad as the one Pharoah – famed for his impersonations of Denzel Washington and President Barack Obama – is talking about in his new Usher-inspired video for “Bad Kisser.” Read More »
Who knew indie rock band The National had juicy backstage material to be adapted for a play? Funny or Die reunites "Bored to Death" stars Zach Galiafianakis and Ted Danson for "Mistaken for Strangers: The Play." Read More »
