Wednesday on MSNBCâs âThe Beat,â left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore offered advice to former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, and his running mate, GOP vice-presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-OH). Moore, appearing with Rep. Terri Sewell (D-AL), told MSNBC host Ari Melber he viewed what Trump and Vance were saying on the campaign
Michael Moore to Trump: ‘Leave the Comedy to the Irish and the Jews and the African-Americans’
Comedy Legend Mel Brooks, âBlazing Saddlesâ Director, Receives Lifetime Achievement Oscar
Los Angeles (AFP) â A 97-year-old Mel Brooks accepted a lifetime achievement Oscar in Hollywood on Tuesday, more than half a century after he won his only Academy Award with âThe Producers.â At a black-tie gala, Brooks â who memorably sent up Adolf Hitler in seminal satire âThe Producers,â as well as exposing racial bigotry
Rob Schneider mocks the âliberal intelligentsiaâ in âWoke Up in Americaâ comedy special
Following the release of his latest stand-up special, actor and comedian Rob Schneider doubled down on the importance of cracking jokes in the face of cancel culture. âThere is no forgiveness from the liberal intelligentsia. You donât get it,â Schneider told the âFox & Friendsâ co-hosts on Monday. âSo donât bother. Just stick to your guns.â âAt the end […]
SXSW Comedy âBottomsâ Makes No SenseâThatâs Why Itâs So Wildly Brilliant
I thought I knew what high school movies were. And I thought I knew what they could be. But nothing in my storied history of clamoring for cinemaâs supreme dreams of teen queens could have prepared me for Bottoms.Audiences at SXSW were warned prior to the filmâs start that it wouldnât be what they expected.
Meet the House GOPâs newly crowned comedy king
Then Rep.-elect Tim Burchett reacts after drawing his number during the Member-elect room lottery draw on Capitol Hill in Washington, Nov. 3src, 2src18. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo Every class has its clown, and in the House GOP no one has earned that reputation quite like Rep. Tim Burchett. When the Tennessee Republican first met the