Zero Stars Review: A Subversive Travel Show Masterpiece
Sara Pascoe and Roisin Conaty shine in Zero Stars, a travel series that hilariously critiques overpriced tourist traps and dodgy attractions worldwide.
Sara Pascoe and Roisin Conaty shine in Zero Stars, a travel series that hilariously critiques overpriced tourist traps and dodgy attractions worldwide.
Riki Lindhome's one-woman musical comedy, Dead Inside, at Soho Theatre in London, transforms her personal fertility journey into a witty, emotionally resonant show. It blends humor with raw honesty on IVF, surrogacy, and adoption challenges.
Comedian Joz Norris presents his latest show 'You Wait. Time Passes' at Soho Theatre, blending philosophy and absurd humor to question the value of niche creative pursuits in a conformist world.
A firsthand account from the Saturday Night Live UK studio reveals the incredible precision, energy, and talent behind Britain's newest comedy sensation that's already being hailed as a television triumph.
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RecommendedExperts argue that jokes in scientific papers risk translation issues and dating quickly, but humor can thrive in public lectures and educational settings.
Ugandan-Australian comedian Anisa Nandaula shines in 'No Small Talk' at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, blending infectious energy with interactive audience segments.
Comedian Bronwyn Kuss presents 'Bronwyn & Sons' at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, offering a deadpan, Australian take on success and the quiet reality of not having children in your late 30s.
Standup comedian Fortune Feimster discusses her role in Zootropolis 2, working with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and her worst gig ever in an exclusive interview.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel ridiculed Donald Trump's contradictory statements on Iran and expressed shock over Melania Trump's surprise press conference addressing Jeffrey Epstein ties.
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RecommendedJimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert sharply criticized Donald Trump's threats against Iran and his choice of ceasefire negotiators, including JD Vance, in their Wednesday night monologues.
Comedian Jack Whitehall opens up about his posh background, upcoming Saturday Night Live hosting gig, and balancing fatherhood with his career in a candid interview.
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert ridiculed Donald Trump's alarming social media posts threatening Iran, with Kimmel calling it 'the most dangerous episode of the Celebrity Apprentice yet' and 'D-Day' for dementia.
Hugh Bonneville returns as Ian Fletcher in this mockumentary series about World Cup planning, but the jokes fall flat and the satire lacks bite, making it a disappointing follow-up to Twenty Twelve and W1A.
Australian comedian Dan Rath delivers a relentless, joke-packed hour at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, with no themes or segues, just a rapid-fire stream of one-liners that leaves audiences breathless.
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RecommendedNew Zealand comedy duo Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement's first shows in eight years sold out within half an hour, sparking fan frenzy and desperate ticket offers.
John Morton's new mockumentary Twenty Twenty Six, set around the 2026 FIFA World Cup, offers familiar cringe comedy but lacks the fresh spark of its predecessors like W1A and Twenty Twelve.
Comedian Miles Jupp reveals how England's 2005 Ashes victory inspired his incredible journey to join the press corps in India, documented in his book Fibber in the Heat.
The mockumentary genre, once a sharp satirical tool with classics like This Is Spinal Tap, has stagnated into showbiz puff pieces and right-wing provocations, as seen in Charli XCX's The Moment.
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert skewered Donald Trump's explicit social media threats to Iran and his tonally jarring White House Easter egg roll, highlighting the president's erratic behavior.
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RecommendedStandup Kemah Bob expands their FOC It Up club into a full-day festival with workshops, masterclasses, and a comedy show at Soho Theatre, championing diversity and inclusivity in comedy.
Saturday Night Live comedian Chloe Fineman is under fire after a resurfaced interview clip reveals she joked about pulling down a six-year-old boy's pants at summer camp.
Aisling Bea's debut standup tour, 'Older Than Jesus,' delivers 75 minutes of commanding comedy, blending glamour with accidental motherhood in a scatty, self-deprecating show at Hammersmith Apollo.
Paul Cross, a professional Donald Trump impersonator from Bristol, reveals he has faced physical attacks and death threats since opening a Trump-themed bar in Thailand, while remaining proudly pro-Trump.
Ike Barinholtz debuts his new quizshow podcast 'Funny You Ask' with guest Mindy Kaling. Plus, discover other top podcasts including 'Single Ladies in Your Area' and 'The Overturn'.
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RecommendedRiz Ahmed's hosting debut on Saturday Night Live UK delivered a masterclass in comedy, featuring standout sketches and sharp social commentary that solidified the show's rising success.
Comedian Josh Thomas answers 10 chaotic questions, revealing his nemesis, thoughts on men's shorts, and a humorous take on a fight with Harry Styles.
Comedian Josh Thomas humorously discusses hypothetical fights with Harry Styles or Margaret Thatcher in a new interview, reflecting on his career and comedic style.
A new study reveals scientists average only 1.6 jokes per talk, but humor can boost credibility and make complex research more accessible to all audiences.
Bryan Cranston and the original cast reunite for a Malcolm in the Middle reboot, featuring outrageous comedy, nudity, and wild stunts. The Breaking Bad icon embraces his goofball dad role with full commitment.
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RecommendedAustralian cabaret star Reuben Kaye discusses facing death threats from far-right groups, the power of queer rage in comedy, and his mission as artistic director of Adelaide's cabaret festival.