Weird Al has adapted to the Internet better than any other artist from the 80's. His Chamillionaire parody "White and Nerdy" has over 50 million views on YouTube, and is currently one of the site's most popular videos of all-time. The song was his...
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3 weeks ago 
After working with partners Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright to create a successful British sitcom (Spaced) and two hit feature films So Paul (the alien) is completely computer generated? That's the last time Simon and I ever write something with CGI....
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1 month ago 
I like Zombieland. A lot. It's funny, it's bloody, it's got the celebrity cameo of the century and I'd love to make a movie just as awesome someday. It was obvious I had to interview the director, Ruben Fleischer. Not just because our "...
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1 month ago 
have Aspergers. They all had the same type of childhood. Not necessarily unhappy, but lonely. And he felt that if you had this type of upbringing that you sort of go into your own head, and that you can hone your humor this way and create your...
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2 months ago
After a sucessful stand-up career and finishing the first season of Important Things With Demetri Martin, his highly rated Comedy Central series, Demitri Martin is making his foray into feature films with Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock. Now, there's a...
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3 months ago 
Those that have seen Wet Hot American Summer need no intro to this interviewee, who both wrote and starred in the decade-old cult favorite. Michael Showalter is also a founding member of sketch groups Stella and The State, the latter of which is...
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5 months ago
After becoming one of the original columnists on this very site, Steve Hofstetter went on to write online for Sports Illustrated, the New York Times, and the NHL (that's hockey). Now he is one of the most requested standup comedians on the college...
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8 months ago
Which character or celebrity impersonation do you get recognized from the most? Drunk Girl. Even with a crew cut and the facial hair of a Lhasa Poo, people still see the intoxicated lady in me.Who is the funniest person ever? My Grandma Betty....
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9 months ago
Like many other successful sketch comedy troupes, Whitest Kids U'Know built up their audience from popular online videos and live performances. After two successful seasons of their Whitest Kids TV show, two members from the group are making their...
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9 months ago
What do you associate with beer pong, besides getting belligerent in a moldy college basement? Ever thought about tossing together a tournament in Las Vegas that would grow to house over 400 teams? How about whipping up a $50K grand prize? Of...
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10 months ago
Honestly, I hope other people get motivated and post about their life too. You'd be surprised how many people wanna watch it.
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10 months ago
You probably recognize Rob Corddry from his days as a correspondent on "The Daily Show" along with his recent appearances in movies such as Blades of Glory, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, and...
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1 year ago
The spin-off is about Raven's dad becoming a chef in the White House and Corey, her brother, moving to DC. Hence the title, "Corey in the House." Oh sorry, that's information on the cancelled "That's So Raven" spin-off, "Corey in the House." The...
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1 year ago 
Recently I got the chance to interview the super sweet, super nice and super hot Big 10 Playboy girl Jamie Graham, a 21-year-old senior and Marketing major at Ohio State. We chatted it up on the phone for a bit, then after I thought she was...
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1 year ago 
With the season premiere of Always Sunny mere hours away (tonight at 10pm on FX), I sat down with Charlie Day (Charlie), Rob McElhenney (Mac) and Glenn Howerton (Dennis) to talk about the show and find out which shirt they've chosen as the winner...
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1 year ago 
I'm a Homestar Runner fanatic. That's why CollegeHumor's usual nerd correspondent Jeff Rubin allowed me to do this interview with the Mike and Matt Chapman, the voices and animators of Homestar Runner as well as the creators of the new...
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1 year ago
Most people will at least recognize Bill Burr from his appearances on "Chappelle's Show." The Massachusets-born comic has been in the business for over a decade and after a handful of Letterman & Conan appearances, a few short cable specials,...
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1 year ago
Zach Galifianakis is what you call an alternative comic. When you think of most standup comedians, you imagine stale comparisons between males and females, and what the deal is with parking tickets. Not so with Galifianakis, who states his joke...
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1 year ago
What would you say is the best and worst thing about releasing your first standup comedy album in your mid 30s?It was great. Nothing bad about it at all. I started doing stand-up later in my career because, although it's something I always wanted...
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1 year ago
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian, a storyteller, and a sleepwalker. He is one of the only people on earth to keep a blog that others actually read. After this year's "What I Should Have Said Was Nothing" special, he will debut a new one-man show "...
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1 year ago 
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