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It’s almost time to watch the ball drop and ring in the new year. As we kick old man 2010 in the ass as he goes out the door and before we all head out to our respective parties to welcome baby 2011 here’s some things in the world of comedy we’re looking forward to in 2011. Read the rest of this entry
So, the year is ending and 2011 is just around the corner. But here’s a Laugh Button recap of things in comedy that had us talking in 2010 for better or for worse.
Okay so maybe Lisa Lampanelli was the last person one would imagine having attachments to porn but this isn’t what you may think. The queen of mean will be the host of this year’s AVN Awards. The yearly awards that are doled out to the adult industry for various accomplishments.
The awards show normally selects a comedian to host the evening. I know this because I anxiously follow them every year WAIT! I mean…uhhhh, damn!
The awards show will go down on January 8th, at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas and Lampanelli will host with Riley Steele and Tori Black, two adult actresses whose work I swear I am unfamiliar with. My mother reads this site man!
Reggie Watts made another appearance on Conan this month. This time around it was the night before Christmas, where he was on hand to tell us a story. Reggie Watts style!
Watch the man whom Kurt Metzger calls an “enemy of Fraggles” deliver us a story for the holidays.
A while back Larry King announced his intentions to begin a stand-up career upon his retirement from his talk show. Last night King showed he was serious about this as he stopped by The Tonight Show and told two jokes.
King stated he’s more a storyteller than a joke man. His stories include being on hand when the King James Bible was written and what he thought about witnessing the Declaration of Independence signing. I kid, I kid. Frankly, the jokes are pretty much what you expected to hear from the man, neither being originally his and has probably been told to you every holiday since birth by your crazy uncle or grandfather…which pretty much strikes me as the demo Larry King would go for as a stand-up comedian. Read the rest of this entry
Jeff “The Dude” Bridges brought it all home this weekend as the final host of Saturday Night Live in 2010. With it, he brought his usual cool edge to the show as he opened the night with a familiar face, Cookie Monster, who’s spent the last few weeks auditioning for a hosting role on the show. The duo performed a perfectly swell musical ditty which set the pace for the rest of the night. Here’s the recap: Read the rest of this entry
Well well well it’s looking like things are A-OK in Whoville. 2010 is ending and I still haven’t seen a holiday hawk dammit, with the next two weeks off I think I need to make that a mission.
I should call Jim Gaffifan and Michael Ian Black to see if they can help me out. Read the rest of this entry
I’m not sure if Comedy Central had a rich uncle die or something but between the new logo and announcing that they booked Donald Trump as the target of their annual Comedy Central Roast, the network seems to be dropping some dough. Read the rest of this entry
