Comedy News

A new book of photography asked our favourite entertainers to show off their comedic stripes, showing us the truly hilarious sides of funny celebs from Steve Martin to Conan O'Brian to Tina Fey to John Cleese.

Tony Cavalero's career journey has taken him far: from military school and playing lacrosse to becoming a main member of the legendary Groundlings comedy group and establishing his own improv group with the curious name of Robert Downey, Jr. Jr.

Who knew that Monty Python would still be hot enough more than 30 years after their last performance to sell 20,000 tickets in under a minute?

Family Guy, one of FOX’s most popular Sunday night cartoons, has taken a bold step and killed off veteran character Brian Griffin.

Los Angeles - Horror and comedy are brought together in Peter Dukes' latest work, Little Reaper. Peter Dukes, an indie filmmaker based in Los Angeles, has been making indie films for over 19 years. His company Dream Seekers Productions has made 16 horror short films.

One thing's for sure: "Getting On" would not have made it onto the airwaves back when medical shows were all the rage. And Marcus Welby or Joe Gannon would have never set foot in the show's extended care facility. There are excellent reasons for this.

Sometimes blockbusters can overshadow those nice surprises at the box office. It is often those nice surprises that add zest as the numbers are tallied.

A poor showing for "The Counselor" meant a raunchy comedy took over the top spot at the box office with an impressive $32 million. It also knocked out three-time champ, "Gravity."

Toronto - Gender politics are rarely as funny, or as thought-provoking, as they are in “Venus in Fur.” Making its Canadian debut in Toronto, David Ives' Tony-winning one-act play cleverly twists satire and eroticism into an exciting, sexy stage winner.

Toronto - Daniel MacIvor has long established himself as a Canadian theatre icon, but he’s never been as accessible, funny or true as he is in his newest play, “The Best Brothers”, which was a hit at last year’s Stratford Shakespeare Festival.