Taru Anniina Liikanen“It’s Not Like He’s a Rapist”A night with a bunch o’ comedy bros, talking about Louis C.K.Apr 14, 202216Apr 14, 202216
James SurowieckiSlapping the JesterWhen Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, he was rejecting the idea that comics shouldn’t be held accountable for the things they say.Mar 30, 202239Mar 30, 202239
Will LeitchWhy the ‘Wayne’s World’ Super Bowl Ad Makes Me SadLike so many Gen X artifacts, Wayne and Garth haven’t partied onFeb 1, 20219Feb 1, 20219
Omar L. GallagaApple’s New TV Show ‘Mythic Quest’ Dares to Get Gaming Culture RightThe comedy series’ most surprising feature is that it’s not a caricature of the $152 billion video game marketFeb 6, 20201Feb 6, 20201
Eve PeyserThe Decade Political Comedy Stopped Being FunnyRemember when you could actually laugh at a president?Dec 10, 20193Dec 10, 20193
Jay LarsonHow to Make Millions of People Laugh at OnceA comedian’s guide to getting a shot at late-night TVMar 6, 2018Mar 6, 2018
James FoltaEddie Murphy’s Comedy Evolution, From ‘Delirious’ to ‘Dolemite’A look at the actor and comic’s career arc shows just how much less mean-spirited our humor has becomeNov 1, 20192Nov 1, 20192
Drew MagaryUh Oh, the Comedy People Are Afraid AgainIs it really that hard to not tell racist jokes?Oct 2, 201949Oct 2, 201949
Jude Ellison S. DoyleShane Gillis, Brett Kavanaugh, and the Comedy of PowerWhite men have always had the ability to pass off violence as ‘funny.’ Gillis’ downfall shows that audiences have stopped laughing.Sep 19, 201913Sep 19, 201913
Meghan DaumIn Defense of Dave ChappelleChappelle’s new special, Sticks and Stones, takes aim at the power of outrage mobsSep 4, 201932Sep 4, 201932