The Cornell Sun published an interview with Seth Meyers on Friday, in which the SNL writer discussed his background in comedy and joking about politicians. Mentioning how jokes about the crop of GOP candidates seem to write themselves, Meyers then said liberals may be more sensitive to the jokes because the view the show as safe territory.
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At the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner Saturday night, host Seth Meyers cracked a series of jokes about C-SPAN’s sparse viewership, including an unexpectedly prescient joke about Osama Bin Laden hiding out by hosting his o... Read Post
Last week's SNL had no less that eight sketches featuring gay themes or gay content. The comedy in these sketches, without exception, derived from one of three premises: 1. Men kissing or otherwise enjoying each other's bodies. 2. M... Read Post
Boom Chicago, a Dutch comedy troupe, has become a farm team for the American comedy world. Past Boom members include former head writer of "The Colbert Report," Allison Silverman; "Daily Show" writer Peter Grosz; “Wicked” and "MADtv... Read Post