Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will host the 2021 Golden Globes
Famous comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are going to team up once again to host the 2021 Golden Globes. They last hosted the show in 2015 and at the time said that they would never host it again. The show was last hosted by Ricky Gervais who has also claimed that he will not return to host again.
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Jerry Seinfeld standup special ‘23 Hours to Kill’ gets Netflix air date
Jerry Seinfeld is bringing some more laughs to Netflix with his latest stand-up special “23 Hours To Kill.” It is the comedian’s second stand-up special for Netflix after “Jerry Before Seinfeld,” which saw him combine a stand-up set at the Comic Strip Live in New York with a retrospective and showcased his influences such as Lenny Bruce and George Carlin.
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Larry David urges people to stay home
Larry David urges people to stay home
Veteran comedy writer/ comedian, Larry David recently appeared in a public service announcement where he encouraged people to stay home during the crisis and binge-watch television. He went on to insult people who are still going outside, calling them 'idiots' and telling them that by going out they are hurting old people.
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Scrubs actors start a podcast dedicated to rewatching the show
Zach Braff and Donald Faison have both come together to make a new podcast that will discuss every single episode of their hit show 'Scrubs'. The actors will discuss funny stories and behind the scenes information regarding each episode of the show. The podcast will be released weekly and will include other cast members as guests.
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The Office crew reveals the real reason Steve Carell left the show
According to a new book by Andy Greene, Steve Carell did not intend to leave 'The Office' after season 7 but was removed by NBC. Carell had told his manager that he wanted to stay but NBC chose not to renew his contract, a decision the crew called 'asinine'. The show has since become one of the most successful sitcoms of all time.
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