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It was bound to get downright inappropriate during the roast of Joan Rivers -- but was anybody really expecting not one, but two cracks at the late David Carradine's expense? Warning: Language NSFW.
Both Greg Giraldo and Joan herself made the jokes -- but they leave us with just one question ...
Filed under: David Carradine
There's a reason insult master Lisa Lampanelli didn't show up to the Comedy Central roast of Joan Rivers this weekend -- if she couldn't be in charge, it wasn't worth her precious time.
A week after Kathy Griffin was announced as the roastmaster for the event in Los Angeles, Lampanelli -- who's usually the headliner at these things -- dropped the following message on her Twitter page:
"No Joan Rivers roast for me this year. Not worth doing if I ain't roastmaster -- besides summer is for fun, not work."
Burn.
It's wrong in every possible way, shape and form, but when Lisa Lampanelli decided it was time to exploit Rihanna's horrible, tragic situation at the Comedy Central Roast of Larry the Cable Guy -- people couldn't help but crack up.
Filed under: Rihanna, Chris Brown
David Spade tapped his celebrity rolodex for the season finale of "The Showbiz Show" yesterday. Live from, Hollywood, it's Wednesday night!
A TMZ spy attended the hilarious season three closer, featuring a special house band -- Spade introduces the musicians as the "The Chuck and Larrys." Out pops a bearded Adam Sandler and a poker-faced Kevin James. Sandler rocks out on the electric guitar while James provides attempts to look musical. Another SNL alum, Rob Schneider swings by to provide vocals and percussion ... along with his dog, Oscar.
The Chuck and Larrys definitely gave the Max Weinberg 7 a run for their money ... or not. Catch 'em in all of their rock and roll glory when the episode airs tonight on Comedy Central.
Filed under: TV
As various officials debate Paris Hilton's mental state, David Spade and the guys at "The Showbiz Show" think they have it figured out: Restless Vagina Syndrome.
In this clip from tonight's ep, a fake commercial runs for RVS with the tag line, "Isn't it time you got your vagina back?" *shuddering*
According to "Showbiz," symptoms include "trouble sleeping, sitting for long periods of time or staying in jail." Hmm, sounds fishy ...
Check out "The Showbiz Show" tonight at 10:30 PM ET on Comedy Central.
Filed under: TV, Paris Hilton
When Dave Chappelle spotted a couple of photogs waiting for him outside Swingers coffee shop in Los Angeles late last night, he asked if they were spies from Comedy Central. Sorry, Dave, that's the paparazzi.
Intrigued by photog's uncanny ability to sniff out a star from a mile away, the comedian asked, "How do you guys know people are going to be places?" Um, that's what they do for a living.
But what was most puzzling to Chappelle was the lack of demand over paparazzi photos of minority celebs. "How come paparazzi never takes pictures of black celebrities?" he asked. "Our pictures aren't as profitable are they?" Awfully deep conversation for that late at night, isn't it?
Filed under: Paparazzi Video
David Spade is surrounded by photogs as he leaves Hyde. They ask about his upcoming projects, and wonder where Heather is. Is it TMZ's Starcatcher? Nope -- it's a promo for Comedy Central's "The Showbiz Show with David Spade!"
The promos tout the March 15 return of the show, but Spade fans needn't wait 'til then. On Sunday, "The Showbiz Show" is going live with its first ever Oscar blog, to chronicle all the winners and losers. Log on to www.theshowbizshow.com for the play-by-play.
Oh, and Dave, we love you too!
Filed under: TV, David Spade
Jon Stewart doesn't just think he's smarter than everyone else. He might actually BE smarter than everyone else.
Julia R. Fox, an assistant professor of telecommunications at Indiana University, has conducted a study that says that the popular "fake news" show is just as substantive as network coverage.
The study, "No Joke: A Comparison of Substance in The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Broadcast Network Television Coverage of the 2004 Presidential Election Campaign," will be published next summer by the Journal of Broadcast and Electronic Media, published by the Broadcast Education Association.
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Filed under: TV
Stephen Colbert is what Bill O'Reilly would be if he had a sense of humor. For two seasons, Colbert has satirized the right-wing political pundit for the amusement of Comedy Central viewers. Colbert has been so successful that his word "truthiness" was voted the 2005 Word of the Year by the American Dialect Society. He's even spawned his own political party.
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Filed under: TV
Step aside Jesus, Michael Jackson and Barbra Streisand -- 'South Park' now has its sights set on Tom Cruise and the Church of Scientology.Filed under: TV, Tom & Katie
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