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Rescheduled for 7:30 pm on 9/9 and 7:30 & 10 pm, 9/10-11, Comedy on State. $20-$15.

7:30 pm on 6/3 and 7:30 & 10 pm, 6/4-5, Comedy on State. $20-$15.

Slowly emerging from his quarantine cocoon, ‘90s comedy icon Bob Saget realized something he may have known all along: he really, really enjoys stand-up comedy. And like a husband reconciling with spouse after a trial separation, he’s rediscovering her all over again. After thanking me for laughing at the mere “sounding” of his well-known name, the 65-year-old funnyman goes into riffing about how he got back with his first love. “It was too long [away]...I only did one show [in mid...

Isthmus Picks for June 3-9 includes the DNRs Free Fun Weekend, Dragon Art Fair in DeForest and Spring Art Tour in the Mount Horeb area, and much more.

Doesnt it? you know, when you get right down to it? >> he was move-in ready. he was just letterman. >> i have a feeling on, your shot on this show tonight, youre going to be working a lot on the comedy store. >> thank you. >> well be right back. >> letterman got chances, because johnny carson, the most powerful man in television, was behind him. >> there was a fire in laurel canyon not too long ago. and i lost, like, an entire set of dishes, you know? well, you know how paper burns. >> does stan...

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Paul Mooney has died. He was 79. According to TMZ, the comedian, writer and actors family confirmed that he died from a heart attack on on Wednesday morning (May 19th) at his home in Oakland. Paramedics tried to revive him but they were unsuccessful. Journalist and TV host Roland S. Martin initially broke the news about Pauls death, saying that he received a call from Pauls cousin Rudy Ealy. Martin said, “His cousin, Rudy Ealy, just called me from Paul’s phone and said he passed away tw...

Gateway to summer Tommie Smith, a 1968 Olympics gold medalist and lifelong activist. Tommie Smith Awards, Thursday, May 27, 6:30 p.m.: A new collaborative event coordinated by Madison College and UW-Whitewater, the Tommie Smith Awards recognizes area athletes who are also working for positive change in their communities. The event is named for lifelong social justice activist Tommie Smith, who along with fellow medalist John Carlos made the world take notice with the “clenched fist” ...

The veteran performer also recalled trying to carve out a career in America.

I tried to break America... What was I thinking?! - Alexei Sayles bizarre brush with the Golden Girls