The Best Stand-up Comedy Specials on Netflix
You've probably noticed that there's an overwhelming amount of stand-up comedy on Netflix, and much of it is very good.
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You've probably noticed that there's an overwhelming amount of stand-up comedy on Netflix, and much of it is very good.
Heres my writeup. This is a huge story that should immediately change the way we cover everyone involved. https://t.co/3gpT3XvuZF Seth Simons (@sasimons) August 13, 2021 Humorism deep dives into the Horatio Sanz lawsuit- in which a woman claims she was groomed and assaulted as a teen -…
SNL's weekly audience, the show offers something that unmediated online platforms don't. "The show is — in addition to being a gigantic PR machine — it is sort of a kingmaker that decides who gets to be rich and famous and make TV and movies for the rest of their lives," explained comedy writer and journalist Seth Simons. And while Musk already has money, the fame that SNL offers is different, he said. Simons pointed to Colin Jost, host of the show's Weekend Update segment, who in his memoir wrote of Donald Trump's 2015 appearance on the show. Saturday Night Live comedian Colin Jost g...
Tue Mar 9, 2021 Bruce Bawer is a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. Stand-up comedians used to have a simple rule: no subject is off-limits if the joke is funny. It was a good rule, and it made for some great comedy. The rise of the woke left represents an existential threat to that rule, and to good comedy generally. When it comes to comedy, indeed, the mantra, increasingly, is that any gag that might conceivably offend anyone, especially someone belonging to what the woke left considers a victim group, should simply not be tolerated – period. To an alarming exte...
© press Andrew Schulz is accused of anti-Asian racism over his Netflix show 'Schulz Saves America' But this is more than just politically correct stupidity from Paste magazine, according to The Federalist. It is in fact a dangerous trend among leftists to give cover to the United States’ most dangerous geopolitical foe. In March 2020, the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus insisted that Donald Trump’s use of the terms “Chinese virus” and “Wuhan virus” was racist. This despite the fact that viruses have been named after their places of origin for more than a century. T...