Comedy series ‘How to Die Alone’ is the latest in a string of new Black-led shows. But has the TV landscape actually changed?
Even as Black creators push new shows featuring Black characters, the television industry still has a ways to go when ...
At Charleston's newest comedy club, Black comics take 'our careers into our own hands'
Wit's End Comedy Club in North Charleston SC hosts comedians from all over the country and standup performers local to ...
Laughter, Culture, And Comedy: ‘Because They’re Funny Festival’ Returns To DC
DC’s premier comedy festival returns for a second year, promising a star-studded lineup and a celebration of diverse talent.
New Black-led shows are popping up. But they aren’t solving TV’s problems
Even as Black creators push new shows featuring Black characters, the television industry still has a ways to go when ...
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Lewis Black says 'goodbye' to the comedy circuit
The Daily Show correspondent and stand-up comedian said this is his final tour, but he'll stay busy in other ways.
Phil Wang: I wouldn’t be a comedian if I wasn’t mixed heritage
Comedian Phil Wang has said his mixed British and Malaysian heritage is “central” to his comedy – and believes he would not ...
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DC hosts 2nd annual Because They’re Funny Comedy Festival
Washington, D.C. is set to host the second annual Because They’re Funny Comedy Festival, a vibrant celebration of Black ...
Lobo Cancellation Special #1 Review: Back in Black Comedy
The 21st century has not been overly kind to Lobo. The New 52 revamp attempted to replace him with a leaner, more amoral ...
Black Power Rangers Comedy tour returns to Knoxville and spotlights a local comic
A line-up of Black comedians set to perform at The Bottom after receiving a warm welcome in Knoxville last year. Here’s how ...
Photos: North Charleston comedy club host Black Power Rangers Comedy Tour
The Black Power Rangers Comedy Tour at Wit’s End Comedy Club and Lounge Saturday, September 21, 2024 in North Charleston.
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Black Power Rangers Comedy tour returns to Knoxville and spotlights a local comic
The Black Power Rangers Comedy tour, comprised of an all-Black lineup that includes Knoxville’s own Brandi Augustus, is back on the road and coming to The Bottom at 2340 E. Magnolia Ave.