Sonia Denis On Comedy Central's Docuseries 'Dark Humor': 'Future Black Comics Will Watch And Say It's Easier For Us Now'The stand-up comic discusses the new Comedy Central docuseries that highlights the journeys of Black men and women in comedy and why she was inspired by comics like Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy.
Christopher Mintz-Plasse On Comedy Central's 'Blark And Son': 'There's Nothing Better Than Working With Your Friends'The actor discusses the new season of his animated sitcom and playing McLovin in "Superbad."
'I Wanted A Special That Followed My Career': Michael Kosta On 'Michael Kosta: Detroit. NY. LA.' Comedy Central Special & 'The Daily Show'The stand-up comedian and correspondent for "The Daily Show" discusses his new Comedy Central special.
'Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was A Titan': Desi Lydic On Comedy Central Special 'Remembering RBG: A Nation Ugly Cries'The Daily Show correspondent discusses her special on the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
'I Just Wanted It To Be Joe At The Comedy Cellar': Joe List On Comedy Central Stand-Up Special 'Joe List: I Hate Myself'Comedian Joe List discusses his new special on Comedy Central, performing on David Letterman and opening up for Dane Cook.
'My Relationship With The Art Form Changed Forever': Esther Povitsky On Comedy Central Stand-Up Special 'Hot For My Name'Esther Povitsky discusses her new comedy special for Comedy Central and shares what her reaction was when Adam Sandler shared her work on social media.
'I Push Boundaries. If You Try To Silence Me, It Will Get Bad': Jessica Kirson On Comedy Central Special 'Talking To Myself'The stand-up comedian discusses her first comedy special on Comedy Central.
Is 'Broad City' The 'I Love Lucy' For Millennials?Lucy and Ethel revolutionized friendship for a whole group of women on the verge of a societal change, and now Abbi and Ilana are doing the same thing on their Comedy Central show 'Broad City.'
Detroit's Water Shutoffs Take Center Stage In Comedic 'Water Hoarding' Report"... These protesters, they don't really care what happens to this city next," Detroit News columnist Nolan Finley says in the video.
Colbert Shares Glipse Of His 'Late Show' Persona, Trolls With Letterman SelfieStephen Colbert made his first appearance on CBS' "Late Show" giving the audience a look at his persona off his Comedy Central show "Colbert Report". He shared a story of putting in his resume for a writer job. He ended up not accepting that position back in 1997 since he got hired by the "Strangers With Candy" crew.
Comedian Skewers Plan To Turn Belle Isle Into Tax-Free Utopia"There might soon be a community where high earners are safe and it's in the last place you'd think -- Detroit," Stephen Colbert says.
Daily Show Pokes Fun At Detroit Bridge DebateMichigan is the butt of the joke when a credulous correspondent from the show asked Shabazz, a soccer mom, Tea Party member, and Canadian officials to explain why anyone would oppose a free bridge from Canada.
GM Exec Whoops TV's Stephen Colbert In Feat Of StrengthGeneral Motors Vice Chair Bob Lutz wowed viewers of the Colbert Report on Comedy Central, when he beat host Stephen Colbert in a push-up contest.
Kid Rock To Headline Comedy Central's Next 'Roast'Kid Rock is set to join the likes of Donald Trump, David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson as Comedy Central’s next Roastee. Who should be the Roast Master. Pam Anderson maybe?