Asif Ali's 'Abhyanthara Kuttavali', a comedy-drama addressing false domestic violence allegations from a male perspective, is now available on ZEE5 after a subdued theatrical release. The film, ...

The future of comedy is up in the air as all eyes turn to Jimmy Kimmel and his return to ABC. Affiliate owners Nexstar and Sinclair will preempt the return of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday, Sept. 23 ...

From Tom Segura, Mo Amer to Zakir Khan, here are the top shows at Dubai Comedy Festival Catch 7 unmissable comedy acts at Dubai Comedy Festival, from Netflix favourites to viral sensations, live in ...

American stand-up comedian Tim Dillon says he has been dropped from the bill of Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Comedy Festival because of remarks he made about the country's alleged use of forced labor. Dillon ...

Several U.S. comedians are blasting the star-studded Riyadh Comedy Festival over Saudi Arabia’s human rights abuses. The festival, which kicked off on Friday, features prominent stand-up comedians, ...

In comedy, as in Hollywood at large, there are so many ways to be boxed in. And Caleb Hearon isn’t going for any of them. This commitment has been a defining one for him from the early days of his ...

Update, September 30, 9:30am: Comedian David Cross has spoken out about the Riyadh Comedy Festival, and is urging fans to donate to the Human Rights Foundation instead of attending the event. In a ...

The late-night host was indefinitely suspended following his comments on Charlie Kirk’s death, raising concerns about political speech and censorship, and what voices are being silenced on TV. Now, ...

Shane Gillis is no stranger to scandal, but even he has his limits. The stand-up comedian and former "Saturday Night Live" cast member weighed in on the controversial Riyadh Comedy Festival, a ...

Luc Haasbroek is a writer and videographer from Durban, South Africa. He has been writing professionally about pop culture for eight years. Luc's areas of interest are broad: he's just as passionate ...

The Dutch weekly news satire program “Zondag met Lubach” — or “Sunday With Lubach” — took no prisoners on Thursday, offering a scathing response to Disney’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel this week.