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Comedy
Bill Cosby takes the stage for first public performance in years
Bill Cosby joked about his blindness, scatted along with a jazz band, and even played the drums Monday in his first public performance since abuse allegations from dozens of women put his career on hold two years ago.
- by Jeremy Roebuck
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Mo'Nique calls for viewers to boycott Netflix over 'gender and colour bias'
Mo'Nique has called on her fans to boycott Netflix, accusing the streaming service of "colour bias" and "gender bias" in the wake of a pay feud.
- by Rob Moran
Mrs Brown's Boys: Looking for love with the foul-mouthed matriarch
Irish comedian and performer Brendan O'Carroll had no idea how successful Mrs Brown's Boys would be when it began in 1992. Yet the thousands who later queued to see O'Carroll as Irish widow Agnes Brown on stage knew they were watching something special.
- by Charles Purcell
'The horror': Melbourne comedian's NYE Phil Collins burn goes viral
He's one of the most divisive figures in pop music. And in the early hours of Monday morning, a Melbourne comedian went viral for once again poking a stick at one of the world's richest drummers.
- by Broede Carmody
Jimmy Carr, remote tickler and 'drug' dealer
Jimmy Carr really believes in the power of laughter. To the British comedian, mirth is one of the building blocks of human society itself.
- by Charles Purcell
From Little Britain to Mr. Stink, why David Walliams is still breaking boundaries
The comedian, writer and long-distance swimmer has become a publishing phenomenon.
- by Richard Jinman