Amber West (form. Stevens) has been cast as the female lead opposite Jarrod Carmichael in Go Jerrod Go, NBC’s multi-camera comedy pilot written by Carmichael and Nick Stoller. Described as a irreverent multi-camera comedy inspired by Carmichael’s stand-up and his relationships with his girlfriend and family, the project follows a young couple, Jerrod (Carmichael) and Maxine (West), who decide to move in together but […]
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Earlier today Deadline reported that Ice Cube is in a bidding battle for a new film titled Rocky Mountain High that he will star in and produce. We discovered that Cube and his team have been doing some homework to look for several up and coming comedians to co-star in the film. That doesn’t mean […]
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In case you missed it at the beginning of the week, comedian Justin Hires (of 21 Jump Street / MTV- Jerks with Cameras fame) dropped a new sketch titled World Star Hip Hop Greatest Moments Vol. 2. The video features sketches about Floyd Mayweather Reading Challenge, Nicki Minaj’s “Anaconda” reaction video, & more. Check out the video […]
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Here is our latest from The Film Flunky comedian Samson Crouppen as he reviews the new film 22 Jump Street! The sequel stars Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill as under cover cops, this time on a college campus! Check out the review below!
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Steve Harvey, former comedian, and current host of The Steve Harvey Show visited the White House and left politics aside when he talked to President Obama. Instead, he touched on more personal topics that drew close to home for the two men. “The greatest moment in that interview for me was [when] he was talking about his […]
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As you already know, the comedy industry has taken a big hit during the coronavirus. So many comedians are trying to figure out ways to entertain themselves and their audience. With that being said, comedians Deon Cole (of black-ish fame) and Tony Roberts (of Uncle Buck fame) decided earlier today to entertain their fans by conducting […]
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