Comedy

Someone very talented (okay, it was Austin Butler) once told the host of Subway Takes, that everything a man desires lies on the other side of embarrassment. Rahma says: One hundred percent agree.

The curmudgeonly TV legend and some pretty, pretty big guests celebrated at the LA premiere of Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.

The actor-writer-producer turned author discusses how Pat Conroy, Stephen King and G.I. Joe shaped his prose debut Thrilling Tales of Modern Men.

GQ’s Zach Baron talks to the comedy superstar about God, family, getting an audience to laugh at “dark stuff,” and why he’s not calling his new horror parody Scary Movie Six.

The 28-year-old comedian went from grinding at stand-up to being crowned Saturday Night Live’s latest star while never turning down his outsized energy.

They still generate ratings and sometimes even headlines, but after this week's hit-or-miss salute to Kevin Hart, GQ columnist Chris Black wonders if the enduring insult-comedy format has outlived its entertainment value.

Pass the ivermectin, because Mulaney's new bit about the “comedy-adjacent” Health and Human Services secretary is going viral.

Nothing but take-it-to-the-bank recommendations for what to watch on every streaming service.

Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? is the latest fictional film to mine humor and pathos from life on the stand-up stage—but where does it rank among the best examples of the genre?

The comedian's latest special which he surprise-dropped on Friday night ends with a 30-minute odyssey that's some of his best work of late.

From rom-coms to courtroom drama to playing the Wolf of Wall Street’s irascible dad, the late filmmaker and actor put his heart and his hyper-specific sensibility into everything he touched.

The Hacks star, whose new Netflix special premieres this weekend, talks to Mulaney about her wild childhood, cultivating relentless self-belief, and what it's like to get booed by 3,000 people.

Tim Robinson's byzantine HBO comedy about a conspiracy-pilled suburban dad dropped a season-ender that sets the stage for an even wilder season two. Consider us, uh, seated.

To achieve the HBO comedy’s frumpy corporate aesthetic, costume designer Nicky Smith had to renounce all her natural instincts. “Wrinkles are good. Disheveled is good. Uneven is good,” she tells GQ.

As the king of supremely awkward comedy returns with a new HBO project, The Chair Company, we help you find which Tim Robinson sketch, movie, or TV show best fits your personality.

He retired as SNL's longest-tenured writer more than a decade ago. Now, at 73, he's having a moment, with a viral Epstein joke on Conan's podcast, a sinister supporting turn in One Battle After Another, and a role in Tim Robinson's next project.

The comic and podcaster with the “she/they shooters” thinks “we need to bring back public beef”—but had a good conversation with MrBeast after their online dust-up.

The Spinal Tap co-creator on pioneering the mockumentary, getting turned down by Hot Ones, and resisting the temptation to do a joke about an amp that goes to 12.

We caught up with the alt-comedy star at TIFF for the premiere of Maddie’s Secret, a directorial debut that walks the tightrope between absurdity and sincerity.

The success of The Naked Gun has brought new attention to the near-disappearance of a beloved genre. Directors, writers, and critics weigh in on where movie theater comedies went—and whether they’ll come back.