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Chelsea Handler jokingly asked for "privacy" at this time after going Instagram official with her new boyfriend Jo Koy.

Conan O'Brien was seen joining Stephen Colbert during his Emmy Awards speech on Sunday—despite having nothing to do with the comedian's show.

"He came up towards me, not like he was going to attack me, but like, aggressively make out with me?" the comedian, Jenny Zigrino, quipped.

A list of films where the gags and parodies didn't quite pay off, according to reviewers.

Trump Jr. shared a comedy clip of Jonathan Pie, a fictional news reporter portrayed by British comedian Tom Walker.

South Korean comedian Park Na-rae allegedly placed the doll's arm between its legs to resemble a penis during a segment for her YouTube series "Hey Narae."

Comedian Janey Godley claims her anti-Trump sign got her banned from America. "I'd love to go back now Joe Biden's in charge," she said.

The streaming platform has reportedly deleted a total of 42 episodes from the comic's podcast with little fanfare. The most recent episodes removed included one recorded live at a comedy club and a coffee company's founder.

The comedian began trending on Twitter as he presented a series of awards at the 2021 Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony.

Comedian and Georgia resident Corey Ryan Forrester calls out right-wing propaganda on social media.

Baldwin and Messing promised to wear a mask, while others called for more action to help those affected by lockdowns.

Wearing a messy blonde wig and sloppy red lipstick, the actor emulated the viral witness video to hilarious effect to show just how ridiculous the testimony was.

Prince Harry, Tiffany Haddish, Sheryl Crow, and many other comedians and musicians will join host Jon Stewart for the first virtual edition of the yearly benefit.

Sacha Baron Cohen manages to make fun of two people very close to the president in 'Borat 2', but he also let one key interview subject in on the movie being a satire.

Celebrities made fun of Giuliani for getting duped in the film into a precarious situation with GIF threads, stories about their own encounters and more.

After fans were hoping for the announcement of a new Postal Service album, this 20-minute PSA is not exactly being welcomed.

"That's my best and final," the comedian and frequent Trump critic wrote in her tweet on Friday.

With a fictional "912" emergency line, Adam Mansbach and A'Darius Bell hilariously respond to people who are too quick to call the police in everyday situations.

Even though the comedian conceded that he may have been a little hard on a fan named Karen, he said that he had no regrets and thanked fans for their support.

The cast of "The Daily Show" posed as partners in a humorous law firm for "presidential attorneys," complete with a phone number you can call.

Comedian Sarah Cooper talks about how she makes viral videos using Trump's words verbatim.

The benefit show features a wide array of comics, including Judd Apatow, Jeff Ross, Dave Attell and Roy Wood Jr.

Seinfeld's excellent new Netflix special "23 Hours to Kill" opens up all sorts of questions about his career and what it's like being a comedic icon.

Hasan Minhaj and Kenan Thompson were announced as performers for the 2020 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Look back on some of the funniest moments from past dinners.

Senator Bernie Sanders was interviewed by a comedy doppelganger in a campaign video released Thursday, featuring comedian James Adomian impersonating the presidential candidate.

Disgraced comedian Louis C.K. publicly announced a new tour Monday, about two years after admitting he had been responsible for non-consensual sexual behavior. The announcement appears to have resulted in a mostly negative response online.

The comedians removed the video posting after fielding social media criticism from the host's former coworkers and others.

Kondabolu speaks to Newsweek about his new Netflix stand-up special, "Warn Your Relatives," and the Apu controversy.

"He probably moved my hand to his dick five to seven times," his accuser told women's website Babe.

How writers used to get wisecracks read on the 'Late Show,' according to Ben Schwartz of 'Parks and Rec.'