The queen of comedy, Margaret Cho, took some inspiration for her humorous song “Lice” from Bob Dylan. It’s a funny little video and the song is quiet a strong folk song had it not be for the slapstick. Her voice is not bad at all on this one.

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This doesn’t look like her at all, but it’s a cute little cover, to say the least. Let’s hope the new album Inside Out is a little less “Whine Up” and little more “Run The Show.”

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It’s amazing how the fact that their third album was a half-assed EP with a bunch of lackluster hand-me-downs and people are rarely addressing that. Not cute.

This has got to be one of the funniest skits we have seen on SNL in a while. And she pulls it off really well. Too bad her album Rated R sucks.

Thanks you Slags.

These are two clips from Margaret Cho’s 5th stand-up comedy DVD titled Beautiful. It has taken a while for Margaret to put out a DVD since Assassin. And it’s her first in with democratic administration in office. So, the DVD’s going to be a little different with the usual great mixture of preachiness and laughs.

His name is Fahad Al-Butairi. He has opened for some of the Axis Of Evil comedians.

Don’t know whether to cheer or jeer this. A part of me feels like it might be a great flick that will expose the world to the absurdity of pigeonholing people and another part is afraid that it might end up being a cesspit of stereotyping that will me a laughingstock out of a minority. But, I do remember feeling, that in Borat, the people who turned out to be the laughed-at where not the two Kazakh characters, but the other people in the movie. Well, in some cases. 

I hope all the episodes show up on youtube. It’s hella funny.

The sensation is sweeping the world over. The other day I saw people doing it in Kababji. No kidding!

“I’ve got a new show starting at Largo, in Los Angeles, on January 27 and February 24. It’s called “Fingerbang” and it’s totally exciting and new and different. Essentially, the show format is a lot like “Hee Haw,” which was this awesome country comedy variety show from the 70s that I used to watch. It combined really stupid hick comedy with country music, with people jumping up out of cornfields to tell even cornier jokes. “Fingerbang” will be similar, but not as corny and not as country. 

Feb 24 lineup TBA

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She’s all kinds of chuckle!

I laughed so hard I couldn’t breathe. Watch it…

I’ve always like a little bit of preaching with my comedy. That’s why I cite Margaret Cho as my fave and could never understand what is so funny about Sarah Silverman. But, George Carlin takes it to a whole other level.

A classic.

When I say legendary, this is what I mean.