Channel 4 has launched A Comedy Thing YouTube channel for stand-up with Vittorio Angelone, Finlay Christie, Olga Koch, Gbemi ...

Channel 4’s new digital channel A Comedy Thing to launch with four fresh shows - The new channel, which will launch on July ...

Channel 4 has announced plans for a new dedicated digital comedy channel featuring original unscripted comedy content.

YouTube Launches First-Ever Comedy Week May 19-25. Kicks off with a global livestream on YouTube, May 19 at 5pm PT/8pm ET. San Bruno, California (April 25, 2013): YouTube announced today the first ...

YouTube Comedy Week, which launches with a live-streamed show May 19, is the first attempt by Google's video-sharing site to make a full programming slate (or whatever the online equivalent of a ...

YouTube comedy team Smosh is stealing a page from “Saturday Night Live” with their first-ever live Internet broadcast later this summer. Childhood buddies Padilla and Hecox, who started ...

YouTube announced it will be hosting its first ever Comedy Week beginning from May 19-25. The online video giant's Comedy Week is being billed as the best of comedy and live events, along with ...

The YouTube comedy franchise Smosh produced an 80-minute-plus live sketch show on Friday night, which generated over 50,000 simultaneous viewers and featured original ads for the brand 5 Gum.

From May 19 to 25, YouTube will vie for your laughs with its inaugural Comedy Week. Already we've seen many hilarious promos on TV, featuring stars like Arnold Schwarzenegger pontificating about ...

In addition to their YouTube channel, which has over 1 million subscribers, Dormtainment created Comedy Trap House, a "digital network cookin' up jokes, music reviews, and laughs." ...

YouTube Comedy Week music videos from The Gregory Brothers titled "The History of YouTube" and Freddie W titled "The Last Cat on Earth" Trump Investigation; Interest Rate Hike; ...

In other words, “bro comedy” is inherently unaccepting of women comics. Actually, comedy in general is highly misogynistic, with some critics, like Christopher Hitchens in his 2007 Variety article ...