• Steve-O Almost Became a Rapper: A Memoir

    Steve-O once rubbed elbows with top music executives and hip hop artists. Without the recorded footage, people (himself included) would probably find it difficult to believe that he once attempted to make a career in rap music.

  • Your Favorite Comedy Central Shows Are Returning in 2016; 'Broad City,' 'Workaholics' & More

    Comedy Central has finally revealed their season premiere lineup, filled with some of the network's most popular programs. With the departure of 'Key & Peele' still weighing heavy on many hearts, Comedy Central is preparing to return some of your favorite late night shows in 2016. Get ready to laugh with 'Broad City,' 'Workaholics,' and more Comedy Central originals, as well as, two new shows.

  • After 9/11 Lie, Comedy Central Still Airs Steve Rannazzisi Special

    Comedian Steve Rannazzisi earns his living by telling jokes and fabricating the truth at times, but his most recent lie about being present at The World Trade Center during the 9/11 attacks is one that has cost him a commerical deal with Buffalo Wild Wings and could have also cost him a one hour comedy special with Comedy Central. However, in his favor, Comedy Central still aired the special after Rannazzisi issued a public apology.

  • New Justin Bieber Comedy Central Roast Trailer Has Beliebers Crying [WATCH]

    As we inch closer to March 30, Comedy Central has unveiled a new trailer for their upcoming roast of Justin Bieber. This time around, it shows Bieber's army of fans, the Beliebers, doing their signature move -- crying for the Biebs -- as his breakout hit "Baby" plays in the background. Other than the Biebs, the other party most likely to get burned in this roast are his faithful Beliebers. And in this video, they just "can't even."

  • Adam Sandler and Bob Barker Meet in 'Happy Gilmore' Rematch

    The first go-around was so good that it earned the inaugural MTV Movie Awards for Best Fight in 1996 when Adam Sandler and Bob Barker squared off in 'Happy Gilmore.' Almost 20 years later, the two reunited for the rematch of their epic showdown -- this time in the name of charity.

  • 'Restless' Jon Stewart Announces He Will Leave 'The Daily Show' Later This Year

    First we learned that Brian Williams was suspended from "NBC Nightly News," and then a few hours later Jon Stewart announced during a taping that he will be leaving "The Daily Show" later this year. Stewart took over the anchor desk from Craig Kilbourn in 1999 and has used sarcasm and quick wit to win over viewers while holding typical news readers and politicians accountable. His reason for leaving? Stewart explained that he feels "restless" and that the show and fans deserve better than a "restless host."
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