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A.V. Club DC
Summer TV Club Classic points to the sky, shouts, "There's Firefly!"
A.V. Club DC
The Comedy Central series boasted an amazing cast, and we've been looking forward to Meredith's take on it since she pitched it to us last year. This feature will run Mondays at 3 pm Eastern, beginning on June 4. With the announcement that the show ...


 
Toledo Blade
Leave political correctness at home for 'The Producers'
Toledo Blade
Donnell Rawlings, who is a frequent guest comedian on E!'s Chelsea Lately and known for his Ashy Larry character from Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show, brings his observational humor for six performances this weekend to Funny Bone Comedy Club in Fat ...


 
Bobcat Goldthwait on movies, mojo, stand-up comedy and 'God Bless America'
Examiner.com
He directed several episodes of The Man Show and Chappelle's Show. He's also done voiceover animation for “Hercules,” “House of Mouse,” and “Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.” From 2004 to 2007, he directed over 250 episodes of Jimmy Kimmel Live.

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Real Talk: Notes on D'Angelo's Return
Arizona Informant
It was a telling observation by (my favorite) comedian Chris Rock that helped to explain what Black celebs are up against. “Black stardom is rough,” Rock said. “I always say Tom Hanks is an amazing actor and Denzel Washington is a god to his people.

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Independent Online
Silence! I keel you (with laughter)
Independent Online
But with all his immensely popular characters – including Debbie, who appeared as Dunham's character's “wife” in Dinner For Shmucks, starring Steve Carrel – Dunham hasn't presented a black one as a permanent cast member in his shows.

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The Trouble With "Scandal"
Indie Wire (blog)
Like many, I eagerly anticipated the premiere of the show Scandal. A beautiful, black woman who is a power player in DC, it had me chomping at the bit. With all of the strong television shows for women (Homeland on Showtime, The Good Wife on CBS ...

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The DVD Wrapup: Underworld, Dark Tide, Kreutzer Sonata, 42nd Street Forever…More
Movie City News
The first time I can remember seeing Kate Beckinsale on screen was her appearance in John Schlesinger's charming period barnyard comedy, “Cold Comfort Farm.” In addition to her delightfully spunky approach to the material, it was her delicate features ...

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