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by Ryan Meehan This week at FOH, I’ve put my balls on the chopping block by making some pretty bold picks with regards to the 2015-2016 NFL season. Today, I’m going to go a step further by making some even bolder picks with regards to what will happen in…
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by Ryan Meehan On Tuesday we covered all bases with regards to the NFC, so today as promised we are going to switch gears and discuss the other half of the NFL. I have to be honest, this piece was much more difficult for me to complete than the…
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by Ryan Meehan Hailing from beautiful Covington, Kentucky Jay Armstrong is one of America’s funniest scumbags. His style of comedy delights degenerates and high society alike. From observations of the world he has a general distaste for to accounts from his personal experiences there is a little something for…
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by Ryan Meehan Last year the National Football League ended on a very bizarre note: A head-scratching “WTF” play call made by Seattle coach Pete Carroll resulted in the New England Patriots being crowned champions just a week after they were accused of purposely deflating footballs in the AFC…
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian John Caparulo is perhaps best known as the under-dressed everyman on the E! hit show, Chelsea Lately. Cap, as he’s known by his friends and fans, has also made multiple appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Comedy Central Presents, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The…
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by Ryan Meehan Justin Martindale is an LA based comedian originally from San Antonio, TX who has been seen as a guest on E!’s “Live From E!” As well as the series “Worst Thing I Ever…” In 2014, he was the co-creator for the hit Funny or Die web…
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian Jennifer Bartels is an actress and funny lady who resides in Los Angeles and NYC. A graduate of East Carolina University, she packed up her B.F.A. in Theater and headed to NYC where she studied and performed at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater on numerous improv…
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by Ryan Meehan Solidly ensconced in the 30-40 demographic, comedian Todd Glass may now be considered ineligible to be labeled a wunderkind-but he certainly was one, having launched his career in comedy at age 16. Since that precocious start, the Philadelphia native has developed into a polished performer with…
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by Ryan Meehan If there is a club, hall, bar or basement that needs jokes, Larry XL is ready to entertain. Larry XL is a favorite with audiences from the Bahamas to Canada. He’s been a finalist in comedy competitions in his native Baltimore and neighboring cities like Washington,…
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by Ryan Meehan Carmen Ciricillo has been touring nationally since 1990 and has created a humorous routine about life as a contractor which everyone can understand. In 1991, after an appearance at the Laugh Factory near Chicago, Carmen was asked to perform for the Northern Illinois Home Builder’s Association. That’s when the word spread…
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by Ryan Meehan Brandon Wardell is a Los Angeles based comedian. He started doing stand-up comedy in DC at 17, did it for four years, then moved to LA in 2014. Wardell is featured on Bob Odenkirk’s album, “Amateur Hour” and later went on tour with him. Brandon also recently…
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by Ryan Meehan Megan was born in northern California, but her time there was brief. Her family ventured to several states during her youth, including: Nevada, Maryland, Arizona, and Colorado. The youngest of three kids, her flare for drama surfaced by age three when she told her parents she…
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by Ryan Meehan Lisa Landry came up through the famed New York City comedy circuit to become an audience favorite at clubs, colleges and theaters across the country. Landry has appeared on ABC’s “Comics Unleashed”, CBS’s “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” & “The Bonnie Hunt Show” on NBC. She starred…
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by Ryan Meehan Mark Normand is a fun-loving New York comedian. He has done a Comedy Central HALF HOUR special, has appeared on TBS’s Conan twice, Showtime’s “Live at SXSW”, Inside Amy Schumer, TruTv, Best Week Ever, Last Comic Standing, @Midnight and released an album with Comedy Central Records…
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by Ryan Meehan Since bursting onto the NYC comedy scene, Erik Rivera’s name has become synonymous with comedy. With quick wit, commanding stage presence, charisma and an infectious smile, Rivera has become a favorite act at comedy clubs, events and colleges throughout the country. He made his Late Night debut on…
Comedy is just like “The Force” from Star Wars. Can you imagine what it would take to unite the two sides of it? Well, that’s happening as we speak in stand-up comedy, and it’s not pretty. … Read More The “Force” of Stand-Up Comedy
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian Casey Jost is also an actor and writer based out of New York City. You may have seen him most recently on GSN’s Lie Detectors, or Comedy Central’s branded-content series “Comedy Central Central”. He’s a writer and a producer for TruTV’s smash hit “Impractical Jokers”, and he is…
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by Ryan Meehan During the summer of 2014 Andy Woodhull was the first comedian to make his network television debut on the Tonight Show: Starring Jimmy Fallon. He has also recently appeared on Conan, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, and Gotham Comedy Live on AXS. In 2009 he appeared…
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