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by Ryan Meehan Brett Erickson is a comedian based in Los Angeles, CA. With a quick wit and a lovably acerbic tongue honed by nearly 20 years on the comedy road, Brett’s live show is not to be missed. Socially-relevant, topical and unapologetic, Brett has been called by Doug…
Yet another example of how the NFL succeeds despite itself. … Read More The Deep Six: NFL Prime-Time “Rivalries” Nobody Should Have To Watch
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by Ryan Meehan National touring comedian Eric Grady is the “World’s Tallest Comedian”, and has been making audiences “bust their guts”, “cry”, and even “pee a little” (actual quotes from audience members) from laughing since 1995 with his hilarious, edgy, and fresh standup comedy. Eric’s comedy career began in…
As part of marking the 1,000th post on Dubsism, a few fellow bloggers thought to honor the man behind Dubsism with an old-fashioned roast. … Read More The Blogger’s Roast of J-Dub
The 1,000th post on Dubsism. Why the hell has this thing lasted this long?… Read More Tonight, J-Dub Becomes 1K-Dub
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by Ryan Meehan Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, April Richardson moved to Los Angeles after graduating from college (later than most people do). Growing up, she was always obsessed with comedy and was always, as the expression goes, the “class clown.” She never realized you could get paid for being obnoxious and…
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By Ryan Meehan The star of over 75 feature films and television programs and internationally recognized for her five year starring role as Lt. Stephanie Holden in the TV series Baywatch, Alexandra Paul began her acting career at age 18 starring in the highly rated telefilm Paper Dolls. She…
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by Ryan Meehan Best known for his three year run on Fox’s MadTV, Pat Kilbane made his mark on the show with outrageous physical comedy and uncanny celebrity impressions. Among his more memorable characters were “Stan the Java Man”, the shady Spishak spokesman, and the floppy superhero “Rubberman”. Kilbane’s…
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by Ryan Meehan Daniel Carrillo is a stand-up comic and writer that grew up and was bullied in Abiliene, TX. before moving to Nashville at 18. When he was 21, Daniel started performing stand-up because he was a big boy that could do whatever he wanted. His stand-up provides…
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? by Ryan Meehan The fierce pride in India is real, although it’s worth noting Akaash’s middle school principal thought he was Mexican for all three years. Such was life growing up in suburban north Dallas. Home. Akaash left home to help people. He wanted to be a doctor…
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By Ryan Meehan Comedian Tony Baker has been featured on the second season of Comedy Central’s “Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution” as well as NBC’s “Last Comic Standing”. He is the winner of the 37th Annual San Francisco International Comedy Competition in addition to being the winner of Uncle Clyde’s…
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By Ryan Meehan When you think one of the most prolific character actors, who’s also an outrageous openly gay stand-up comedian, one name comes to mind…. Jason Stuart. Stuart has been making people laugh out loud with “Gay Don Rickles” performances all over the country since coming out in 1993. He has…
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By Ryan Meehan Freddy Lockhart is an American comedian, actor, writer, and producer. In 2006 he became known for his popular internet series on Superdeluxe known as Mixed Media, and in 2008 was cast alongside Frank Caliendo on the TBS series Frank TV. Lockhart was born in San Antonio,…
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By Ryan Meehan Jimmy Failla (work with me here) is a New York City Cab Driver turned professional Stand Up Comedian. He was named Best Male Comic at the 2014 New York City Nightlife Awards and has been seen on Gotham Comedy Live, BBC America, TMZ Live, The Today…
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by Ryan Meehan The Chris Gethard Show has been referred to as “an often riveting experiment in seat-of-your-pants broadcasting” by The New York Times, “a party on the public access airwaves” by New York Magazine, and once caused Conan O’Brien to say “we’re going to rip that off.” Broadcast…
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By Ryan Meehan Mona Shaikh, also known as The Naughty Muslim Comedian, has a very unique perspective on the contrast and conflicts between American and the South Asian Culture. With half of her life spent in a prominent conservative Muslim household, and the other immersed with America’s entertainment and culture, Mona…
Somebody decided all 32 NFL teams needed a new helmet design. You probably won’t hate all of them. Part 2 of 2. … Read More J-Dub and Meehan Breakdown The 32 Proposed NFL Helmet Designs: The AFC
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by Ryan Meehan Lamont Price has appeared with numerous big name comics such as Dane Cook – whom he opened up for during the recording of the multi-platinum album “Retaliation – as well as Opie & Anthony regulars Rich Vos and the late Patrice O’Neal. He has also featured…
Somebody decided all 32 NFL teams needed a new helmet design. You probably won’t hate all of them. Part 1 of 2. … Read More J-Dub and Meehan Breakdown The 32 Proposed NFL Helmet Designs: The NFC
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by Ryan Meehan American singer Marlana VanHoose was born with Cytomeglo Virus (CMV), and by the time she was a few weeks old it was discovered that she was blind. Her optic nerve never formed, and she was not expected to live past one year. But God knew better, as…
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