‘Hannah Gadsby: Douglas’ Trailer: The ‘Nanette’ Creator Returns in New Netflix Special
Hannah Gadsby rocked the world of American stand-up with “Nanette” and is returning to Netflix with a new special later this month.
Hannah Gadsby rocked the world of American stand-up with “Nanette” and is returning to Netflix with a new special later this month.
In January 2018, comedian-actress Mo’Nique called for a boycott of Netflix over “gender bias and color bias.”
Starting tomorrow, the network will stream 24 straight hours of its half-hour stand-up specials on its Stand-Up YouTube channel.
Digital distribution models aren’t enough to overturn the patriarchy, as Netflix’s own numbers reveal.
The Nanny herself talks working with Weird Al on “UHF,” acting teachers who advised changing her voice, and a new Showtime stand-up special.
“I like to jerk off, and I don’t like being alone,” C.K. said at the start of his recent show in San Jose, California.
The standup special, premiering Friday night on Showtime, is a perfect distillation of Smith’s strengths as a performer.
In a year when comedy and the news cycle became impossibly linked, Wolf’s hourlong HBO special is relevant without leaning on headlines.
The trailer from Netflix’s latest original stand-up special has Scovel taking some comedy notes from unlikely sources.
Sources say that Rock was paid $40 million for the specials.