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Comedy in the Modern Era: A Deeper Look into the Comedic World Explore the evolving landscape of comedy and the rise of gangster-like personas among comedians. Join Memphis Mayor Paul Young as he discusses the changing dynamics and the prevalence of rich people problems in the comedic realm. Get ready for an insightful and entertaining conversation! #ComedyEvolution #GangsterComedians #RichPeopleProblems #ChangingComedicDynamics #InsightfulConversation #ComedyWorld #ComedicPersona #EntertainingDiscussion #MemphisMayor #ComedicInsights Watch the entire interview: https://lnkd.in/guaTFgjj

Life is not a Journey... It is a series of mini-series adventures - some are dramas, some are adventures, and others comedies and tragedies. In each mini-series we write the screenplay, choose the location, star in our chosen role, and choose our co-stars and the full cast and crew... If you don't like the mini-series you are in - change something and start a new script... We chose to make ours a chain of adventures, yes there's drama, comedy, and tragedy included but we stay on the script as much as possible. What is your life story...?

WATCH Part 1 and comment #burningdesire with your burning desire in life 👀👇🏼 (P.S Feel free to rate the graphic below with honesty 😉)

Laughing is an antidote to almost everything we face and it can be derived from anything. Watching these actors sitting together at the same table is a treat. An hour very well spent. Some of them are absolute legends, and slapstick comedy aside, the routines they employ are fresh, original and darn right unique. The depth that goes into comedy is astounding. The fact that comedy comes from a dark place needs no elucidation. The fact that Henry Winkler says it is so hard to make people laugh when everyone thinks that comedy is easy. Being funny is one thing, making people laugh is another. Each actor has his own story and how they got where they are today is exceptional. Winkler dealt with the kind of typecast issue that we are all aware of, but the fact that he was Fonsie on Happy Days, a show that was voraciously telecasted all over the world, at a time when television had just begun to spread its wings, makes his story all the more impactful. How the great Jim Carrey drives his point that he wants to be taken seriously. That comedy should ignite the issues that are being addressed is golden. How he once dealt with a crowd that booed him, staying on stage for more than an hour and then finally leaving by dragging himself through the floor like a fish. Danson's humility about him being the bridge on Cheers to the wonderfully weird and wacky characters, making it easier for him to rise through the ranks was lovely to watch. I haven’t seen much of Cheadle or Simons in the comical context but their experiences are great to hear. And lastly, Sacha Baron Cohen on his brand of comedy, the depths he goes to. Even with Jim Carrey on the table, Sacha pretty much takes over the bunch due to the maddeningly distinct nature of his performances, especially with the latest show, Who is America. His part is certainly the most riveting. How he describes some of the incidents which involved politicians, controversial figures and topics is unheard of. One of a kind. If you like comedy, give this video a watch. It will shed light on a genre that is sometimes heavily underrated. https://lnkd.in/dbbEGmWW #closeup #roundtable #hollywoodreporter #thr

The Break-Up offers a refreshingly unconventional take on romantic comedies. The film begins where most rom-coms end: with a couple already together. Brooke and Gary, a seemingly mismatched pair, reach a breaking point in their relationship and call it quits. However, neither is willing to give up their shared Chicago condo, leading to a hilariously awkward stalemate as they’re forced to live under the same roof. Unlike most rom-coms, which follow a predictable "boy-meets-girl, boy-loses-girl, boy-wins-girl-back" formula, The Break-Up delves into what happens when a relationship truly unravels. Rarely do we see a film that explores the messy, complicated reality of dealing with a breakup throughout the entire story. What happens when the romance fizzles but the logistics—and emotions—linger? How do we navigate life when stuck in close quarters with the person we’ve just split from? The film strikes a balance between laugh-out-loud moments and poignant insights into love, compromise, and self-discovery. It doesn’t sugarcoat the pain of a breakup but instead offers a realistic portrayal of two people trying to figure out what comes next when "happily ever after" doesn’t pan out. #TheBreakUpMovie #journeyinthreesuitcases #FilmFriday #FilmLovers #MovieMagic

Is "ageing gracefully" just a comedy show? Ageing gracefully isn't always the idyllic picture we imagine. 🎭 It's often more like a comedy than a classic film, challenging the notion that there's a one-size-fits-all approach to growing older. Ageing is a unique journey for everyone, shaped by our individual experiences and choices. #AgeingGracefully #GrowingOlder #LifeJourney

Is "ageing gracefully" just a comedy show? Ageing gracefully isn't always the idyllic picture we imagine. 🎭 It's often more like a comedy than a classic film, challenging the notion that there's a one-size-fits-all approach to growing older. Ageing is a unique journey for everyone, shaped by our individual experiences and choices. #AgeingGracefully #GrowingOlder #LifeJourney

Premiering now on YouTube! Join me and the comedy gang of Dave Ebert, Felicia Frazier, DeAnn Alaine, and special guest Actor Garry Nation as we finish the Book of Acts chapter 19. Why is the church afraid of the Holy Ghost or unwilling to even acknowledge him? Join as we ponder this question and more in Acts 19!

🎥 Here's a snapshot of our rich showtimes data for the opening weekend of the romance/comedy movie "We Live in Time", to be released in Sweden, tomorrow on November 1st! 🎉 Directed by John Crowley and starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield is a touching story of love that sheds light on what really matters. According to NSS Magazine, "Their duo's irony is an active part of the action, with the work dedicating entire comedy scenes to humor, and if for a second it makes us forget that we're watching a drama, the emphatic soundtrack is always there to remind us". According to our data, it currently holds the 6th spot in our movie rankings with 218 showtimes, alongside "The Wild Robot" and "JerryMaya's Detective Agency – The Mascot That Disappeared". The movie is viewed by audiences mostly during afternoon with the highest number of showtimes and less in the evening. Are you planning to watch this romantic comedy in #theaters when it releases nearby anytime soon? Follow and like International Showtimes Team to stay updated with weekly showtimes insights. 😎🍿 #weekend #stats #internationalshowtimes #data #dataanalytics #cinema

NEW EPISODE OUT NOW with stand up comedian and filmmaker @brentpella 🪐 Brent’s videos have gained 500M+ views online and was recently named a “Creator to Watch” by the New York Comedy Festival. He’s best known for his digital comedy content that often satirizes American politics and trending social/cultural issues, as well as his viral celebrity impressions of CA governor Gavin Newsom, Eminem, Joe Rogan, and more. In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating intersection of psych3.d3l1cs & comedy and explore how altered states of consciousness can influence creativity, humor, and storytelling. 🍄