From the desk of Jesse Thorn comes "Blast Processing."
A conversation with Kevin Allison of The State and Risk!
Pee-Wee's Redemption in the New York Times
Garry Shandling and Jeffrey Tambor discuss Larry Sanders
Louis CK and other comics recall their starts (NYT)
A fascinating (but too brief) interview with Chevy Chase in Time
Our friend Jimmy Pardo destroying on... wait for it... local TV in Minnesota
The anatomical Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man
Jonathan Coulton on Benoit Mandelbrot
President Obama will appear on Mythbusters
The remix to maybe my favorite track on my favorite album of the year, "Tangerine" from Big Boi.
Johnny Carson's vast archive is coming online.
Behind the scenes with 30 Rock writer/producer Kay Cannon
Our pal Conan writer Todd Levin charts out a day of unemployment.
A lovely profile of our own Graham Clark in Discorder Magazine
At Boing-Boing: the how and why of digital preservation at the Library of Congress
The Onion's video team takes on the future in their first for-pay video.
Some clips from Janeane Garofalo's new standup special.
Our friend Ben Kharakh interviews the great George Saunders
Jimmy Stewart didn't recognize Bill Murray, and Bill Murray didn't recognize Josh Hartnett
The making of Outkast's Aquemini
And the making of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video
Pete from Mad Men doesn't have a toilet and is just amazing in general.
New Orleans jazz and brass music is all well and good, but where's the bounce and hip-hop in Treme?
Important: Eugene Mirman, Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter are making e-cards.
Kristin Wiig's awesome song for the soundtrack of Magruber is, uhm, awesome. It's called Champion.
Jane Espenson's insights into joke structure are almost alarmingly consistent.
Onion editor Joe Randozzo's absolutely right: internet memes stink.
Past JJGo guests Chris Hardwick and Jonah Ray are starting a podcast!
Rooftop Comedy talks to our pal Jonathan Coulton.
A.O. Scott talks about one of my favorite films, "Three Kings"
A great interview with Todd Phillips about why he casts people who are actually funny in his films.
An insane idiot and his collection of descending-size deer heads, by Jack Handey
Rafi Kam says the insult of our times is: "your hustle is showing."
Exhaustive interview with Stephen Colbert in Rolling Stone. He's a class act, by the way.
Fat Joe's new single is bananas. Next single will be horrible.
An insane idiot and his collection of descending-size deer heads, by Jack Handey
Rafi Kam says the insult of our times is: "your hustle is showing."
Exhaustive interview with Stephen Colbert in Rolling Stone. He's a class act, by the way.
Fat Joe's new single is bananas. Next single will be horrible.
And one of the photos from the above... NERD BOYFRIEND-IZED
Dick Cavett talks to Jimmy Fallon about hosting a late night TV show.