The innovative but dead dot com got moved yesterday. And some creator were apparently left a little surprised and in a lurch.

For a short window, Funny or Die has the premiere exclusively. Exclusively to share on blogs like this one.

My good friend Mike Sacks is working on what might be the definitive work on comedy writing and writers, with interviews with folks as diverse as David Sedaris, Bob Odenkirk and Mad Magazine's Al Jaffee.

30 Minutes isn't enough. An hour is too much. Where the Brits got this right.

The Pythons let us have the sketches and, hopefully in what will be proven to be a smart move, ask us to buy the physical media if we like 'em so much.

A mea culpa for delinquent blogging and a request for some help.

Birbiglia delivers his most cohesive and introspective material yet.

Reporters asking if comedy can survive Obama don't realize the joke has been on them all along.

Guest Poster Matt Ruby of the comedy blog Sandpaper Suit tells why comics need to go into the lion's den.

Setting punchlines to music is dangerous. Watching these will make you appreciate Zach and Demetri all the more.

Listen to my interview here.

Video and audio from his recent appearance at Blizzcon.

It doesn't entirely fill the void of Chappelle' Show for Comedy Central, but it's a welcome voice for the channel.