Tag Archive for: comic-relief
I can excuse unfunny sketches but not strike-worthy working conditions.
Comic Relief: A love letter to funny women
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
Paying my respects to my favorite comedians.
Comic Relief: Becoming cultured through comedy
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
“Documentary Now!” forced me to expand my media consumption.
Comic Relief: Living My Truth
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
My love of impeccable comedy can be set to subpar music.
Comic Relief: Growing fond of feeling funny
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
Catherine Cohen reminds me it’s okay to be annoying.
Comic Relief: Bill Cosby returns … maybe
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
The comedian announced plans to tour in 2023 — will there be support?
Comic Relief: Jake Novak’s tragic tale
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Culture
Putting oneself out there comes with a high cost.
Comic Relief: Musk kills comedy
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
The death of Twitter would be the death of all internet comedy.
Comic Relief: ‘Abbott Elementary’ is exactly what TV was missing
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Film
Quinta Brunson brought back the easy to watch sitcom.
Comic Relief: The price to perform at Festival Fringe is a joke
By KIMBERLY AGUIRRE
in Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Theatre, Visual
The cost of creativity is too much as proved by this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.