Tan France Gives John Mulaney a Hypebeast Makeover on “Dressing Funny” for Netflix

NICE ASS - Dir. Carlyn Hudson. Premiered at SXSW 2018, Vimeo Staff Pick.

After a failed date, Jake maintains a friendly connection with a part of Brooke that no one saw coming.

Every Sports Debate Show Ever by The Kicker.

No matter what sports debate show you’re watching, it’ll look and sound exactly like this.

"…this is your 21st century, less politically correct, but way better, 'Weekend at Bernie's.'" -Smells like Screen Spirit 

Nerds! Need a movie to watch this weekend? How about the newly released comedy Feeding Mr. Baldwin? It's available on most platforms and should not disappoint.

Check out a clip above featuring comedian/actor Andrew Donnelly.

Watch here:

Don't forget to vote in the American Comedy Awards

The show is May 15 on NBC and you have until March 18 to cast your vote. There are too many great nominees to list here, so go check it out and make up for the fact you didn't vote for Obama the second time, I mean, he was gonna win anyway, right?

Joe Mande: Bitchface reviewed

By CNTributor JM Cook

When I saw that Joe Mande -- known for his stand-up, Twitter prowess and work on "Parks and Recreation" -- was releasing a comedy mixtape I had many questions.

What is that?

That was my only question, actually.

Turns out, it is an interesting hybrid of a hip-hop mixtape and a traditional stand-up record. Who would have thought?!

A summary: this is a very funny album. It's worth the $5 on iTunes and I would certainly pay to see this tour (which hits Canada, the northeast and Pacific northwest, screw you middle America!) if it came close to me.

The album is streaming at Complex Music at the moment and I'd very much recommend listening to it.

"Bitchface" weaves in traditional hip-hop mixtape tropes (skits, drop-ins by people, a constant reminder that this is a mixtape) with Mande's stand-up.

Some of the best parts of the album are where Mande subverts these mixtape expectations. For example, during the album's outro, Mande gives shoutouts to a million random people ("Shout to Dr. Conrad Murray, shoutout to Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, Dr. Sanjay Gupta") and it's funny enough that I would listen to him give shoutouts for 20 minutes.

If you've followed Mande's performances on late night talk shows, the material will be familiar. There's his "the first guy to milk a cow" bit and his riff on how crazy our Instagrams would be if they were developed photos.

One of the album's best moments is "Somalis" where he goes from trying to explain lakes ("It's fresh water filled with food") to a person from Somalia to explaining cold, then humidity, then eventually electricity ("Dude, I don't know. First you have to harness the power of the river? Then that turns into lightning you can control with your fingertips").

Hip-hop and stand-up comedy have always been close cousins and on "Bitchface" Mande finds a way to bring them even closer.

I normally hate pranks but when the target is TV news it is fair game.

All you need to know is a guy tricked cable news shows into letting him on to cook disgusting food. It's brilliance.

Image by Twitter user @BitterKrust

I would write a longer tribute to the legendary Mitch Hedberg, but I think he'd like us to keep things short.

Happy birthday and R.I.P.

MUST WATCH: Google Glasses for Helen Keller Kickstarter video

And if you like that be sure to watch the videos for a Kriss Kross Hologram, Smooth Urban Wear Jeans, and even one to send Elian Gonzalez to Euro Disney.

All Points Bulletin is KILLING IT with these banned crowdfunding vids and they deserve your attention. 

Commercial Auditions with Scott Beehner (Vol. 1)

I mean this must be how it actually goes down in an audition room, right?

And volume 2 is just as good if not better.

Creatures Coping - Ep. 1 - Angry like the Wolf

This completely improvised webseries by funny people Alex Aschinger & Chris Yule is everything you need on a day like today. 

If you enjoy episode one, make sure you watch the rest because it gets better and better. 

OCTOBER SHOWERS

Quite possibly one of the most hilarious/disturbing Halloween specials ever.

[email protected] - Episode 3

In which Mark Twain attempts to apologize to a black co-worker for his book's racism.

Let's just say it gets awkward.