The Show Wonet Go On by Jeff Abraham and Burt Kearns
In the world of comedy, when a comedian does a set onstage and it barely gets a laugh or a chuckle
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Lake of the Ozarks by Bill Geist – Book Review
Lake of the Ozarks – The summer job is practically a rite of passage for teenagers who outgrew summer camp and
Funny Man: Mel Brooks by Patrick McGilligan
In his show business career that has lasted for seven decades, Mel Brooks – who recently turned 93 – can boast
Like Mother Like Daughter Cookbook all about the love & the joy in cooking together
“Like Mother Like Daughter Cookbook includes some traditional, some new and some borrowed recipes that hold a special place in my heart.”
Working by Robert A. Caro
For the past 45 years, best selling author Robert A. Caro has set the bar quite high when it comes to
Howard Stern Comes Again
Radio shock jock Howard Stern has been regarded as shocking, inappropriate, controversial, obnoxious, sexist and vulgar. However, throughout his more than
Giraffes on Horseback Salad by Josh Frank and Manuela Pertega
Just when I thought I have read practically every book by or about my all-time favorite movie comedians – the Marx
Left to the Mercy of a Rude Stream by Stan Goldman book review
On April 21, 1945, as Nazi Germany was about to collapse thanks to the rapidly advancing Allied armies of Russia, the
Dirty Rags by Stick
When Montreal author Stick (aka Jon Reisler) published his first collection of engrossing short stories My Dirty Clothes, I realized how
The Big Fella by Jane Leavy
Now that the 2019 Major League Baseball season is underway, and many fans are wondering whether the Boston Red Sox will
Genius of Albert Einstein inspiration for first ever 3D printed book
Genius 100, an initiative of the Canadian Friends of Hebrew University (CFHU), that gathers a community of pioneering humanitarians and changemakers
Born A Crime by Trevor Noah
Ever since the days of the court jester, the comedian has been regarded not only for their ability to make people
