Unfortunately, Jerry Seinfeld has a few.
No, he's not apologizing for skewering a pro-Palestinian protester during a comedy appearance earlier this year.
“Maybe there's no candidate you love in this election, but the problem is you, and maybe the person you love is yourself.”
He would do it again soon.
He wants to bring back the idea of ”far-left” crushing comedy.
The “Seinfeld” alum mused this in an interview published in Variety yesterday.
Does culture change, what I used to say? [I can’t because] people are always moving [the gate]?Yes, but that is the biggest and easiest goal. Don't say specific words about the group. so what? To be a comedian, you have to be 100 times more accurate in your observations. … So, as I said, I don't think the “far left” is doing anything to inhibit the art of comedy.
Did Seinfeld understand the comedy world's bad taste at first glance? Backpedaling here is Tim Walz, weird, Jerry!
And, of course, he was right at first.
Joker's home invasion
The movie that scared Warner Bros. executives like crazy is coming back for Halloween.
'Joker: Folie à Deux' could lose studio up to $200 millionbecomes Distribution starts on VOD from October 29th. It was released on October 4th and box office sales plummeted, dropping by a whopping 80% in its second week.
Who could have predicted that a movie that ditched everything that made the first “Joker'' exciting and added musical numbers might be a disappointment at the box office?
The film feels like an elaborate trick from director Todd Phillips. He probably loved the “Joker Burns Money” meme and brought it to life.
hathaway's hash
A salad of words. It's catchy and delicious!
Consider Oscar winner Anne Hathaway. She stopped by Vice President Kamala Harris' Broadway fundraiser earlier this week. The star of “Les Misérables” The best way to praise a presidential candidate It was to speak like Harris.
“We have a big choice to make, America, you have to choose and you have to vote. Maybe this election you don't have a candidate you love. “No, but you have to take care of yourself and maybe the people you love. America, you have to vote for yourself,” she said.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, right?
No Hahahahaha from Harris hack
I knew the late night host had no shame, but this is ridiculous.
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert went from partisan hacks to literal cogs in the Democratic National Committee earlier this year. They hosted a Democratic fundraiser for President Joe Biden before the decline in cognitive function among less active older adults made its national debut at the June 27 presidential debate.
The comedians kept the open secret hidden for more than three years. And to my delight!
Now they jump and catch Ms. Harris' general medical report states that she is in good health.
“This weekend, Harris released her latest health report, stating that her health is in 'excellent condition.' It's great that the phrase “in excellent health” feels like a criticism of Donald Trump. This should be followed up with “can climb stairs'' and “is potty trained.'' ”
Satire needs a kernel of truth to be funny. Even if you open up the magnifying glass, you still won't find anything interesting there.
sad? yes. interesting? There aren't that many.
“Saturday Night” disappears
“Saturday Night'' has been performing poorly at the box office.
The film, which captures the chaotic moments of the first episode of “Saturday Night Live,” received mostly positive reviews and solid box office results from its New York/Los Angeles premiere. The film expanded its release over the weekend, keeping audiences mostly away. The film grossed $3.9 million from 2,300 screens.
Maybe we don't want to remember the days when SNL aired smart, irreverent comedy with no agenda. For longtime fans, it's a jagged little pill that's hard to swallow.
Either way, “Saturday Night” is notable for at least one reason. After decades of box office failures based on SNL characters, this is the first bomb based on the show itself.
