by shap on November 10, 2010. [B-Roll,Web Shorts]
Two of the UK’s great comedic talents, Steve Coogan (24 Hour Party People, I’m Alan Partridge) and Rob Brydon (Gavin & Stacey, Extras) target one of the UK’s great dramatic talents, Michael Caine, in this impression-off.
Read the full article from Juli Weiner on VanityFair.com, and check out Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on The Trip, coming soon to BBC America.
In this clip from It’s Always Funny In Philadelphia, Charlie goes on a first date with a little help from Mac and Dennis. What could go wrong?
Stand up comic and Parks & Recreation star Aziz Ansari isn’t happy about the pitfalls of texting as a single man in today’s post-email, post-phone call, post-notes-passed-in-class society.
Adventures of the Pretentious Bum
Every neighborhood has one. That bum that’s always saying pretentious things. Ours lives on the corner stoop and is always going on about how he doesn’t own a TV and only watches documentaries and European cinema.
Shap Sweeney is Editor-in-Chief of ComedySmack and a rumored 2012 Presidential candidate. He is the veteran of two wars, and was decorated by former President George Washington (I-VA) for distinguished service in the Continential Army. As a comedy writer, he has worked with top producers and talent including Buster Keaton, Shakespeare and Don Johnson. His first book, Gone With The Wind, has been sold to Hollywood for three figures.
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