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Laugh — The Alchemist’s Studio

One of the best feelings in the world is the deep-rooted belly laugh. It can bring people together and establish amazing connections. Everything from a slight giggle to a side-splitting guffaw can change the temperature of a room from chilly unfamiliarity to a warm family-like atmosphere.

There is already so much to love for laughter that it seems greedy to look for more, but that’s exactly what researchers Dr. Lee Berk and Dr. Stanley Tan at the Loma Linda University in California have done. These two doctors have researched the benefits of laughter and found amazing results. Get ready to get your giggle on!

1. Lowers blood pressure

People who lower their blood pressure, even those who start at normal levels, will reduce their risk of stroke and heart attack. So grab the Sunday paper, flip to the funny pages, and enjoy your laughter medicine.

2. Reduces stress hormone levels

By reducing the level of stress hormones, you’re simultaneously cutting the anxiety and stress that impacts your body. Additionally, the reduction of stress hormones may result in higher immune system performance. Just think: Laughing along as a co-worker tells a funny joke can relieve some of the day’s stress and help you reap the health benefits of laughter.

3. Works your abs

One of the benefits of laughter is that it can help you tone your abs. When you are laughing, the muscles in your stomach expand and contract, similar to when you intentionally exercise your abs. Meanwhile, the muscles you are not using to laugh are getting an opportunity to relax. Add laughter to your ab routine and make getting a toned tummy more enjoyable.

4. Improves cardiac health

Laughter is a great cardio workout, especially for those who are incapable of doing other physical activity due to injury or illness. It gets your heart pumping and burns a similar amount of calories per hour as walking at a slow to moderate pace. So, laugh your heart into health.

5. Boosts T-cells

T-cells are specialized immune system cells just waiting in your body for activation. When you laugh, you activate T-cells that immediately begin to help you fight off sickness. Next time you feel a cold coming on, add chuckling to your illness prevention plan.

6. Triggers the release of endorphins

Endorphins are the body’s natural painkillers. By laughing, you can release endorphins, which can help ease chronic pain and make you feel good all over.

7. Produces a general sense of well-being

Laughter can increase your overall sense of well-being. Doctors have found that people who have a positive outlook on life tend to fight diseases better than people who tend to be more negative. So smile, laugh, and live long

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The 50 Best Comedies on Netflix Right Now

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As the world continues to fall apart, don’t you just want to something to make you laugh? Netflix is becoming the country’s biggest source for a laughter after a long week at work, but it can be hard to find exactly what you’re in the mood for when you log on to the service. So we’re here to help. (And for more public service announcements, check out our regularly updated lists of the 100 Best Movies on Netflix and the 50 Best TV Series on Netflix.)

*21 Jump Street

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller made their live action directorial debuts with this 2012 buddy comedy that really has no right to be as funny as it is. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum star in the adaptation of the ‘80s TV series but they turn it into a charming flick about perception, identity, and the best and worst of high school life.

About Time

The romantic comedy genre has been in a dire state for many years now, but Hollywood occasionally produces a clever twist on the stale formula. Take this Richard Curtis (Yesterday) movie that features Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams at their most charming. Gleeson plays a man who can travel back in time, and uses that ability to alter his romantic future, learning that it’s better to accept life one day at a time with all of its imperfections.

Addams Family Values

Forget those recent animated movies and go back to the original franchise, especially the 1993 sequel by Barry Sonnenfeld that’s weirder and even better than the first movie. Raul Julia, Anjelica Huston, and Christopher Lloyd leas the creepiest family in town, although the movie is arguably stolen by Joan Cusack as a serial killer who married Uncle Fester.

As Good As It Gets

Believe it or not, this is the last movie to win both the Oscar for Best Actor (Jack Nicholson) and Best Actress (Helen Hunt). James L. Brooks’ romantic comedy is a perfect example of a movie that caught its cast at just the right moment, getting one of the last Nicholson performances that could be called charming and supporting it with great work from Hunt and Greg Kinnear. Some of it is a bit dated, but it catches just enough lightning in a bottle in terms of casting to justify another look.

Bad Teacher

Jake Kasdan’s 2011 comedy has found a loyal audience on Netflix, who have regularly returned it to the top ten offerings on the service. The kind of adult comedy that may never get released in theaters again, this is the story of a foul-mouthed middle school teacher who is very bad at her job. It reminds one how sad it is that Cameron Diaz has retired. She was hysterical with material worthy of her talents and often elevated films that weren’t.

Bad Trip

Eric Andre turns his prank-tastic schtick into a brilliant hidden camera comedy that focuses its Borat-esque energy on the good people of this country, those who are shocked by Andre’s ridiculous behavior, and often reach out to help. Andre plays a Florida Guy who travels with his buddy (Lil Rel Howery) to chase after who he thinks is the love of his life. Tiffany Haddish steals the movie, but it’s really the bystanders who make it work.

Barbershop

Audiences fell so in love with this look at barbershop culture in the Black community that they turned this low-budget film into a franchise with two sequels. Tim Story’s 2002 film is charming and funny, held together by a great cast that includes Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, and Anthony Anderson. One wonders what they’d be talking about at the barbershop in 2020. Maybe it’s time for another sequel?

Begin Again

John Carney (Once) directed this musical rom-com starring Mark Ruffalo as a record label executive who discovers a potential superstar in Keira Knightley’s singer-songwriter. Like he did with Once, Carney finds the humanity in the world of creative musical expression and draws very likable performances from his two leads.

Beverly Hills Ninja

Do you ever think about what could have been if we didn’t lose Chris Farley so young? This 1997 martial comedy is far from a classic comedy, but it’s one of the few cinematic projects that we got from one of the funniest men that ever lived, and that alone makes it worth at least one look. Farley plays an orphan who was raised by ninjas. That’s about all you need to know.

Chef

Just before he gave his sword to the MCU and Star Wars universes, Jon Favreau made arguably his most personal film, writing, directing, and starring in this 2014 comedy about a famous chef who has to find his passion again after falling from grace. A sweet and tender film, it features a great supporting cast and Favreau’s best performance.

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs

Another family movie! This adaptation of the famous kids’ book by Judi and Ron Barrett completely expands on the world of its source material to tell the story of an inventor (voiced wonderfully by Bill Hader) who unleashes a storm of food. The character design here is clever and the script is very smart, written by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who went from this to make a little flick called The LEGO Movie and produce Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. They know a thing or two about great cartoons.

Dolemite is My Name

Eddie Murphy is back! It’s been a long time since we saw this version of Eddie, who reminds us how funny and charismatic he can be with the right part. That part is the flashy personality that was Rudy Ray Moore, a washed-up musician who transformed himself into the character of Dolemite. Like The Disaster Artist and Ed Wood, this is an ode to DIY filmmaking with not just a great performance from Murphy, but Wesley Snipes and Keegan Michael Key too.

Don Jon

Joseph Gordon-Levitt wrote, directed, and stars in this 2013 rom-com with a dirty side. JGL plays Jon Martello, a Jersey bartender who has what could politely be called an active sex life. When he meets a beautiful woman named Barbara, played by Scarlett Johansson, it looks like he may actually have to settle down. An incredible supporting cast fills this one out, including Julianne Moore, Brie Larson, Anne Hathaway, Channing Tatum, and a great turn from Tony Danza.

Eddie Murphy Raw

There was a time, young readers, when Eddie Murphy was the biggest stand-up comedian in the world. Raw remains the highest-grossing stand-up comedy concert movie of all time, and one of the funniest that will ever be made.

The Edge of Seventeen

Great comedies about those harrowing days of late teenage life, especially from a female perspective, are few and far between. So it’s a shame that more people didn’t see this one with Hailee Steinfeld, Haley Lu Richardson, and Woody Harrelson. It’s truthful, hysterical, and anchored in reality in a way that most of the movies don’t even try to be.

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga

One of the most delightful surprises of the dumpster fire that is Summer 2020 has been Eurovision Song Contest, an unexpectedly sweet and clever flick and Will Ferrell’s best comedy in a decade. The Anchorman star plays half of an Icelandic duo who stumble their way through the Eurovision singing contest, but the movie really belongs to Rachel McAdams, who gives a performance that joyfully reminds everyone that she has absolutely perfect comic timing.

The Golden Child

Netflix dropped a few classic Eddie Murphy movies on the service recently, including the 1986 action/fantasy/comedy hit from director Michael Ritchie. Murphy is in full charming mode as a normal guy who discovers he’s the “Chosen One,” the only man who can save the title character, who just happens to be the savior of mankind.

Hail, Caesar!

The Coen brothers wrote and directed this divisive 2016 comedy about the film industry in the 1950s. Forget Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood and stick with this razor sharp gem with a great Coen ensemble that includes Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Ralph Fiennes, Jonah Hill, and many more.

The Half of It

Alice Wu wrote and directed a delightful coming-of-age dramedy that spins the norms. A loose retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac, it features a star-making performance from Leah Lewis as Ellie Chu, a girl who starts writing love letters for the awkward Paul Munsky (Daniel Diemer). The object of his affection, Aster Flores (Alexxis Lemire), turns out to be more than just a typical unrequited love. It’s a sweet and smart film.

House Party

Remember Kid ‘n Play? There was a time when this rap/dance duo was so popular that they launched a comedy film franchise that was big enough that it produced multiple sequels (the next two are also on Netflix). The movie is a nostalgic time capsule now to how people dressed, acted, and, most of all, danced three decades ago. It’s fun.

Hudson Hawk

Critically derided when it was released with intense vitriol, Hudson Hawk has developed a very loyal cult following over the years. A live-action cartoon in a lot of ways, Michael Lehmann’s film stars Bruce Willis in the title role, ably supported by Danny Aiello, Andie MacDowell, James Coburn, and Richard E. Grant. It’s a truly quirky movie, the kind of flick that felt like a cult classic in the making from the minute it came out.

Hunt for the Wilderpeople

Before he made Hemsworth your favorite Chris in Thor: Ragnarok, Taika Waititi wrote and directed this adaptation of Barry Crump’s Wild Pork and Watercress. Ricky Baker (Julian Dennison) has a new foster family, including a sweet foster mother. Sadly, he’s stuck with the surly husband when his new mom passes away, leading Ricky and Hec (Sam Neill) on an unforgettable adventure. Funny and truly heartwarming, this is a comedy that’s almost impossible to dislike.

The Incredible Jessica James

There are not a lot of great Netflix Original comedies (sorry, Adam Sandler fans) as the company has focused more on sci-fi and drama in its first few years of nonstop production. One of the exceptions is this Sundance hit, a great vehicle for Jessica Williams. The former Daily Show correspondent stars as the title character, someone trying to find happiness and love. She’s charming and delightful in a movie that not enough people have seen.

The Interview

Remember the movie that almost started a war? It was actually pretty funny. The drama leading up to the release of The Interview, which made Kim Jong-un so mad that he ordered a hack of Sony and threatened terrorist attacks against multiplexes, understandably overshadowed the actual movie. The truth is that while it’s not perfect, The Interview contains some inspired work from James Franco, and a great supporting turn from Randall Park as Kim. Go ahead and watch it. North Korea will never know. (We hope.)

Just Friends

Long before he was Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds was a fat kid named Chris Brander. Ignoring the arguably offensive fat jokes, this is an underrated laugher about a guy who is stuck in the friend zone with his best friend (played by Amy Smart) but gets a chance to make his dreams come true a decade later. It’s far from perfect but features very likable performances from Reynolds, Smart, and Anna Faris.

Lady Bird

Greta Gerwig’s Oscar nominee is one of the most personal and striking coming-of-age films of the 2010s. Saoirse Ronan stars as a young Californian who longs for someplace cooler than her own hometown. It’s a heartfelt and very smart film, buoyed by great performances throughout, including Ronan, Tracy Letts, Timothee Chalamet, Lucas Hedges, Beanie Feldstein, and Laurie Metcalf, who was robbed of that Oscar.

The Land of Steady Habits

Nicole Holofcener is one of the most underappreciated writer-directors alive, even if she did just earn an Oscar nod for co-writing Can You Ever Forgive Me? You simply have to see Enough Said, Lovely and Amazing, and Please Give. Her latest stars Ben Mendelsohn as a man deep in a mid-life crisis that comes from the realization that he’s not as important as he thought that he was his whole life. It’s not as good as some of her best work, but minor Holofcener is still worth a look.

The Lovers

It’s hard to say that you’ll laugh out loud at this look at marital dysfunction, but Azazel Jacobs indie critical darling has enough black humor to qualify. The wonderful Tracy Letts and Debra Winger star as an estranged, middle-age couple who are both having relatively open affairs. As their lovers insist that they end the marriage, the couple is surprised to fall back in love with each other.

Mars Attacks!

One of Tim Burton’s most purely enjoyable flicks was based on a series of trading cards. The sci-fi ensemble comedy about an alien attack features one of the director’s most remarkable casts, including Jack Nicholson, Annette Bening, Glenn Close, Martin Short, Sarah Jessica Parker, and so many more. Most of all, it’s just a goofy, fun time.

The Meddler

Lorene Scafaria transcended a relatively sitcomish set-up: the story of a mother who meddles a bit too much in her daughter’s life. She did so by staying true to her characters and trusting Rose Byrne and especially Susan Sarandon to imbue them with truth. They’re both excellent, carrying a film that can be a little overdone to a believable place.

Midnight Run

Martin Brest directed one of the best ‘80s buddy comedies in a gem of a movie that paired Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin. The Oscar winner plays a bounty hunter assigned to bring back Grodin’s embezzling accountant, who stole money from the Chicago mob. Easier said than done. Grodin and De Niro have perfect comic chemistry.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

There’s a bunch of Monty Python specials and movies on Netflix, but this remains arguably the career peak of one of the most beloved comedy troupes of all time. A parody of tales like those of the Knights of the Round Table, Holy Grail is one of the most heavily quoted movies of all time, a comedy that feels like it’s playing in some theater somewhere in the world, probably at midnight, every single day. Its popularity simply never recedes.

Monty Python and the Life of Brian

Holy Grail may be laugh-out-loud funnier, but it’s arguable that Life of Brian is actually smarter. Monty Python’s most controversial movie stars Graham Chapman as Brian Cohen, the neighbor of Jesus Christ. It’s an incredibly smart film that caused quite an uproar when it was released due to accusations of blasphemy. Modern comedy could use a little more blasphemy every now and then.

Mr. Roosevelt

Not every movie on a list like this should be a smash hit, so we’re digging a little deeper for this South by Southwest hit starring the delightful Noël Wells of Master of None and Saturday Night Live. She also wrote and directed this story of a young lady returning to her hometown and dealing with some unresolved issues regarding her ex-boyfriend, now with a new partner. Wells is charming and funny.

Mystery Men

The cult of the 1999 superhero comedy Mystery Men grows every single year. Sadly, when it came out, almost nobody saw this clever adventure film about mediocre superheroes. Two decades later, it can be seen as ahead of its time, deconstructing comic book culture in a way that modern offerings like The Boys have turned into smash hits. The cast here is just wonderful, including Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, Paul Reubens, Hank Azaria, Janeane Garofalo, and — wait for it — Tom Waits.

Mystic Pizza

When it was released in 1988, this romantic comedy barely had an audience, although people who did see it could tell that co-star Julia Roberts would be something special (this was the year before Pretty Woman), and it also marked the debut of Matt Damon. In the three decades since, the cult status of Mystic Pizza has only grown. Check it out and remember the good old days.

Our Idiot Brother

This a case of a relatively mediocre indie comedy being elevated greatly by a remarkable cast. The ensemble here is perfect, consisting of Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel, and Emily Mortimer — with Paul Rudd as the title character to these women. Rudd’s brother is a memorable character, a guy who means well but generally causes problems for his sisters.

Pineapple Express

David Gordon Green directed Seth Rogen and James Franco to two of the best performances of their career in a film about an average guy and his dealer who find themselves in criminal crosshairs after they witness a murder. More than just an average stoner comedy, Green imbues the film with a wonderful action movie pace too, recalling buddy flicks of the ‘80s while still feeling fresh at the same time.

Results

Andrew Bujalski’s Support the Girls got a lot of buzz last year, even winning some awards for its great central performance from Regina Hall. If you liked it, check out Bujalski’s last film, another movie about a very unique working environment. Cobie Smulders, Guy Pearce, and Kevin Corrigan star in this quirky rom-com set in the high-pressure world of personal trainers.

School of Rock

Richard Linklater directed Jack Black to the best comedy of his career in this 2003 movie about a guitarist who become a substitute teacher at a prep school and teaches the stuck-up kids there how to rock. It’s a smart, funny family comedy with a huge heart and one of Black’s most lovable performances.

Set It Up

When Set It Up hit Netflix in the Summer of 2018, it felt like a splash of cold water for one reason: the rom-com is in a dire state. They barely get released in theaters at all any more, and they’re typically awful when they do. So to see an old-fashioned, charming romantic comedy felt like something new again. It also helps that Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell have future stars written all over them. They’re charming and delightful — two things we wish we could say about more rom-coms in the past decade.

Silver Linings Playbook

Sometimes a director finds a cast at just the right time and that’s exactly what happened when David O. Russell tapped Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, and Jacki Weaver in this romantic dramedy. They’re all perfect, making this one of the more likable and easy-to-watch movies you could possibly bring up on Netflix.

Step Brothers

The pinnacle of Will Ferrell and Adam McKay’s comedy career remains this modern classic, a movie that’s as rewatchable as anything you could possibly find on any streaming service. One of the reasons for that is the fearless joy with which Ferrell and John C. Reilly literally throw themselves into the roles of stepbrothers who start as enemies and end as family.

Stripes

We still miss John Candy. His co-starring work here is only one of the great things about this near-perfect comedy, a flick that caught Candy, Bill Murray, and Harold Ramis at their charismatic peaks. Murray is at his sad sack best as a man who gets knocked down by life and decides to join the Army. Comedy hijinks ensue. A lot of comedies from the early ‘80s have not aged well. This one has.

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

The list of great Will Ferrell comedies has to include Ricky Bobby’s story, that of a NASCAR driver who falls from grace and climbs back up again. Co-written and directed by Adam McKay and featuring great supporting turns from John C. Reilly and Sacha Baron Cohen, this is one of Ferrell’s most consistent comedies, a movie that’s wonderfully goofy.

Team America: World Police

Trey Parker and Matt Stone broke out of their South Park world with a 2004 spoof of not just the action genre but the entire industry of faux patriotism. Hysterical and subversive, it doesn’t entirely hold up today, but there’s enough to like here, and a comedic fearlessness that isn’t seen that often, then or now.

Tommy Boy

Addiction robbed viewers of more movies as funny as Tommy Boy when Chris Farley died in 1997 at only 33. Farley’s best film will forever be this hysterical buddy comedy with David Spade as the employee forced to babysit Farley’s man-child heir to his dad’s company. The Odd Couple chemistry between Farley and Spade was never better than it was here.

Tramps

If a studio had released this delightful romantic dramedy in theaters, even just in major cities, people would have noticed. It’s smart, funny, and contains a pair of wonderful young performances. It’s the story of Danny (Callum Turner) and Ellie (Grace Van Patten), two struggling New Yorkers drawn together over a mysterious briefcase.

Yes, God, Yes

Natalie Dyer (Stranger Things) is delightful in this 2020 coming-of-age comedy that has had a quick cycle from July VOD to Netflix. She plays Alice, a junior at a Catholic high school in 2000 who learns a few things about sexuality. It’s a smart character study that avoids the clichés of the teen sex comedy to present something truer.

Young Adult

Jason Reitman directs the always-great Charlize Theron in this 2011 dark comedy about a writer of young adult novels who returns to her hometown to wreak havoc. The movie is a bit inconsistent at times but Theron (and Patton Oswalt) is simply great, especially in the way she allows her character to be genuinely unlikable. It’s a smart movie about someone who thinks she’s superior to those around her and learns maybe she’s not.

Comedians on Tour in the United States:

3 Dec George Lopez Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Majestic Theater, 224 E Houston St. San Antonio, TX

3 Dec Ron White Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4The Mirage, 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

4 Dec Rodney Carrington Sat, 9:00 – 10:30 PM David Copperfield Theater, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

2 Dec Trey Kennedy Today, 9:30 PM Aladdin Theater, 3017 SE Milwaukee Ave Portland, OR

4 Dec Ron White Sat, Dec 4 – Sun, Dec 5 The Mirage, 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

5 Dec The Laugh Factory Sun, Dec 5 – Mon, Dec 6 Laugh Factory Comedy Club, 3801 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

16 Jan Jeff Dunham: Seriously Sun, 3 – 7 PM UBS Arena, 2400 Hempstead Turnpike Elmont, NY

3 Dec Rodney Carrington Tomorrow, 9:00 – 10:30 PM David Copperfield Theater, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

3 Dec The Laugh Factory Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Laugh Factory Comedy Club, 3801 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

18 Feb Beethoven to Brahms Feb 18 – 19, 2022 Times Union Center for the Performing Arts, 300 Water St Jacksonville, FL

17 Dec Steve-O’s Bucket List Tour Fri, Dec 17 – Sat, Dec 18 Crest Theater, 1013 K St Sacramento, CA

17 Dec Ray Romano and David Spade Fri, Dec 17 – Sat, Dec 18 The Mirage, 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

8 Jan Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias Back On Tour Jan 8 – 9, 2022 Blaisdell Arena, 777 Ward Ave. Honolulu, HI

4 Dec Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Sat, 3:30 – 4:45 PM V Theater Box Office, 3663 S Las Vegas Blvd #360 Las Vegas, NV

14 Jan Miami Comedy Festival Jan 14 – 15, 2022 Hard Rock Live (in Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood), 1 Seminole Way Davie, FL

31 Dec Chris Tucker Fri, 8 – 11 AM Paramount Theater, 1621 Glenarm Pl Denver, CO

14 Jan MLK Freedom Fest Jan 14 – 16, 2022 Colonial Life Arena, 801 Lincoln St Columbia, SC

31 Dec JEFF DUNHAM: SERIOUSLY!? Fri, 3 – 6 PM Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Rd Rosemont, IL

27 Dec Jim Gaffigan: The Fun Tour! Mon, Dec 27 – Tue, Dec 28 Hard Rock Live, 6000 Universal Blvd Orlando, FL

4 Mar Iliza Shlesinger – Back in Action Tour Friday Orpheum Theater, 129 Roosevelt Way New Orleans, LA

13 May Kevin James Friday Chubb Theater, 44 S Main St Concord, NH

10 Dec Ron White Fri, Dec 10 – Sat, Dec 11 The Mirage, 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

10 Dec Rodney Carrington – Let Me In!Fri, Dec 10 – Sat, Dec 11 David Copperfield Theater, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

11 Dec Ron White Sat, Dec 11 – Sun, Dec 12The Mirage, 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

15 Dec Trey Kennedy: The Are You For Real? Tour Wed, 6 – 10 PM GLC Live, 11 Ottawa Ave NW Grand Rapids, MI

9 Dec Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Thu, 3:30 – 4:45 PM Zappos Theater, 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

11 Dec The Laugh Factory Sat, Dec 11 – Sun, Dec 12Laugh Factory Comedy Club, 3801 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

12 Dec An Evening with David Sedaris Sun, 3 – 8 PM Auditorium Theater, 50 East Ida B. Wells Drive Chicago, IL

15 Jan Jeff Dunham Sat, 5 – 10 PM CURE Insurance Arena, 81 Hamilton Ave Trenton, NJ

3 Dec Christian Nodal with special guest Gera MX…Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4YouTube Theater, 1011 Stadium Dr Inglewood, CA

19 Dec Ron White Sun, 6 – 10 PM Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa, 5223 Orient Rd Tampa, FL

4 Dec Diva Royale Drag Queen Show Atlantic City, NJ …Sat, 5:30 – 8:30 PM Anthem Lounge, 2801 Pacific Ave #303 Atlantic City, NJ

4 Dec George Lopez OMG HI! Comedy Tour Sat, 7 – 10 PM Majestic Theater, 224 E Houston St San Antonio, TX

29 Jan Jeff Dunham Sat, 5 – 9 PM BOK Center, 200 S Denver Ave.Tulsa, OK

3Dec Trans-Siberian Orchestra-Christmas Eve & Other Stories Tomorrow, 3 – 7 PM Golden 1 Center, 500 David J Stern Walk Sacramento, CA

4 Dec Rob Lowe: Stories I Only Tell My Friends (live) Sat, Dec 4 – Sun, Dec 5 Morongo Casino, Resort and Spa, 49500 Seminole Dr Cabazon, CA

4 Dec Trevor Noah: Back to Abnormal Saturday The Forum, 3900 W Manchester Blvd Inglewood, CA

4 Dec Lewis Black Sat, Dec 4 – Sun, Dec 5 Stamford Center for the Arts, 61 Atlantic St Stamford, CT

15 Jan Steve-O Sat, 6 – 8 PM Royal Oak Music Theater, 318 W 4th St Royal Oak, MI

3 Dec Gabriel Iglesias: Beyond The Fluffy Tour Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, 300 A Philip Randolph Blvd Jacksonville, FL

5 Dec Ronny Chieng: The Hope You Get Rich Tour Sun, 6:00 – 7:30 PM Thalia Hall, 1807 S Allport St Chicago, IL

4 Dec LIT AF 2021 Tour: Martin Lawrence Performing …Sat, 7:30 PM Luxor Hotel & Casino, 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

3 Dec Iliza: Back In Action Tour Tomorrow, 7 – 11 PM Paramount Theater, 2025 Broadway Oakland, CA

3 Dec Trevor Noah: Back To Abnormal Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Viejas Arena, 5500 Canyon Crest Dr San Diego, CA

5 Dec Gabriel Iglesias Beyond the Fluffy World Tour – Go…Sun, 7 – 10 PMRP FUNDING Center, 701 W Lime St Lakeland, FL

4 Dec ‘Twas the Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil Sat, 1 – 5 PM The Chicago Theater, 175 N State StChicago, IL

2 Dec Jesse McCartney Nov 26, 2021 – Jun 9, 2022 Mars Music Hall, 700 Monroe St SW Huntsville, AL

2 Dec Three Dog Night Nov 26, 2021 – Mar 26, 2022 Paramount Theater, 1124 Meridian St Anderson, IN

3 Dec Patton Oswalt Live: Who’s Ready to Laugh? Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Uptown Theater, 3700 Broadway Blvd Kansas City, MO

3 Dec Kevin James Tomorrow, 8:00 – 10:30 PM Hard Rock Live, 6000 Universal Blvd Orlando, FL

12 Dec Jane Lynch Sun, 3 – 8 PM City Winery Philadelphia, 990 Filbert St Philadelphia, PA

11 Dec George Lopez: OMG Hi! Comedy Tour Sat, Dec 11 – Sun, Dec 12 Hard Rock Cafe, 6050 Universal Blvd Orlando, FL

4 Dec Patton Oswalt Live: Who’s Ready to Laugh? Sat, 7 – 11 PM The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Blvd St. Louis, MO

4 Dec Iliza: Back In Action Tour Sat, 7 – 11 PM The Reno Ballroom, 401 N Center St Reno, NV

3 Dec Lewis Black: It Gets Better Every Day Tour Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Borgata, Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa, 1 Borgata Way Atlantic City, NJ

4 Dec Gabriel Iglesias Sat, Dec 4 – Sun, Dec 5Martin Luther King Jr Arena, 301 W Oglethorpe Ave Savannah, GA

3 Dec Anjelah Johnson Tomorrow, 7 – 11 PM Raleigh Improv, 1224 Parkside Main St Cary, NC

2 Dec JUDY COLLINS Today The Flying Monkey, 39 Main St Plymouth, NH

18 Feb Iliza: Back In Action Tour Feb 18 – 19, 2022Arizona Federal Theater, 400 W Washington St Phoenix, AZ

10 Dec Trevor Noah: Back To Abnormal Fri, Dec 10 – Sat, Dec 11 Chase Center, 1 Warriors Way San Francisco, CA

10 Dec Jim Gaffigan: The Fun Tour Fri, 7 – 11 PM Vivint Arena, 301 S Temple Salt Lake City, UT

3 Feb Iliza Shlesinger Thu, 7 – 11 PM The Tulsa Theater, 105 Reconciliation Way Tulsa, OK

4 Dec Bill Engvall Sat, 12:30 – 3:00 AM 701 W Lime St Lakeland, FL

3 Dec Carrot Top Live! Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Island Perk, 5734 Sturgeon Lake Rd Welch, MN

4 Dec Chris Gethard Sat, 9:30 – 11:30 PM The Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St Omaha, NE

11 Dec Jim Gaffigan: The Fun Tour Sat, 7 – 11 PM Vivint Arena, 301 S Temple Salt Lake City, UT

4 Mar Rob Schneider Mar 4 – 5, 2022 Santander Performing Arts Center, 136 N 6th St Reading, PA

4 Dec A Rat Pack Christmas Sat, 2 – 4 PM Sellersville Theater, 24 W Temple Ave Sellersville, PA

9 Dec Jim Gaffigan: The Fun Tour Thu, 7:30 – 11:30 PM Moda Center, 1 N Center Ct St Portland, OR

4 Dec Kevin James Sat, Dec 4 – Sun, Dec 5 Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Rd Clearwater, FL

18 Dec NEW DATE: RON WHITE Sat, 1 – 3 AM 3865 N Wickham Rd Melbourne, FL

4 Dec Tito Cheeto Tour – Andrew Santino Live Sat, 7 – 11 PM Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth Ave San Diego, CA

17 Dec Eddie Griffin Fri, 7:30 – 11:30 PM Ontario Improv, 4555 Mills Cir Ontario, CA

28 Dec Jim Gaffigan Tue, Dec 28 – Wed, Dec 29Hard Rock Live (in Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood), 1 Seminole Way Davie, FL

5 Dec Preacher Lawson Sun, 7:30 – 9:00 PM Niswonger Performing Arts Center, 212 Tusculum Blvd Greeneville, TN

8 Dec Jim Gaffigan Wed, 7 – 10 PM Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV

18 Dec Ron White Sat, Dec 18 – Sun, Dec 19 Hard Rock Live (in Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood), 1 Seminole Way Davie, FL

28 Jan Gabriel Iglesias Fri, 8 – 11 PM Yuengling Center, 12499 USF Bull Run Drive Tampa, FL

12 Dec Jim Gaffigan: The Fun TourSun, 7 PM Extra Mile Arena, 1401 Bronco Ln Boise, ID

6 Feb Gabriel Iglesias Feb 6 – 7, 2022 Alliant Energy Power House, 370 1st Ave NE Cedar Rapids, IA

30 Dec New Year’s Comedy Laugh Fest Thu, Dec 30 – Fri, Dec 31 United Center, 1901 W Madison St Chicago, IL

4 Dec Trey Kennedy: The Are You For Real? Tour Sat, 7 – 11 PM Fox Performing Arts Center, 3801 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CA

8 Apr Tracy Morgan Apr 8 – 9, 2022 Mayo Performing Arts Center, 100 South St Morristown, NJ

12 Dec Tim Dillon: A Real Hero Sun, 7 – 11 PM The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Blvd St. Louis, MO

7 Jan Andrew Schulz Fri, 7:30 – 10:00 PM Newmark Theater, 1111 SW Broadway Portland, OR

4 Mar Ron White Fri, 7 – 11 PM The Paramount, 370 New York Ave Huntington, NY

20 Mar Gabriel Iglesias Sun, 7 – 10 PM Redding Civic Auditorium, 700 Auditorium Drive Redding, CA

5 Dec Steve-O’s Bucket List Tour Sun, 7:30 – 11:30 PM Santander Performing Arts Center, 136 N 6th St Reading, PA

2 Jan Comedy Laugh Fest Sun, 7:30 – 11:30 PM State Farm Arena, 1 State Farm Dr Atlanta, GA

7 Jan Rob Schneider – I Have Issues Tour Fri, 8 – 10 PM The Historic Bakersfield Fox Theater, 2001 H St Bakersfield, CA

5 Feb Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias Sat, 8:00 – 10:30 PM Tyson Events Center, 401 Gordon Dr Sioux City, IA

23 Apr The Fabulously Funny Comedy Festival Apr 23 – 24, 2022 Raising Cane’s River Center Arena, 275 S River Rd Baton Rouge, LA

23 Apr Dane Cook Apr 23 – 24, 2022 Boch Center – Wang Theater, 270 Tremont St Boston, MA

17 Dec Rickey Smiley & Friends Fri, 7 – 10 PM Ryman Auditorium, 116 5th Ave N Nashville, TN

3 Dec Jane Lynch: A Swingin’ Little Christmas featuring…Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 The Grand Opera House, 818 N Market St Wilmington, DE

18 Mar Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias Mar 18 – 19, 2022 Stockton Arena, 248 W Fremont St Stockton, CA

16 Jan Tig Notaro Sun, 12 – 3 AM 341 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY

10 Dec Patton Oswalt Live: Who’s Ready to Laugh? Fri, Dec 10 – Sat, Dec 11 Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA

29 Dec Jeff Dunham Wed, 7 – 11 PM Sioux Falls Convention Center, 1201 Northwest Ave Sioux Falls, SD

29 Jan Gabriel Iglesias Jan 29 – 30, 2022 Amway Center, 400 W Church St Suite 200 Orlando, FL

21 Dec A John Waters Christmas – It’s A Yuletide Massacre Tuesday Baltimore Soundstage, 124 Market Pl Baltimore, MD

19 Feb No Remorse Comedy Tour Feb 19 – 20, 2022 Landers Center, 4560 Venture Dr Southaven, MS

14 Jan Gabriel Iglesias Jan 14 – 15, 2022 Idaho Central Arena, 233 S Capitol Blvd Boise, ID

30 Dec Andrew Schulz: The INFAMOUS Tour Thu, 7:30 – 11:30 PM The Wilbur, 246 Tremont St Boston, MA

12 Feb No Remorse Comedy Tour Sat, 7:30 – 11:30 PM Greensboro Coliseum, 1921 W Gate City Blvd Greensboro, NC

31 Dec Brad Garrett Dec 31, 2021 – Jan 1, 2022 MGM Grand, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

4 Feb Trevor Noah: Back To Abnormal Feb 4 – 5, 2022 TD Garden, 100 Legends Wy Boston, MA

3 Dec Club Seating: Paramount Theatre: Mike Birbiglia…Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Paramount Theatre, 1621 Glenarm Pl Denver, CO

18 Dec Lewis Black Sat, 8 – 10 PM Florida Theatre, 128 E Forsyth St #300 Jacksonville, FL

8 Jan Patton Oswalt Live: Who’s Ready to Laugh? Sat, 7 – 11 PM Paramount Theater, 1621 Glenarm Pl Denver, CO

17 Dec Rodney Carrington Fri, Dec 17 – Sat, Dec 18 Bluesville at Horseshoe, 1021 Casino Center Dr Tunica Resorts, MS

9 Dec The Laugh Factory Thu, 8:30 – 11:30 PM Laugh Factory Comedy Club, 3801 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV

4 Dec Christopher Titus: Zero Side Effects Sat, 7 – 11 PM Pittsburgh Improv, 166 East Bridge St Homestead, PA

14 Jan Trevor Noah: Back To Abnormal Jan 14 – 15, 2022 State Farm Arena, 1 State Farm Dr Atlanta, GA

14 Jan Russell Peters: Act Your Age World Tour Fri, 7 – 11 PM The Chicago Theater, 175 N State St Chicago, IL

3 Dec Bob Saget Tomorrow, 6 – 10 PM The Paramount Theater, 713 Congress Ave Austin, TX

8Jan Rob Schneider: I Have Issues Tour Sat, 7:00 – 11:30 PM Fremont Theater, 1035 Monterey St San Luis Obispo, CA

3 Dec Frank Caliendo Fri, Dec 3 – Sat, Dec 4 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, 1000 Boardwalk Atlantic City, NJ

27 Jan Jeff Dunham: Seriously Thu, 7 – 11 PM Center Court Grill, 100 W Reno Ave Oklahoma City, OK

5 Dec Trey Kennedy: The Are You For Real? Tour Sun, 7 – 11 PM Paramount Theater, 1621 Glenarm Pl Denver, CO

18 Dec Vets of SNL Sat, 7 – 10 PM Winspear Opera House, 2403 Flora St Dallas, TX

17 Dec Ricky Gervais: Super Nature Fri, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Scotiabank Arena, 40 Bay St.Toronto, ON, Canada

11 Feb Mike Epps Feb 11 – 12, 2022 Fox Theater, 2211 Woodward Ave Detroit, MI

3 Feb Gabriel “ Fluffy” Iglesias Back On Tour Feb 3 – 4, 2022 Cable Dahmer Arena, 19100 E Valley View Pkwy Independence, MO

8 Dec Jane Lynch – A Swingin’ Little Christmas (ft. Kate…Wed, Dec 8 – Thu, Dec 9 80 Beverly St Boston, MA