Via: Nuclear Family
comedy
Paige Ginn loves to get a good reaction out of strangers. Ginn's falls are all real, and she has the scraps and bruises to prove it.
Is she a slapstick comedy genius like Chevy Chase? Or is she just bringing real pranks (looking at you 'Social Experiments' and paid actor pranks) back to the internet?
Samantha Bee explains the similarities between what happened in the UK during the Brexit campaign and what's going on with Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Don't worry too much, America not being England may yet again be it's saving grace. Just don't forget to vote.
Via: TheEllenShow
Quincy Jones was on the Ellen show previously talking about the Kickstarter to fund his comedy special. At the time she presented him with a $10,000 check and simply mentioned that some distributor should pick it up when his special has been recorded.
Clearly, Ellen has done more than that. Jones plans to tape the special at Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles April 4 and it looks like fans can watch it on HBO when it gets released.
Via: bowservidstotally
We hate to admit it, but this is too good to be true. This is a spectacular work of editing by a comedian inserting himself into a 2011 news report as an employee of "the house that beef built".
It's even been confirmed by the news station that did the story. 
via @wxyzdetroit
