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Brett Goldstein aka Roy Kent, is headed stateside to perform stand-up at the 2023 New York Comedy Festival.On Friday, Nov. 10, the British actor-comedian-writer-podcaster will hit the stage at NYC’s Beacon Theatre for a show he’s dubbed “The Second Best Night Of Your Life.”According to the show description, “there will be swears.”Not familiar with Goldstein outside of “Ted Lasso?”Turns out he’s quite an accomplished comic who had a solo show about working in his dad’s strip club.Yes, you read that right.And if you want to score tickets to see him live in the Big Apple today, we’re here to help.Although inventory is limited on Ticketmaster due to high demand, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.Many comics have been tapped to perform at this year’s Festival in November.Just a few of the biggest names on the bill include Bill Burr, Anthony Jeselnik, Dave Attell, Ilana Glazer and Jimmy Carr.You can find more knee-slappin’ acts set to perform at this year’s comedy extravaganza here.If you can’t make it out to NYC to catch Goldstein live this year, there will be plenty of other silver and small screen stars trekking all over the U.S.

The New York Comedy Festival, considered the largest comedy festival in the U.S., is about to get larger: In its 19th year, the 2023 NYCF will expand from seven to ten days, running Friday, Nov. 3 to Sunday, Nov. 12.

Naman Ramachandran SISTER, the media group co-founded by Elisabeth Murdoch, Jane Featherstone and Stacey Snider, has unveiled a creative partnership with and taken a significant stake in new TV and tech entertainment company Yes Yes Media. Yes Yes, an unscripted entertainment venture, is founded by broadcaster and format developer Richard Bacon, who has presented “The Big Breakfast” and “Top of the Pops” and created formats “The Hustler,” hosted by Craig Ferguson (ABC), “This Is My House” (BBC1) and “I Literally Just Told You,” hosted by Jimmy Carr (Channel 4). The deal allows Yes Yes to leverage access to the SISTER’s global network of creative companies and investments spanning television and film, podcasting, publishing and live events.

Bill Maher is touring all over North America from April through November this year and bringing his brand of outrage along with him.At shows, fans can expect to hear a mix of new material along with signature bits.And if you want to grab tickets to see Maher uncensored live, you can for fairly reasonable tickets.Over the course of his 20-show run, we found some tickets going for as low as $48 before fees on Vivid Seats.We can’t be mad at that.So, if you want to see the “Real Time” and “Club Random” (that’s Bill’s podcast) host live, here’s everything you need to know.All prices listed above were found at the time of publication and are subject to fluctuation.Maher’s nationwide jaunt will get underway on April 1 at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre.After that, he’ll hit notable cities like Philadelphia (June 3), Las Vegas (June 16-17), Charlotte (Aug. 19), Austin (Sept.

Janey Godley has revealed it was Jimmy Carr who convinced her to go on her Not Dead Yet tour after finding out her cancer had come back. The Scots comedian was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer in November 2021.

Paddy McGuinness will see half of the shows he fronts disappear as BBC bosses have reportedly axed I Can See Your Voice, and Catchpoint.

The Masked Singer fans were left in complete shock tonight as comedian Katherine Ryan was revealed as Pigeon.

42 has made a big name hire. Former Netflix and Tiger Aspect Productions exec Ben Cavey is joining as Head of Comedy and Entertainment.

Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr walked off the set of BBC One show I Can See Your Voice after one contestant made a cutting remark.

Popular show I Can See Your Voice is back for a brand new series and the first episode sees a Scots couple take on the challenge.

Jimmy Carr’s dad is said to be suing the much loved comedian for defamation after the comic made too many gags about him in his routines. Sources close to Jimmy’s father, Jim Carr Sr, say he is sick of the 8 Out of 10 Cats star's “lies” about him and revealed that he had chosen to take legal action against the star. A well-placed source revealed: "The last thing Jim wanted to do was take his own son to court, but enough is enough.

Jimmy Carr looked every inch the doting dad on Friday as he took his boy out for a low-key stroll in his buggy in North London. The comedian, 50, cut a casual figure in a blue T-shirt and navy trousers as he walked along the street while occasionally checking on his son. Jimmy added a pair of black and white slip-on shoes to his look and hooked a pair of sunglasses on his top, while jackets were seen under the buggy should the weather change.

Gogglebox has finished, it is time for Celebrity Gogglebox. There will be some new celebrity faces and some series regulars returning for the new series. Denise van Outen will be returning to the series with a new face joining her on her sofa after she split from her ex of seven years Eddie Boxshall.

There is no shortage of original TV series premiering online in June. Prime Video and Apple TV+ subscribers have plenty of new content to choose between – from comedies such as the return of adult animation Fairfax, to dramas such as the high-stakes sci-fi series For All Mankind.

The clip began circulating on social media shortly after the special was released. Several MPs and the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust condemned Carr for the joke.They also called on Netflix to take down the special. On the 5th of February, David shared why he thought the joke was offensive and deserving of criticism on Twitter.He wrote: “You can obviously tell a Holocaust joke that is cruel and inhumane and mean-spirited and racist. “Or you can tell one that targets the oppressors, or draws attention to the fundamental evil of it, or shines a light on the humanity of the victims.”David added to his followers: “I said this every night during my Trolls: Not The Dolls tour as part of a bit arguing that it’s not the subject matter of a joke that counts.“Instead, it’s the specifics of the individual joke.

Wilson Chapman editorAmy Schumer, James Acaster, Jimmy O. Yang and many other comedians have joined the lineup of Just for Laughs Montreal’s 40th anniversary festival.

Comedian Tehran Von Ghasri was one of the many ticket holders who were in attendance when Dave Chappelle was attacked Tuesday evening – and now he's sharing what he saw as a festival-goer. According to Von Ghasri, he claims that security "dismissed" his "concern." "At the Dave Chappelle show, I was merely a fan," Von Ghasri, who is a staple at Los Angeles' Laugh Factory, shared with Fox News Digital.

Jimmy Carr has spoken out after Dave Chappelle was "attacked on stage" as he performed at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Tuesday night as part of the Netflix Is A Joke festival.The funnyman, 49, reached out to the actor who continued his set after the attack as it was reported he was rushed at by a man carrying a replica gun.The incident occured at the end of Chappelle's show when the star was thanking his fellow performers.According to witnesses, the comedian was tackled to the ground by a man who rushed at him on stage.In view of his 6.7 million followers, Jimmy sent a message of support to his fellow comedian while sharing a smiling selfie with him.He wrote: "The Hollywood Bowl show with the legendary Dave Chappelle was crazy."Just happy everyone’s ok," he added.Footage circulating on social media shows the comedian standing on stage when a man rushes at him and attempts to tackle him to the ground.However, despite the attack, it was reported Chappelle continued with the show.He later told the audience: "I don’t know if that was part of the show or… I grabbed the back of that n****s head, his hair was spongy, absorbant."Listen, I just want to say I’ve had an incredible time," he said at the end of his set.Following the attack, witness claimed to have seen several people piling on to the the man.Responding to Carr's tweet, his social media followers expressed their relief that the comedian is ok.@HaHaHyenasNFT replied: "Wow crazy! Now we are going to need an army of security around every big comedian while they perform."While @JUGLAT simply replied: "Two icons."Musician E5quire was among the first to tweet about the incident.In view of his 40,800 followers, he wrote: "#DaveChappelle just got attacked on stage at

Comedian Dave Chappelle has been subject to an attack whilst on stage at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Video footage shared to Twitter shows an audience member run on stage and attempt to tackle the comedian to the ground as he is performing a set. A man who was reportedly armed with a gun and a knife was taken into custody.

Anne Robinson has announced that she is leaving Countdown after just one year as host of the Channel 4 quiz show.

Lily Collins and her husbandCharlie McDowell made a stylish pair as they attended a Netflix Is A Joke sponsored 'Ted's Brunch' in Los Angeles on Sunday.Theactress, 33, looked effortlessly stylish in a short-sleeve white top that showed a hint of her midriff, and a tan skirt, while her husband of one year, 38, rocked a copper short-sleeve cardigan over a white T-shirt and jeans.Other attendees includedTiffany Haddish,Adam Sandler, Dave Chappelle,Jerry Seinfeld, Ali Wong, John Mulaney, Norman Lear, Jimmy Carr, Wilmer Valderrama,Netflix co-chief executive officer Ted Sarandos and more. Lovely pair:Lily Collins, 33, and her husband Charlie McDowell, 38, made a stylish pair as they attended a Netflix Is A Joke sponsored brunch in Los Angeles on SundayThe event took place after the Netflix Is A Joke festival - which features more than 280 comedy events across locations ranging from Dodger Stadium, the Forum, Crypto.com Arena, the Hollywood Bowl and more - kicked off on April 28.