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who stalked the red carpet with her mom for years, approached Hirsch with a better idea: Get Joan’s foul-mouthed friends, admirers and 1,500 fans together for a night of inappropriate laughs. “It’s a lot of comedians who Joan was really close with,” Hirsch said.The lineup includes Sandra Bernhard, Patton Oswald, Matteo Lane, Jeff Ross, Randy Rainbow and, in a clever nod to Joan’s enduring impact, Rachel Brosnahan from “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”“You have to remember we have two TV shows that have won a number of Emmys that were really about Joan,” Hirsch said.

Low-Hanging Fruit: Sparkling Whines, Champagne Problems, and Pressing Issues from My Gay Agenda (St. Martin’s Press, $28), the comedian whose scorchingly satirical, magnificently crafted YouTube videos set the internet ablaze whenever a new one drops, presents his case for taking on the highest office of the land. It’s one chapter nestled in a book filled with tremendous wit, bitchy zing, and wildly zany observations from a satirist who has become this generation’s Tom Lehrer.“It’s not a memoir,” Rainbow says of the book during a recent chat.

Comedian and Grammy presenter Randy Rainbow has heard all the Valhalla jokes.

Dave Chappelle was the winner of the Grammy for Best Comedy Album for his Netflix special The Closer, which sparked outrage for featuring jokes aimed at the transgender community.Chappelle, 49, who did not attend the awards ceremony last night, beat out Jim Gaffigan, Randy Rainbow, Patton Oswalt, and Louis C.K., another controversial comedian, for the award.Chappelle generated anger after the release of The Closer in 2021, which included remarks about the transgender community and prompted swift backlash from offended onlookers and even staffers at Netflix, which in recent years aired a slew of the comic's specials.The backlash included a staged walkout from employees at Netflix's LA HQ, after the streaming giant's CEO Ted Sarandos defended Chappelle's jokes as artistic expression and nothing more than an example of the comedian's 'creative freedom.'In The Closer, Chappelle is at pains to stress that he does not hate transgender people, and tells a long anecdote about a trans woman comic, who he describes as a friend, who came to his defense in earlier entanglements with the community.  Dave Chappelle was the winner of the Grammy for Best Comedy Album for his Netflix special The Closer, which sparked outrage last year for featuring jokes aimed at the transgender communityHe was criticised for intentionally misgendering the trans friend.Chappelle says: 'Every human being in this room, every human being on Earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on Earth.

Kim Cattrall’s mother Shane has died at the age of 93, the former Sex and the City star confirmed on Instagram yesterday.The actress, 66, shared her sad news with her 1.1 million followers almost five years on from the tragic death of her brother Chris aged 55. Kim shared some moving pictures of herself and her mum from over the years, including one black and white snap from when she was a little girl. “Shane Cattrall 1929 - 2022. Rest in peace Mum,” the star penned with a heart emoji.The sad news comes after Kim’s brother Chris died by suicide back in February 2018.Kim’s friends and followers took to the comments section to send messages of support to the grieving star.  Her Queer as Folk co-star Stephen Dunn wrote: “Sending all my love.”While Paul O’Grady penned: “Oh I’m sorry Kim, lots of love to you.”“So sorry, Kim.

Kim Cattrall's mother Shane has died aged 93, the star announced in a heartbreaking Instagram post on Tuesday.The Sex And The City actress, 66, whose brother Chris died aged 55 in 2019, posted beautiful throwback photos with her mother, captioned: 'Shane Cattrall 1929 - 2022. Rest in peace Mum.The snaps showed the star and Shane in happy times over the years, including adorable childhood throwback snaps of the actress.

Rosie O'Donnell has a wedding to help plan.The proud mom and theater lover posted photos from her son's proposal Sunday night on social media writing,' last night - my son Blake asked his gf Teresa to marry him - and she said yes !!!' 'The crowd clapped,' she continued, 'and Hillary Clinton was there too- I cried all through Phantom of the Opera - wishing my mom was here to see it all.  #love #family ❤️❤️❤️.' Proposal: Rosie O'Donnell shared a photo of her son Blake, 23, proposing to his longtime girlfriend Sunday night at the Broadway show Phantom of The OperaCongratulations started pouring in from around the globe. Tony winner Audra McDonald wrote, 'Congrats Ro!!!! I remember when you first brought him home.

Controversial, mistakenly-thought-to-be-canceled comedians Dave Chappelle and Louis CK are among the Grammy Award nominees this year for Best Comedy Album.

The Television Academy on Tuesday announced its first batch of presenters for this year’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which will be held over two consecutive nights, Saturday, Sept. 3, and Sunday, Sept. 4.

Time Is a Mother, a deeply intimate collection reflecting on the grief and search for meaning after his mother’s death. Vuong will be in conversation with NPR reporter and Seeing Ghosts: A Memoir author Kat Chow, on Thursday, April 7.Next comes Van Ness in a conversation with Chasten Buttigieg that focuses on the Queer Eye for the Straight Guy‘s “candid and curious essay collection” Love That Story: Observations from a Gorgeously Queer Life on Monday, April 11. A week later comes a discussion moderated by curator and author Kimberly Drew featuring Monáe and The Memory Librarian, a collection of science fiction and speculative fiction written by a group of authors including Monáe and inspired by her acclaimed album Dirty Computer, on Tuesday, April 19.It’s followed a day later by the Emmy-nominated viral sensation and musical comedian Rainbow touring to promote his new memoir Playing with Myself, on Wednesday, April 20.Sixth & I Historic Synagogue is at 600 “Eye” St.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticPaul McCartney’s 50-year-old hit “Maybe I’m Amazed” gets a whole new lease on contemporary life in James Corden’s parody version “Maybe I’m Immune,” performed on The Late Late Show last night.Sung from the perspective of President Donald Trump, “Maybe I’m Immune” contains lyrics like “Maybe I’m immune to the way the polls are looking” and “Maybe I’m immune to all the lies that I have made/I shouldn’t have downplayed/Maybe I’m afraid of the way that I might lose this”.Corden’s parody references Trump’s recent boasts that he might be immune to COVID-19 now that he has it, a theory not found in science or logic.

As coronavirus cases continue to surge throughout the United States, President Donald Trump remains under fire for his continued insistence to not wear a face mask in public. So, comedian Randy Rainbow is here to offer some sage advice to the president yet again.

In the midst of performances from drag superstar Pabllo Vittar and pop queen Tove Lo, Randy Rainbow stopped by Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter's Pride Prom for a digital appearance on Saturday (June 13).