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“BoJack Horseman” heads to Comedy Central in first-ever deal for Netflix

BET foolishly cancels “The Rundown with Robin Thede” after one season

BET killed its cherished unicorn–a black female late-night host with a strong point of view–and it doesn’t make any sense.

“Corporate” Is the Funniest Eulogy For Capitalism You Will Ever See

The creators and stars of Comedy Central’s latest scripted series talk about the profoundly upsetting realities that inspired their darkly hilarious satire.

How Funny Or Die Plans To Conquer TV Comedy

Funny or Die is doubling down on long-form content with shows like “American Vandal,” but it won’t abandon the web videos that made the company’s name.

10 Design Leaders On How To Empower Women In The Workplace

Women design leaders at Uber, Facebook, Adobe, Pinterest, and more share stories of workplace sexism–and offer strategies for moving forward.

Nathan Fielder Disrupts Uber In The “Nathan For You” Season Four Trailer

Comedy Central’s “Handy” Series Might Be The Perfect Branded Content Storyline

Creator Josh Miller talks about seamlessly blending brands into an awkward comedy in the world of commercial hand modeling.

Why It Became Not Uncool To Like Justin Bieber In 2015

Few people have had a public approval turnaround as swift and thorough as Justin Bieber did in 2015. At least, not in a positive direction.

Comedy Central’s “Review” Is The Ultimate Exploration Of Work/Life Balance Extremes

Andy Daly plays Forrest MacNeil, a professional reviewer whose work slowly—and hilariously—destroys his life. How cathartic.

Patton Oswalt’s Twitter Defense of Trevor Noah is Wonderful

Comedy Central’s Latest App Brings Augmented Reality Ridicule To Election Posters

How The Creators of “Broad City” Turned Their Web Series Into A TV Show

Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson launched their web series Broad City in the spring of 2010. After two seasons online, and a boost from Amy Poehler, the web series is now a Comedy Central show. Here’s how they did it.

7 Time-Management Tricks From Chris Hardwick, Man Of 1,000 TV Shows

When he’s not hosting any number of TV shows, Chris Hardwick also runs The Nerdist empire and its flagship podcast. With a new Comedy Central show @midnight already a hit, Hardwick shares his tips for getting it all done.

Making History Hilarious, Educational–And Drunk

Creator Derek Waters and director Jeremy Konner talk about the creation of “Drunk History,” turning the 5-minute shorts into a Comedy Central show, and keeping the passion–and educational value.

Comedy Central’s New Stand-Up App Cracks You Up With Curation

The just-launched CC: Stand-Up App offers comedy lovers an embarrassment of riches with tons of performance clips, as well as algorithms to decide which ones you’ll most enjoy next.

Anthony Jeselnik on How to Be Funny By Being Mean

There are plenty of ways to be mean. Anthony Jeselnik uses them all. Here, the creator and star of Comedy Central’s The Jeselnik Offensive talks about finding the funny in everything.

President Obama Has A Victory Message For America, Courtesy Of “Key & Peele”

Roastmaster General Jeff Ross On How to Burn Someone

The standout standup at all of Comedy Central’s roasts, and star of the channel’s new weekly series, “The Burn,” Jeff Ross is an expert on making people squirm while paying tribute to them. Here he demystifies the business of giving people the business.

The Creators Of “Workaholics” On Keeping The Stupid And Weird In Your Creative Process

The creators of Comedy Central’s Workaholics discuss the importance of “weird, random brain farts” and how not to be an idea cop.