How can you tell that a new show has finally hit its stride? When Community brings the hysterical Rob Corddry and newly-thinner Drew Carey on for an episode and they're not even the funniest part of the show. Highlights inside!
Today at Gawker.TV, the Today Show hosts dislike the word "suck," Bachelor Jake Pavelka's acting debut, Rob Corddry and Oscar Nunez appear on The Soup, and a father takes out an ad in the local paper to embarrass his daughter.
Friday's Soup featured some friends to help aid in the destruction of last week's happenings in pop culture. The Office's Oscar Nunez and Childrens Hospital's Rob Corddry make fun of Tila Tequila's Juggalo mishap, Justin Beiber, and Dina Lohan.
After running old episodes from its web series, Children's Hospital debuted all new material tonight, and cancer never had a chance.
If you do one thing this weekend, go see Hot Tub Time Machine, preferably on a mind-altering substance. It's really that good. However, there are some things this master of obvious comedy is going to change forever.
It's finally here: A comedic exploration of 1980s pop culture complete with Lloyd Dobler and Fletch! We couldn't be more ready. Follow the cast on twitter and enjoy this semi-tragic private screening with stars Rob Corddry and Clark Duke!
Comedian Rob Corddry turns 39 today. Former Vice President Dan Quayle is turning 63. Musician Gavin DeGraw is 33. Boxer Oscar De La Hoya is turning 37. New York Assemblyman Denny Farrell is 78. Singer Natalie Imbruglia turns 35. Alice Cooper is 62. Country music star Clint Black is 48. Olympic gymnast Carly Patterson…
A Daily Show host weirded himself out a little bit; a San Franciscan had pizza envy and Doree Shafrir discovered a yoga mat that automatically raises your blood pressure. The Twitterati were flabbergasted.
Actor, comedian, and former Daily Show correspondent Rob Corddry turns 38 today. Singer/songwriter Gavin DeGraw is 32. Retired Giants linebacker (and possible Dancing with the Stars contestant) Lawrence Taylor is 50. Former Vice President Dan Quayle is turning 62. New York Assemblyman Denny Farrell is turning 77.…
In anticipation of the pop culture nuclear winter to come, actor/writer/comic/former Daily Show correspondent Rob Corddry has begun stockpiling episodes of his new web series Children's Hospital, and lining them like cans of government-issue creamed corn on the shelves of the fallout bunker known as TheWB.com. The …
♦ Remember last month when Gwyneth Paltrow said she was trying to be supportive of her good friend Madonna during her divorce? It seems Madge was less than moved by the gesture and now she's warning Gwyneth to keep her mouth shut and "say nothing about me or my divorce." [National Enquirer]
♦ Meanwhile, Madonna…
The Daily Show's Rob Corddry created a new web series for TheWB.com (it lives! Online! So there, The CW) called Children's Hospital. We find it hard to believe they're actually producing this thing, but we've been assured by reps from Warners' online arm Studio 2.0 that about a dozen episodes are on the way. Based on…
Radar interviews former Daily Show correspondent Rob Corddry, and obtains an exclusive and shocking tidbit. That show's audience is composed of "college kids and NPR listeners" who "just applaud at every reference to some right-wing guest being taken down. Or anything slightly to the left of center." This surprises…
Time to assess the seething, festering id of the world west of the Hudson as explained in the pages of PARADE magazine! Oh, America, what's on your mind? Well, since you asked, Rosalind Wiseman—the lady who wrote Mean Girls before Tina Fey did— says bullying is worse than ever, because of "the Internet." Also, puberty:
