Charlie Rose interviews a lot of comedians, but the navigation on his site stinks. So Matt Ruby of Sandpaper Suit organized and embedded them all in one blog entry. Thanks Matt.

The video where Pauly Shore said bad things about Katt Williams and other black comics was just a prank to promote his DVD "Natural Born Komics" as this subsequent video demonstrates.

At 87, MAD Artist Al Jaffee has drawn over 400 fold-ins for the magazine, and still works today despite a tremor in his drawing hand. Amazing. The NY Times story also features interactive fold-ins.

A look at Lizz Winstead's live show "Shoot the Messenger", a faux morning show that derived from Sunday night dinner discussions at Winstead's home.

All three seasons of Arrested Development are on iTunes. Finally! Another place where this brilliant show can be ignored. (Please prove me wrong) (Die Actor Die)

Steve Byrne who had a bit of a thing about Demetri Martin a couple of years ago, says he now likes the comic as he can "see how original he is and I dig it."

Tina Fey says quote about "clapter" from Readers' Digest interview was "edited kind of weird." Was about audience response, not the writing. Which is how I always took it.

After Jay Leno asked Ryan Phillippe for his "gayest look", Avenue Q Playwright Jeff Whitty has been asking others to send their gayest looks to this website. All of which involve flipping Leno the bird.

The video where NBC's Jeff Zucker makes fun of TV writers post strike? The writers for "My Name is Earl" wrote it. Some formerly striking writers like John Aboud thought it was "Too Soon."

JB Smoove gives a ridiculously brilliant interview that includes a riff that like the New York comedy club Comix sound like its the Mall of America. Just read it.

Robert Belushi living up to family name, performing at Second City Las Vegas. The son of Jim says: "No one likes to look stupid, but the more you relish the idiocy of being a Belushi, the more successful you are.”

An early April Fools prank by Time Out Chicago covers a Chicago comedy club with a three drink minimum and shows on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from noon to one. And, oh yeah, it's in a food court.

Listen to Del Close's classic album "How to Speak Hip" for free. This was the Urban Dictionary for the 60s. (ZeFrank)

Bob and David's sitcom pilot for HBO "The David Situation" will tape before a live audience May 9, presumably in Los Angeles. Ticket information to come soon, promises Bob Odenkirk.

Tickets for Jim Gaffigan's Sexy Tour are available now. Dates start in August and go into December. Available on Ticketmaster or broken into direct links by venue here.

Daily Show writer Josh Lieb has had his book proposal "I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to Be Your Class President" bought for adaptation to film by Warner Bros. Great, great title.

Remember Wacky Packages? A hardcover book collecting all 232 pictures of the stickers from your childhood plus an intro by Art Spiegelman is coming in May. Perfect coffee table book if your coffee table is near your toilet.

CNN adding a comedy news show. "Not Just Another Cable News Show" premieres April 5. CC Insider points out how well that worked out for Fox.

Are there career lessons to be learned from watching "The Office"? U.S. News thinks so, has advice for the Micheals, Dwights, Jims and Pams of the world. Ryans, you're on your own.

Bob Elliott, at 85, reminiscences about the characters from Bob & Ray. The page also includes classic sketches "Komodo Dragon Expert" and "Slow Talkers of America."

New Releases: On DVD, The Upright Citizens Brigade: Asssscat! and season one of Frisky Dingo. On CD, Godfrey's Godspeed

Every episode of South Park now online for free at South Park's official site. Three ads break up the content. But that ad money is split 50/50 between Matt & Trey and Comedy Central.

A serious competitor planning to take on the Edinburgh's Fringe Festival. Organizers connected to the Fringe fest's four biggest venues, which account for over 50% of ticket sales. Gulp.

How's the Melbourne Comedy Fest going? Check out The Age's blog, which reports on shows and has high praise for Arj Barker, putting him among "The Comedy Elite."

BBC America has all of Monty Python, including the specials done for German TV. Digitally remastered episodes of the classic sketch comedy will begin airing in a 10-hour marathon starting May 26.

Lebanon comics attempting to grow local stand-up scene. Nemr Abou Nassar, the scene's driving force, focuses the comedy on the everyday, eskewing political and religious material.

Wonder if a Judd Apatow comedy film will be any good? Here's a handy calculator to help you figure it out. Example: If the film has a colon in the title, it loses three points.

Guess what the new Grand Theft Auto IV gane will have? Comedy Clubs. No details, but they're "incorporated in a manner that is enough to make your head spin."

Pauly Shore slams black comics. Not sure that this is not another strange hoax from the Weeze. He slams Charlie Murphy who appears on Shore's DVD "Natural Born Komics" (a phrase that's namedropped at the end).

South Park's Matt Stone on Comedy Movies: "...to live with a joke for two years, and go 'This is still funny, I think this is still funny.' It's just not as fun a way to live your life as TV." (AV Club)