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Sarah Silverman Sings About Her Perfect Night and It Sounds Oddly Familiar

BJ Ragone — Mon, 20 May 2013 19:33:19 +0000

We’ve all been there. It’s Friday, you have no plans, so what do you do? Take some of Sarah Silverman’s advice and enjoy a night all to yourself! As part of the kickoff to YouTube’s Comedy Week, Sarah Silverman debuted a brand new song called ‘Perfect Night’. It describes the life of a person who [...]

Sarah Silverman Gets First HBO Special 'Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles'

Kevin Fitzpatrick — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 19:23:51 +0000

Just weeks after HBO aired one of its most successful stand-up specials to date in comedian Louis C.K.'s 'Oh My God,' the pay-cable network has announced another high-profile special to feature an equally revered comedian. Sarah Silverman will officially headline her first HBO special with 'Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles,' but when will the hotly anticipated special premiere?

Watch Conan O'Brien and Sarah Silverman Corrupt A Baby

Kyle Dowling — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 21:30:28 +0000

We’re not sure this mother received the memo, but late night television usually isn’t for kids, and this is exactly why. Thankfully, her wrongdoing is our comedic gain! The above video from TeamCoco — in which an innocent youth mimics Conan’s trumpeting of the word ‘vagina’ — was originally posted on Facebook by the child’s mother after [...]

'Wreck-It Ralph' Review

Matt Singer — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 13:22:04 +0000

Movies allow us to experience life through another person's eyes. Video games allow us to experience life through another person's eyes -- and to control their decisions. We spend hours upon hours with these video game characters, until we feel like we know them; Mario, Sonic, Pac-Man, their adventures are so memorable, and their personalities so vivid that they almost seem alive. But of course their adventures and their personalities are all predetermined by programming, and they remain forever trapped by their unbreakable directives. If these characters weren't just a series of electronic impulses and computer code, it would be a tragic existence.

That, essentially, is the premise of 'Wreck-It Ralph,' a manic children's film about the souls of video game avatars. Made by Disney, it greatly resembles the premise of Disney's (and Pixar's) modern classic 'Toy Story,' in which toys are revealed to have lives and thoughts of their own when no one's around to play with them. Here we learn that when a suburban arcade shuts down for the night, the characters inside all the games cross over into each other's universes to socialize.