The "American Idol" judge has given her final critique. And we have a few suggested replacements

The joke could have been much, much better. But a conversation about the desirability of black women is imperative

I do good work but I fear I'm mediocre, and my heart is poisoned with jealousy.

The fallen golf hero brings a forced grin to one of the many late-night shows that made him a punchline for months

Josh Ostrovksy, hailed as the next big voice in comedy, is being taken down by the comedians he "aggregated"

Paul Feig's vision of an all-female "Ghostbusters" is a welcome step away from recycled stories and tired tropes

It's true, Fox has a right-wing news-satire show. They're so proud of it that it runs at 3 a.m. It's got Bee wrong

Michelle Wolf bashes media for too much Trump. But covering this presidency is critical; the question is how

We're living in a boom time of feminist comedy, but only Ilana makes being a young woman in America look this fun

What I felt in that brief encounter wasn't offense or discomfort or puzzlement; what I felt, hearing him, was fear

Pete Holmes gives viewers a show about comedians that isn't hilarious, but is perfectly honest — and it works

A struggling comedian takes on the beauty elite with an exhaustive, lifelong program of "approaching" (please don't call it "accosting") models and actresses on the street.

In 2004, Trump went out of his way to deny dating the woman: "Based on that picture I would never take her out"

A young punk who lives on the streets of Los Angeles tried to make his mark during the WTO protests in Seattle.

There was much more to his comedic persona than family-friendly TV gags