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Tickets On Sale Now for Brooklyn Vegan Haiti Benefit Featuring Zach Galifianakis, Britt Daniel and Justin Vernon

If you live in Brooklyn (or can get there before tomorrow), you should be refreshing your browser every 30 seconds to get your tickets to the benefit show for Haiti put on by Brooklyn Vegan. Tickets for the Saturday night show went on sale at 12 p.m. EST today for $35 (they will be $40 at the door, but the event will likely sell out). They’ll also have more expensive VIP tickets available for fans with the funds. All the money goes straight to Haiti, part to an orphanage there and part to the Red Cross....  read more

John Oliver's TV Show to Feature Eugene Mirman, Paul F. Tompkins, Janeane Garofalo, Many More

Comedy Central certainly can recognize when it’s found talent. First, it spun off the popular Stephen Colbert into his own Colbert Report, propelled from his success on The Daily Show. Now, the cable network has offered another one of Jon Stewart’s correspondents the chance to go solo....  read more

Alternative Comedy Festival announces line-up

It looks like the Alternative Comedy Festival is back for another round of laughs. Now in its second year, the Somerville, Mass.-based fest will feature a great list of comedians including Janeane Garofalo, Michael Ian Black, Rob Riggle from "The Daily Show," the Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company and a special performance by The Onion, amongst others....  read more

24 Review: "6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m." and "7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m." (Episodes 7.11 and 7.12)

"And you, sir, are weak —unwilling and unable to look evil in the eye and deal with it!" As he's being taken into custody, this is what Jack yells at the senator (AKA: the dad from That '70s Show) holding the torture hearings against him, shortly after he nearly cracks the politician's slimey chief of staff, a man in the know about the next terror plot. Anyone watching 24 the past seven years and viewing it as mere entertainment may be slightly at odds with Day Seven, as the show and its creators continue shoving back at its critics in...  read more

24 Review: "6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m." and "7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m." (Episodes 7.11 and 7.12)

"And you, sir, are weak —unwilling and unable to look evil in the eye and deal with it!" As he's being taken into custody, this is what Jack yells at the senator (AKA: the dad from That '70s Show) holding the torture hearings against him, shortly after he nearly cracks the politician's slimey chief of staff, a man in the know about the next terror plot. Anyone watching 24 the past seven years and viewing it as mere entertainment may be slightly at odds with Day Seven, as the show and its creators continue shoving back at its critics in...  read more

24 Review: "5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m." (Episode 7.10)

Brace yourselves and set your DVRs an hour early: Fox is airing a special two-hour event of 24 next Monday, taking us right to the halfway point of the season. And judging by the teaser for next week, it's going to be huge, at the very minimum involving a threat against President Taylor's life. Even as moles tried scurrying back into their holes, cars crashed into other cars and people (Jack, obviously) shot and sliced open bad guys, there was an eerie "calm before the storm" atmosphere hovering over last night's 24. That's because with main baddie Colonel Ike Dubaku...  read more

24 Review: "5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m." (Episode 7.10)

Brace yourselves and set your DVRs an hour early: Fox is airing a special two-hour event of 24 next Monday, taking us right to the halfway point of the season. And judging by the teaser for next week, it's going to be huge, at the very minimum involving a threat against President Taylor's life. Even as moles tried scurrying back into their holes, cars crashed into other cars and people (Jack, obviously) shot and sliced open bad guys, there was an eerie "calm before the storm" atmosphere hovering over last night's 24. That's because with main baddie Colonel Ike Dubaku...  read more

24 Review: "3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m." (Episode 7.08)

After listening to an hour of President Obama's answers to questions on everything from the economy to steroids in baseball, it was nice to finally take a break from the real-life drudgery and enter the much faster-paced, anything-goes fictionalized world of 24. Actually, that brings up an interesting topic for discussion regarding last night's episode. How much of 24 is actually fiction? Moreover, how would we know? That's the beautiful thing about this show. While there's a certain heightened, over-statement of happenings for entertainment purposes, one might wonder how someone in Jack Bauer's position would diffuse a time-sensitive crisis....  read more

24 Review: "3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m." (Episode 7.08)

After listening to an hour of President Obama's answers to questions on everything from the economy to steroids in baseball, it was nice to finally take a break from the real-life drudgery and enter the much faster-paced, anything-goes fictionalized world of 24. Actually, that brings up an interesting topic for discussion regarding last night's episode. How much of 24 is actually fiction? Moreover, how would we know? That's the beautiful thing about this show. While there's a certain heightened, over-statement of happenings for entertainment purposes, one might wonder how someone in Jack Bauer's position would diffuse a time-sensitive crisis....  read more

24 Review: "8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m." (Episode 7.01) and "9:00 a.m. - 10 a.m." (Episode 7.02)

Fun fact: It's been 24 months since the beginning of the previous season of 24. And boy, did Season Six start with a bang...literally. Remember, the dirty-bomb attack outside L.A., this occurring right after our tortured hero Jack Bauer shooting and killing lovable good guy and show-staple Curtis? ...  read more