Multi-talented comic/writer/producer, Jeff Valdez, knew show business was his calling. Following several years as a stand-up comic, he actively changed the face of TV. Blocked by much opposition, his relentless efforts ultimately culminated in Sí TV. As co-founder and executive producer of the Latino-themed cable network, Valdez brought English-language programs to television that appealed to Latino audiences and had cross-over... read full bio
Ross Mathews, formerly known as Ross the Intern, is an American television personality who first rose to fame with his role as an intern and correspondent on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’. Mathews has since gone on to numerous subsequent TV appearances, including ""Celebrity Fit Club"", ""The Insider"" and as a weekly regular panelist on Chelsea Lately. He even... read full bio
American actor, writer, producer, and director Kevin Heffernan is a part of the Broken Lizard comedy troupe. Heffernan is a Brooklyn Law School alum who passed the Connecticut bar test but does not currently work as a lawyer. Instead, he and the other members of Broken Lizard worked on Super Troopers for a number of years. They brought it to... read full bio
K.P. Anderson is having a great year. The TV Show for which he serves as Executive Producer and Head Writer, E!s cult hit, The Soup has been given three out of four stars by People Magazine, called by other critics, The Funniest Show on Television and has become in the words of MSNBCs Keith Olbermann, The Pop Culture... read full bio
Paula Poundstone began nurturing her standup comedy talent as part of the Boston comedy scene, and then moved to San Francisco and Los Angeles where she continues to flourish. She has starred in several comedy specials for HBO and appeared on Saturday Night Live. Paula’s first one-hour HBO special, “Cats, Cops and Stuff”, made her the first woman to... read full bio
Robert Townsend is a multi-talented man. He is a comedian, writer, director, and producer. He has been in the show business for nearly 20 years. At The Improvisation, New Yorks premiere comedy club was where his career as a stand-up comedian took off. Soon after, he hit Hollywood performing on various television comedy specials including Rodney Dangerfield: It s Not... read full bio
Colin Mochrie got his start in Vancouver's Studio 58 theatre school and with Toronto's Second City, and has acted in various small roles in movies and on television. Colin is best known for being a long time regular on both the British and American versions of the TV show, Whose Line Is It Anyway He has been nominated for five... read full bio
Only a few people in show business are recognized by just one name. Charo is one of them. She’s one of the few who deserve to be called a Master Performer. Since the 70's, Charo, the musician, singer, comedienne, stage and screen performer, has been an integral proponent of contemporary Latin music. The spotlight on Charo has been shining brighter... read full bio
Railing against lifes inanities while embracing its absurdity, Brett Butler has seduced comedy audiences with candor, vulnerability and scathing Southern wit. Butler shifts effortlessly from one role to the next, a challenger of social paradigms to a champion of self-actualization, her perceptions filtered through a comic sensibility as dark and dense as a Georgia swamp. Fast-paced, literate and... read full bio
Best known for his brilliant humor and classic celebrity impersonations, Gordie Brown is also an extraordinarily gifted singer, dancer, and musician who enthralls packed audiences nationwide. Often named one of Las Vegas funniest men alive, Brown is both a versatile comedic actor and an energetic entertainer. With renowned appearances on Evening at the Improv, Twice in a Lifetime and Hollywood... read full bio
Bruce Fine is a comic, writer, and producer. He got his start by winning over audiences across the country with acting roles in Hotel Hell Vacation, Love That Girl, King of Queens, and My Wife and Kids. This led him to working on commercials for Build-A-Bear, Toyota, Miller Lite, and Direct TV. Fines appearance on the Tonight Show with Jay... read full bio
Tom Dreesen's name has appeared on the marquees of Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, Reno and Atlantic City with artists like Frank Sinatra, Smokey Robinson, Liza Minnelli, Natalie Cole and Sammy Davis, Jr. Dreesen, who opened for Frank Sinatra for well over a decade in club and concert appearances throughout the U.S. and Canada has also appeared in many network television... read full bio
Dave Coulier is best known as the goofy and lovable Joey Gladstone on the series Full House. Aside from Full House, the stand-up comedian has done extensive voice acting work for shows like Extreme Ghostbusters, The Real Ghostbusters, Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters, Scooby and Scrappy-Doo, The Jetsons, and Robot Chicken. He is the founder of the childrens entertainment company... read full bio
Mo began her improv and sketch career with Dudley Riggs BNW in Minneapolis, where she was born and raised. After relocating to Los Angeles, she got a job at Mad TV and gave birth to a number of iconic characters, including Lorraine, Stuart's mother, Trina, and many others. Since then, she has increased her credit count with popular television programs... read full bio
Michael Ian Black is a multi-media talent who’s starred in several films and TV series, written and/or directed two films, is a published author and commentator, and regularly tours the country performing his ribald brand of humorous jokes and observations. He’s currently starring on “The Gaffigan Show,” which recently debuted on TV Land. This summer, he’ll reprise one of his... read full bio
Along with attracting fans as a member of Canada's famed sketch comedy troupe the Kids in the Hall and his stint on HBO's The Larry Sanders Show, Scott Thompson has made his comic presence felt in the movies. Raised in Ontario, Thompson headed to York University to study drama. He was asked to leave due to his ""disruptive presence,"" so... read full bio
If you're searching for someone who understands the meaning of the word "no," keep trying because Maronzio Vance refuses to accept the word even exists, according to anybody who knows him. For as long as he can remember, Vance has been making people laugh. This humorous, sardonic, observation-telling North Carolina native refuses to accept the notion that he is from the... read full bio
Comedian Matt Braunger was raised in Portland, Oregon. An actor since childhood, Matt studied theatre in New York and improvisation in Chicago under such luminaries as Susan Messing and Del Close. Matt was a series regular on MADtv during its final season. His television credits also include Chelsea Lately, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, The Late Show with David Letterman,... read full bio
Tom Cotter is a comedian who was the runner-up and Breakout Star from season 7 of “America’s Got Talent”. Since his breakthrough in the show, Cotter has been invited back a few times to perform and was also apart of their “America’s Got Talent: The Champions”. He has gone on to appear on television series such as, “The Tonight Show”,... read full bio
In Chicago, actor and comedian Hal Sparks started his professional career as a youngster. His fast wit and amiable demeanor made him a popular member of the renowned Second City Troupe, which brought him prominence and praise in no time. The Chicago Sun Times named him the "Funniest Teenager In Chicago." The Tonight Show, Charlie Rose, Larry King Live, Good Morning... read full bio
