On Wednesday, Netflix released a documentary about rapper Travis Scott’s childhood, career, and sentimental attachment to amusement parks, titled Look Mom I Can Fly. The 85-minute film primarily focuses on Scott as a performer, spliced with brief glimpses into his relationship with “self-made” billionaire reality star Kylie Jenner and their 18-month old daughter, Stormi (the toddler is credited as an executive producer).

A few months ago, Desus Nice and The Kid Mero stopped by The Tonight Show where they played a friendly game of “Catchphrase” with their fellow late-night host Jimmy Fallon and his other guest for the evening, Charlize Theron. They had no idea that game would lead to death threats from Taylor Swift fans.

In the first 20 minutes of his new Netflix special, Sticks & Stones, Dave Chappelle says he doesn’t believe Michael Jackson’s rape accusers, explains why he didn’t participate in the R. Kelly documentary, and defends Kevin Hart against his LGBTQ critics. Later, he jokes about what he considers to be an overreaction to Louis C.K., who “was a very good friend of mine before he died in that terrible masturbation accident.

There was a time not terribly long ago, before the hush-money payouts, white-nationalist equivocating, child separations, dictator-courting, and yield-curve inversion, when Donald Trump moonlighted as a pop-culture obsessive.

Pazuzu Algarad (real name: John Lawson) was a self-proclaimed Satanist who reveled in extremeness.

In April 2017, Jim Gaffigan’s wife and writing partner Jeannie was lying in a hospital bed with pneumonia. She had just undergone a nine-hour surgery to remove a benign brain tumor the size of a pear from her head. It just happened that while she was under, Fox News announced it was firing its popular primetime host, Bill O’Reilly, for years of alleged sexual harassment.

Jim Gaffigan tried to get Amazon to put the name of his new stand-up special—Quality Time—on every box shipped to customers this month. They said no. Quality Time is Gaffigan’s seventh hour-long special and Amazon’s first foray into the stand-up comedy game, a move widely seen as a bid to challenge Netflix’s comedy dominance.

The biggest hurdle faced by The Righteous Gemstones is expectations. Created by Danny McBride (who produces alongside his partners-in-absurdity, directors Jody Hill and David Gordon Green), this HBO comedy about a family of dysfunctional televangelists appears, on the surface, to be a spiritual companion piece to its creative team’s Eastbound & Down and Vice Principals.

After spending several minutes breaking down just how often President Donald Trump lies about “everything” Thursday night, Seth Meyers said that the stock market is “no exception.” “If you compare his record to previous presidents, it’s not as impressive,” the Late Night host said, noting that both President Bill Clinton and President Barack Obama presided over larger Dow Jones Industrial Average increases in their first three years in office.

HOLLYWOOD, California — On stage, The Amazing Johnathan was known for his manic energy and larger than life presence. In person, the 60-year-old comic magician is soft-spoken, subdued and even more frail than he appears in The Amazing Johnathan Documentary, which premieres in theaters and on Hulu this Friday. We’re sitting in an empty theater at The Magic Castle, an old haunt for Johnathan during his glory days and the site of his big farewell performances in 2014.