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Upright Citizens Brigade

Amy Schumer's Twitter activity has raised eyebrows among feminists.

Amy Schumer’s Writer Harasses Women Online—But She Blocks Fans Who Bring It Up

Kurt Metzger is an infamous internet troll, and even admitted to choking a former girlfriend.
By John Bonazzo
"Tonight! The Y!" on 30 Rock.

What Pop Culture Says Is Wrong With You, Based on Where You’re Planning to Move

So! You've graduated from school/ ran away from home/ are in the middle of your mid-life crisis. You can move anywhere in the country and the options are limitless...just be aware, wherever you land, TV and movies have got your number, not to mention your forwarding address. Here's what pop culture has armchair diagnosed you with, based on your new zip code.
By Drew Grant
NBC's new comedy streaming service, Seeso.

‘Mos Eisley Cantina of Comedy’: NBC’s New Streaming Service Seeso Launches in Beta

Monty Python nerds rejoice! Seeso, the new streaming service launching next year from NBC with an exclusive focus on comedy, has begun its beta rollout today. Seeso has already acquired titles that will have diehard chuckleheads salivating--including the aforementioned Flying Circus, Kids in the Hall, Saturday Night Live, Parks and Recreation and both versions of The Office--as well as original shows from some of the funniest groups in the biz. (Keep your eye out for the new UCB Show, a series spawned from the web comic Cyanide & Happiness and Dan Harmon's animated take on live RPGs, Harmonquest.)
By Drew Grant
Fortunate Horse believes that all horses are fortunate because they're horses. (photo credit: Fortunate Horse Magazine)

Finally, a Magazine for Bronies and Ralph Lauren Lovers Hits NYC

By Alexandra Villarreal

New York-Based Sketch Show Aims to Redefine the Term Low-Budget (video)

By Vinnie Mancuso
Katie Holmes

To Do Monday: Phony Tonys

By Daniel D'Addario

Haunted by <EM>The New Yorker</EM>?

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke

The Upright Citizen's Brigade Venue That You Haven't Heard Of

By Drew Grant

A Web Comedy with A Feminist Prod, ‘Vag Magazine’ Premieres at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre

By Ricardo Bilton

In The City: St. Patrick’s Day, 3.17.09

By Em Whitney

SNL and 30 Rock to Be Performed Live

By Gillian Reagan
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