Comedy Central

Comedy Central Picks Up Three New Series Starring Standups for 2013

Up-and-coming standup comics Anthony Jeselnik, Amy Schumer, and Ben Hoffman will each debut their new shows on Comedy Central next year.

Comedy Central Introduces New Domain for Digital Content

With the launch of CC Studios last week, Comedy Central is giving comedians even more chances to gain exposure on its Web and TV platforms.

Can Comedy Decide the Presidential Election?

A new study from Comedy Central and TRU Insights finds that a candidate’s sense of humor and comedic tastes are among most important factors for young “Millennial” voters.

John Oliver: Fake Journalist, Real Funny

The "Daily Show" correspondent and host of "John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show" on unpredictable audiences, finding out Ricky Gervais was a fan, and more.

Upcoming TV Projects Make the Old Look New Again

“Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes signs deal to develop new period drama for NBC; Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel return for “Boy Meets World” sequel; and more TV news.

USA, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network Renew Hit Shows

USA’s “Necessary Roughness,” Comedy Central’s “Workaholics,” and Cartoon Network’s “Regular Show,” “The Amazing World of Gumball, and “Annoying Orange” will all be back for more episodes.

Your Comedy Club Can Now be Comedy Central-Certified

Comedy Central’s new “Certified Club” program gives the network’s seal of approval to comedy clubs across the country and includes national promotion for live comedy shows.

Comedy Central Launches CC Studios for Digital Content

Comedy Central’s new production initiative, led by new VP Allison Kingsley, will develop original digital content including Web series and branded entertainment.

New Comedy Central Stand-Up Series 'The Half Hour' Taping in Boston

Joe Mande, Garfunkel & Oates, and Neal Brennan are among the 12 comics who will tape their first Comedy Central specials for the cable network.

Comedy Central Consolidates Development Under New President Kent Alterman

Comedy Central has promoted Kent Alterman to president of content development and original programming for the cable network.