Following his packed Sunday night show at Statler Hall, The Sun sat down with Jay Pharoah to talk Obama’s reelection, celebrity crushes and the glory days of Nickelodeon.
Cornell will welcome yet another Saturday Night Live comedian to campus Nov. 4, when actor Jay Pharoah performs in Statler Auditorium, the Cornell University Program Board announced Wednesday.
The Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson and his sidekick, Josh Thompson, regaled The State on Thursday. Natalia Fallas '14 found Ferguson's candid, energetic stand up segment a surprising but welcome departure from his tame monologue on T.V.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? alumnus Brad Sherwood and Colin Mochrie took to the State Theatre stage with their friendly and unpretentious humor. But was the show funny? Mary Jarvis '15 wonders.
Franco-American love is in the air again for Julie Delpy. She adeptly treads the fine line between absurdist satire and complete farce in 2 Days in New York. Natalia Fallas '14 is won over by this racously funny and fiercely charming sequel.
John Oliver, The Daily Show's unmistakably British correspondent, won over the Bailey crowd with his kinetic, literary and utterly shameless brand of comedy on Saturday evening. Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 appreciates Oliver's irresistible blend of politics and culture.
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