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COMEDY MATTERS ROUND-UP WITH JEFF ARCURI, RYAN HAMILTON, OZ PEARLMAN, SHERROD SMALL, RONNY CHIENG, EDDIE MURPHY’S SON, AND SO MUCH MORE!!!

RYAN HAMILTON GOT HIT BY A BUS!!!

There’s an excellent chance that Ryan Hamilton may be the only person in the world to get hit by a bus and turn it into a Netflix special. It’s a tremendous accomplishment to be able to take what could have been a catastrophe and make it funny. Not only funny but turn it into a Netflix special called “This Just Hit Me”, produced and directed by another fave of mine, Nate Bargatze.

WITH RYAN HAMILTON AT GOTHAM COMEDY CLUB

Back in 2014 I brought Nate on Sirius XM as my guest on the Ron and Fez show with the great Ron Bennington on Sirius XM radio. Talk about taking something serious and making it funny, Ron is currently openly battling stage 4 colon cancer and doing what he calls a “Portcast” jokingly named after the port in his chest. The whole comedy world and his millions of listeners are praying for him, and if it’s true that laughter is the best medicine, he will beat this thing!!!

WITH NATE BARGATZE UP AT SIRIUS XM RADIO TO DO THE RON AND FEZ SHOW

I have known Ryan for a long time, and for whatever reason he has always reminded me of Jerry Seinfeld, so I think it’s absolutely perfect that he wound up opening for him. There’s something about his smile, and the way he carries himself and his delivery that reminds me and lots of other people of Seinfeld.

Btw, how do you think your own last name would sound as the title of a show? It’s been so long that “Seinfeld” sounds like a perfect name for a comedy show. But what if your last name was Schwartzvontz and you were really funny and got your own TV show! Can you picture tuning into Schwartzvontz every week??? ( Just a thought!)

SEINFELD OR SCHWARTZVONTZ???

Anyway, I dropped by The Cellar one night and manager Liz Furiati, who only calls me “Gurian”, led me to a place where I could watch Ryan do his set. He takes self-deprecating humor to the next level, which is something every audience loves. I always say if anyone on the street said the things to us that we say about ourselves, violence would ensue! (LOL) I went right home and watched his Netflix special that night and it’s great! Absolutely great!

Nate btw, co-wrote and starred in his first feature film called “The Breadwinner” this past May and also set a Guinness World Record for selling over two MILLION tickets on his ” Big Dumb Eyes” tour, making it the most well-attended stand-up tour in history. I have such a good eye for talent!!! (LOLOL)

JEFF ARCURI AND KATIE THURSTON AT THE 92Y

Before I even start this paragraph please go to Instagram and follow Jeff Arcuri. He only has 2.1 million followers and I feel bad for him cause he’s just so funny! Only 2.1 million followers!!!

When I had Jeff perform on one of my shows, which I believe was at an event space on the West side, I knew he was funny but had no idea how huge his career would become. I really just have a good eye for talent!!!

His stage presence is very unique, and the fact that he laughs out loud once in a while, in a signature laugh, makes what he says even more endearing. Some people, like Eddie Murphy have a signature laugh. You hear it and you immediately know who it is!

The 92Y on 92nd Street and Lexington Avenue always has a fantastic line-up of talent and I get to cover the comedy related shows. Jeff’s Netflix special is called “Jeff Arcuri: Nice To Meet You” and it’s a lot about his marriage to Katie Thurston, which just happened in March of 2025. Katie was on reality TV as one of the stars of The Bachelorette, but the special not only talks about how they met, and how grateful he is for that, but it also centers on how they manage to get through her diagnosis with stage IV breast cancer, which thank G-d is in remission.

Real “meet cute” of how they first met. Katie came across Jeff’s posts on IG and DM’ed him, telling her friends that she found her future husband. After connecting on the phone they finally met in 2024, and married the following March AFTER her diagnosis. That is a good man! Such a great story, and a great couple. It takes a true comedic artist to take a potentially dark subject and make it funny! Make sure to watch it!!! I was supposed to see them after the screening and hopefully will be able to do that soon!

JEFF AND KATIE WATCHING JEFF ON THE BIG 92Y SCREEN

TWO FILM SCREENINGS IN A WEEK

In an embarrassment of riches, two films I was involved in had screenings within one week. The first was called “Eat, Drink, and Laugh” about the history of the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip that opened on June 1st of 1976, and is still going strong today. It launched the careers of so many big stars including Jerry Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Ray Romano, Colin Quinn, and I could go on and on.

The reason I know so much about it is because I wrote the book on the club, called ” Make ‘Em Laugh”, featuring a foreword by Chris Rock, and the book led to the making of the film, which I was honored to be a co-producer on. The other Exec. Producers were Abby Russell who now owns the only comedy club in Southampton called “Sticks and Stones” and her partner at the time Brent Sterling Nemetz.

The screening was at the Greenport, Long Island Arts Center and it was very exciting for me to see the film again as I hadn’t seen it since Comic Strip owner and founder Richie Tienken and I brought it to Montreal to be shown at the Just for Laughs Festival, the biggest comedy festival in the world. After the screening we participated in a Q&A joined by national headliner and Comic Strip alum Sherrod Small, whose Comic Strip story will always stand out in my mind.

He and Tony Rock, another of Chris Rock’s brothers, auditioned for The Strip and passed together, by the notoriously difficult to please Lucien Hold, R.I.P., and they were so happy that they literally “cried on the corner!” I never forgot that they told me that! That’s how much it meant to be passed at The Strip!

A few days later Sherrod headlined Sticks and Stones and I opened for him. It’s a great space and it was a great show!!!

(L-R) ABBY RUSSELL, SHERROD SMALL, JEFFREY GURIAN, INTERVIEWER FOR THE Q&A

FILM NUMBER 2- WE MET AT GROSSINGERS

This is such an important film for our time. The success of Netflix’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” brought renewed interest in that time period of the 50’s when Jewish people and Black people were denied staying at many of the grand hotels of the time. They actually had the nerve to put up signs saying ” No Blacks and No Jews.”

So when Jewish people started becoming successful through very hard work, they built their own hotels that far outshone any others in existence. They were all upstate N.Y. and the area became known as The Borscht Belt because many of the immigrants were from Russia and eastern Europe where borscht ( beet soup) was a staple of the diet.

Grossingers was owned and run by Jenny Grossinger, who was the first woman to ever own a hotel. It had been started by her parents as a small boarding house, but she wound up with a hotel the size of a small city with it’s own airstrip. They would fly in the big stars.

I was there at two different times in my life, as a child from 10-13 singing solo in a professional choir that would sing there for the High Holidays, and then again as an adult as a comedy writer, writing for many of the big stars that performed there like Milton Berle, who became my sponsor in The Friars Club, Jerry Lewis, Jackie Mason, Pat Cooper, Henny Youngman, Dick Shawn, Myron Cohen, Dick Capri and so many more. The comedians of the Golden Age of comedy!

Jackie Robinson was a superstar baseball player but because he was Black he was not allowed in any of the hotels. As a matter of fact he wasn’t even allowed to fraternize with his teammates socially after the games. But Jenny Grossinger made a home for him and his family at the hotel, and as strange as it may seem in our times, when she was honored on a TV show ” This Is Your Life” Jackie came on as a guest and they hugged on national TV and it was the very first “inter-racial hug” seen on national television.

JACKIE ROBINSON AND WIFE IN THE BACK AND JENNY GROSSINGER THE BLONDE WOMAN IN FRONT

Sad to even have to write something like that, … but true!!! The Jewish community was always very inclusive of everyone which is why this is an important story for today’s times, so big thanks to Bobby Friedman of Bungalow Entertainment, and Harris Salomon of Atlantic Overseas Pictures for producing it and big thanks to Paula Eiselt, award winning director for directing the film, and for telling me I was one of her favorite interviews! In case I didn’t mention it I’m in several scenes!!! (LOL)

EDDIE MURPHY’S SON DOING COMEDY

While making my comedy rounds my intuition told me to stop by West Side Comedy Club. As I walked in I was so pleasantly surprised to see comedy staple and my old friend GIna Savage back at the club as a Manager/Producer. She’s been at Carolines, the Comedy Cellar, and now back at West Side to make some changes, and she’s producing a show of clean comedy called ” Clean Up Your Act.”

So we’re sitting together enjoying the show with Drew Michael and Eva Evans when she tells me that Eddie Murphy’s son Myles is in from LA and will be doing a spot! Now I’m past the point of getting excited when I meet people cause people say I know everyone. Well, I was excited only a few times in my life. I was excited to meet Mick Jagger, I was excited to meet Billy Idol, I was excited to meet Woody Allen and Salvador Dali, and The Beach Boys, and I was excited to meet Melanie Hamrick who’s Mick Jagger’s girlfriend for many years. And for whatever reason I was really excited to meet Myles Murphy. And after I met him my excitement was warranted!

He was not introduced to the audience as Eddie’s son, and he never mentioned it in his act. He had great stage presence and was very comfortable on stage, which surprised me when I found out he had only been performing for 11 months.

When he came off stage we sat for quite a while, and I shared many stories with him about his Dad that he told me he never knew. The only reason I knew them was because I wrote the book on the history of the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip, where Eddie started his career. He never knew that his Dad started out in a trio called “The Identical Triplets” with Rob Bartlett, and Bob Nelson, two White guys and him.

He also never knew the story of how his Dad discovered Chris Rock at The Strip, and he also never knew how Joe Piscopo gave SNL newcomer Eddie a break that would change his career. The show was running short one week and producer Jean Doumanian who produced the show for one year asked Joe if he would do five minutes of stand-up. Joe graciously gave the time to Eddie, but Eddie was nervous to do it, so he called his manager, Comic Strip owner Richie Tienken and when Richie asked him why, Eddie said, ” Because I curse.” So Richie said, ” Then don’t curse!”

Eddie did the five minutes, accidentally cursed and was bleeped but when it came time for his contract to be renewed Richie negotiated for him to go from a featured player to a cast player by reminding them that he saved the show with his five minutes, and Eddie went from making $750. a week to making $3,000. a week and Richie told me that’s when he started taking his manager’s percentage. I even told Myles a story about his grandmother, … Eddie’s mother, who is still alive today and in her 80’s.

So I Ieave the club and am driving home listening to Joe Piscopo’s Sinatra show on WABC radio when suddenly Joe starts talking about Eddie Murphy. Then he mentions he’s doing a live broadcast from Winnie’s Jazz Club on West 38th Street, so I take it as a sign that I’m supposed to go and tell the story of how he helped Eddie at SNL, … hopefully on the air. I ran home and got a sport jacket cause I was dressed for comedy and showed up at Winnie’s. It was packed. I hesitantly walked up towards the desk where Joe was broadcasting from and stood there until he saw me.

Now Joe and I have been friends for more than 30 years. He looks up from his notes and says ” Jeff what are you doing here?” And I hurriedly whisper the story of Myles Murphy and why I came. Next thing I know Joe is introducing me on the radio and I get to tell the story to millions of his listeners all over the world! On my way out I got stopped by comic L.A. Hardy and we shared some fun stories about mutual friends. Crazy night!!!

JERRY SEINFELD AS AN OPENER???

Very few people can say that Jerry Seinfeld opened for them. One who honestly can is premiere mentalist Oz Pearlman, who was prepping for his first Netflix special at Gotham Comedy Club. The special will be due later this year, but Gotham is also Jerry Seinfeld’s favorite club to work out new material.

Jerry and Gotham owner Chris Mazzilli are close friends, and also major car enthusiasts, and Jerry is known to pop in every so often when he’s working on something new. The crowd goes absolutely insane as it did the night I was there. I go to see Oz any time I can as he’s an old friend and I hold the honor of arranging his very first TV appearance, about 17 years ago when he was performing as part of The Unseen, a two man mentalism act with then partner Ken Salaz.

WITH OZ PEARLMAN AND KEN SALAZ IN FRONT OF THE NBC TRUCK BACK IN 2009

This night in particular the host introduced a “special guest” who just happened to drop by, and Jerry came out to a standing ovation. During his set he announced that his family was there and when he was done he introduced Oz to the stage and stayed up there with him.

Oz blew Jerry’s mind when he asked him to think of a date of a special event in his life that he couldn’t possibly know, and then he wrote May 4th on a huge sketch pad that he keeps on stage to show what he predicted before the person says it out loud. When Jerry said ” May 4th” the crowd went wild. Turned out that May 4th was Jerry’s dog’s birthday and he hugged Oz on stage before he left! I’ve seen lots of mentalists but there’s no one like Oz Pearlman, the best of the best!!!

MARCUS RUSSELL PRICE BRINGS THE HEAT

You may know Marcus Russell Price as a celeb photographer and videographer in the comedy world, shooting at all big comedy-related events, but he’s also the producer of great comedy shows at Lincoln Center. His recent show featured Julie Kim and Simeon Goodson, but it also a promised a secret guest! And who that secret guest was I couldn’t wait to find out!

MARCUS RUSSELL PRICE HOSTING HIS SHOW AT LINCOLN CENTER

Turns out his secret guest was one of my faves and not an easy guest to get, the great Ronny Chieng! There’s something about Ronny Chieng’s delivery that really gets me. Having a unique delivery is so important in comedy, so not only is he so funny, but the way he delivers his material is just so unique, I could listen to it all night! I can hear it in my mind as I’m writing this. Can’t wait for Marcus’ next show and hopefully I’ll be on it!!!

COMEDY MATTERS GIRL OF THE MONTH

You may have seen Nagah Ezaldein weekly on Newsmax with John Tabacco, on his hit show Wiseguys, but she’s also really funny with a great sense of humor, and she dropped by the Comedy Matters crib to check out the comedy museum!!!

NAGAH EZALDEIN IN THE COMEDY MATTERS CRIB

Congratulations if you’ve been able to get through the whole column. There was just so much to say and I had even more, but that will have to wait till the next one! In the meantime keep laughing, as hard as it may be these days, and remember “COMEDY MATTERS”!!!

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George Wallace Visits The Comic Strip


Whenever George Wallace comes to New York, he always comes back to his “home” to visit Richie Tienken and The Comic Strip. That’s the place where he started back in 1976, before the place was even finished.

Before The Strip opened it’s doors on June 1, 1976 George came by selling bus advertising and convinced owner Richie Tienken to buy advertising that appeared on the back of buses going up 1st and 2nd Avenues that said ” Eat, Drink, and Laugh at The Comic Strip.”

A diverse group of five people smiling indoors.

(L-R) J.R. Ravitz, Marina Franklin, Jeffrey Gurian, and Richie Tienken, and holding down the back row by himself, is George Wallace! George is so big, he’s his own row!

It was the reason when Richie and I did the book on the 35 year history of the legendary club, we were originally planning to call it “Eat, Drink and Laugh”.

George and Jerry Seinfeld were and still are best friends. They were roommates in the early days and shared an apartment on West 71st Street. When Jerry left for LA, George kept the apartment and roomed with Paul Provenza.

George has been in Las Vegas for the last ten years with the highest rated 10 P.M. show on The Strip. He came into The Strip to do a set recently, which thrilled the crowd, and told me he’s thinking of moving back to New York.

George was the second interview I did for the book “Make ‘Em Laugh”, up in Montreal during the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, the summer of 2008.

Two people posing together indoors, one in a striped shirt and the other in a white suit.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with George Wallace backstage during rehearsal at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, 2008!

He was hosting one of the huge galas that gets televised, and right before he went out on stage he asked me what I thought he should say! I had to laugh to myself that here was a guy, so accomplished that he didn’t even have to prepare to host a major comedy gala and would decide what he was going to say when he got out there!

Two people sitting closely and smiling indoors.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV backstage with “All Star Gala” host George Wallace just before he took the stage!

Needless to say he killed it and after the show he took me out for a late dinner, where I did my interview, and we got to know each other. We’ve stayed in touch ever since.

I’m one of the producers of a new comedy documentary film called “The Business of Comedy” Exec. Produced by two great guys Gary Licker and Scott Sobel of Scott Entertainment. They went out to Vegas to interview George, and I gave them a signed copy of the book to bring George as I knew he hadn’t seen it yet. They were thrilled to do it and they said that George was thrilled to get it.

Two men smiling indoors with a camera in front of them.

Scott Sobel and Gary Licker, Exec. Producers of the doc. film “The Business of Comedy” at the home of Jeffrey Gurian, filming him for the doc., on which he is also a co-producer!

One of the first things he said when he saw me was how much he loved the book!

So I was backstage with him this time too, and don’t you think that right before he went out to perform he asked me what I thought he should do! (LOL) I reminded him of the incident in Montreal and told him that whatever he chose would be perfect. The audience was already his!

Two people smiling and holding a book in a warmly lit room.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with George Wallace at The Comic Strip!

He talked about going to Oprah’s party, and talked about getting parking tickets. He said he got so many parking tickets he was thinking of removing his windshield. That’s hysterical! He also told of the dyslexic cop who gave him an IUD, instead of a DUI!

He talked about his poor childhood and how in his day kids only got measles, mumps and chickenpox. It was all they could afford!

He said to some guy in the audience who was making remarks, “Where were you when your mind got up and walked away?”

Then he said he didn’t want to get racial, but advised white people to stop looking for ghosts! And then he did one of his classic bits which he calls “I Be Thinkin'” where he comes out with lines like, ” I saw a can that said “Evaporated Milk” and I thought to myself, then what’s in the can?” I told him he should do a CD by that name and he said he was already planning on doing that! Great minds think alike! (LOL)

He also said, ” You never see a homeless Mexican!” And it’s true. They’re like baby pigeons. You know they must exist, but you never actually see one! He said you give a Mexican 8 bricks and 3 packs of chewing gum and a week later you got a housing development!”

George hung out after his killer set, and took photos with his fans and with Richie and I. It was very cool night and if he does move back to New York, you can bet he’ll be a regular at his old home, The Comic Strip!

Three smiling people posing indoors with a book.

(L-R) Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV, George Wallace and Richie Tienken at The Comic Strip, holding the book ” Make “Em Laugh” about the 35 year history of the club written by Jeffrey Gurian and Richie Tienken! George is featured prominently in the book as one of the originals from The Strip!

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Jerry Seinfeld and Colin Quinn Team Up at MSG to Fight Diabetes


Comedy is a great way to call attention to a cause and to raise money for charity, and needless to say the bigger the comedy star the more money you can raise. This Wednesday, April 17th two of the biggest, most well-loved stars of comedy, Jerry Seinfeld and his close friend Colin Quinn, will be performing in a comedy concert, as part of the Stand Up For A Cure Concert Series, to benefit the American Diabetes Association.

Event poster for Jerry Seinfeld with special guest Colin Quinn.

Jerry Seinfeld and Colin Quinn will be at The Theatre at Madison Square Garden this Wed. 4/17/13! Come out to support a great cause!

It’s a wonderful thing when stars use their celebrity to give back to society. It’s a sign of their gratitude for the success they have achieved.

Stand Up for a Cure Concert Series was launched in 2007 with a Seinfeld-starring show at Hammerstein Ballroom to benefit the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Since that time, they have produced shows with Dave Matthews Band at MSG, Bon Jovi at the Hammerstein Ballroom, Barry Manilow at the Nassau Coliseum, Brian Wilson at the Hammerstein Ballroom, and another Seinfeld show at MSG in 2008.

This will be Jerry Seinfeld’s third show for Stand Up For A Cure, and I’m sure he gets a lot of pleasure out of knowing how many people are helped through his kindness.

A man in a suit speaking on stage with a microphone.

Jerry Seinfeld will star in a Stand-Up For A Cure comedy concert to benefit the American Diabetes Association!

The event will take place on Wednesday, April 17 at The Theater at Madison Square Garden (Seventh Avenue and 32nd Street). Jerry had his choice of charities to benefit from his performance and he personally selected the American Diabetes Association as his charity of choice for this year’s fundraiser. I will be covering this event and I hope to be able to ask him why.

I personally have a strong connection to Diabetes as I lost my Dad to that dreaded disease. Many people have no idea how devastating Diabetes can be. My Dad looked like a cancer victim before it took him. It affected every part of his body except his eyesight, which was a Blessing in itself. It’s a wasting disease, where in the end your kidneys can shut down due to end stage renal disease.

My oldest daughter Elizabeth DeRobertis is the head of the nutrition department at a medical group in Scarsdale, and specializes in treating Diabetes and I myself produced a sold-out comedy event to raise money for the ADA at The Comic Strip, on 81st and 2nd in NYC.

Both Jerry and Colin were kind enough to give me interviews for my new book “Make ‘Em Laugh” about the 35 year history of The Comic Strip the legendary comedy club where both of them started out and called “home”. I wrote it with owner/founder Richie Tienken, and Chris Rock who also started out there wrote an amazing introduction to the book, besides giving his own interview.

Two men smiling together indoors with framed photos behind them.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with Jerry Seinfeld at The Comic Strip after Jerry’s interview for Jeffrey’s book “Make ‘Em Laugh” about the 35 year history of the club where Jerry started out!

Two people smiling, one holding a book, in a warm, dimly lit setting.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with Colin Quinn holding a copy of “Make ‘Em Laugh” the book he is in, about the 35 year history of The Comic Strip where he started his career!

A portion of the proceeds from the event will go towards funding research, education, programs and advocacy for the American Diabetes Association.

Right now there are over two million people living in the New York metropolitan area who have diabetes and that number continues to grow. If this trend continues, one in three children who were born after 2000 will develop diabetes within their lifetime. For minorities, this number becomes one in two.

The American Diabetes Association of Greater New York is working hard to stop this, by focusing many of its programs in New York on prevention. To do this, the association provides health fairs, school walks, healthy living ideas and food choice options/exercise materials to public schools and community organizations.

To learn more about how the American Diabetes Association works with the community, please visit, http://www.diabetes.org/newyork or visit them on Facebook or Twitter.

Together, by attending and supporting comedy events like this, we can Stop Diabetes and have fun along the way!

The overall event is being produced by premiere concert producers Heywood, Mendel and Rose, who have some other exciting shows coming up in the future as well. On August 10th “X Factor” finalist Carly Rose Sonenclar will be performing at the Best Buy Theater and they will also be doing a 3 day festival at the Hammerstein Ballroom in Jan 2014 leading up to the Superbowl in NY with a handful of incredible acts, which I will tell you more about closer to the date!

In the meantime, hope to see you at MSG. I will be there covering the event and will hopefully be posting video of it very soon!

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Chris Tucker In A Rare Appearance with Ron, from Ron and Fez On Sirius Radio


I got to see Ron Bennington’s talent up close and personal recently when he interviewed me for a segment on Ron and Fez, his long-running show on Sirius Radio.

Three men posing in front of a Ron & Fez show banner.

Fez Whatley, Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV, and Ron Bennington up at Sirius Radio for the Ron and Fez show!

He does his homework, and knows what to ask in a way that makes you feel really comfortable, plus it’s totally unrushed. So I understood why Chris Tucker, who rarely does any press, would agree to do an episode of “Unmasked”, an interview segment that Ron does with only the biggest comedy stars.

I was one of a small, select group who got invited to attend the interview up at the Sirius studios, where I’ve been spending a lot of time lately doing press for my new book ” Make ‘Em Laugh” with Chris Rock, and Richie Tienken the owner/founder of the legendary comedy club “The Comic Strip.”

Three men posing happily indoors with framed photos behind them.

Richie Tienken, Chris Rock, and Jeffrey Gurian at The Comic Strip, the club where Chris was discovered!

Richie discovered both Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock, and managed Eddie from his early days on SNL as a featured player though his starring role in Beverly Hills Cop 2, when he was arguably the biggest star in the world.

Anyway, Ron started off the interview by telling Chris how everyone loved him, which is true. He’s such a likeable guy, both onscreen and off. But he made his rise to the top sound too easy, and Ron got lots of laughs acknowledging that, and saying that it’s supposed to be much harder to make a name for yourself in comedy, than it was for Chris.

Chris started out as a class clown, which is a skill never truly acknowledged by anyone’s parents or teachers. As Ron said, no one says, ” Your child may only be in the 3rd grade but he’s funny at a 10th grade level!” Which is a great premise for a stand-up bit.

Chris grew up in Decatur, Georgia and made his comedy debut right there, even though he was underage. One of the headliners from a big club in Atlanta took a liking to Chris and said he wouldn’t perform if Chris wasn’t allowed to come in.

He moved to LA in 1992, and got picked for the 2nd season of Def Comedy Jam where he got to perform with Bernie Mac, and according to him, was the thing that really got him seen. Then in 1995 he got to do his first Friday film with Ice Cube. That really put him on the map.

Ron joked that every day Ice Cube wakes up asking if Chris Tucker called about being in his 4th Friday movie which he’s currently writing, and wants Chris to be in!

Chris’ role as Johnny Booze in Houseparty 3 was what got him an agent, and Ron also brought up his many faceted relationships with such major and varied people as Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton and Bono from U2. How many comics can lay claim to something like that??? (Redundant question, … no answer required!)

Heavy D had seen him performing at The Comedy Store and asked him to be in his video which is how ho got to meet Brett Ratner, and what eventually led him to be in Rush Hour with Jackie Chan.

His Mom was a missionary and his grandfather was a preacher, and Chris talked about tracing his African ancestry to both Cameroon and Angola, but when he went back there he said no one looked like him. There was no “tribe of Chris Tuckers!” (LOL)

These days he’s very particular about what films he appears in, and according to Ron has turned down over 100 million dollars worth of work, which he smilingly agreed with. And then afterwards seemed shocked as the reality hit him, of the enormity of what he had turned down!

One of the things that Chris Tucker said during his interview was that he was a big fan of Eddie Murphy, and that Eddie was a big influence on his career. So when the interview was over, Ron took me over to meet Chris and I was able to give him a copy of the book about the club where his idol Eddie Murphy started out.

He seemed really thrilled to get it and said he was looking forward to reading it, after I got the chance to tell him a few of the stories in the book, including how Eddie discovered Chris in 1986.

To tell you the truth, I was so excited to meet him I don’t remember what I wrote in it, but I do recall saying I was a huge fan of his. Then we posed for some photos, and I was out!

Two men posing with a book at SiriusXM event.

Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with Chris Tucker, up at Sirius Radio with Ron and Fez, holding Jeffrey’s book with Chris Rock called “Make ‘Em Laugh”, about the 35 year history of The Comic Strip!

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D.L. Hughley with Jeffrey Gurian at The Comic Strip


It took eight long years for D.L. Hughley to find a home for his project “D.L. Hughley’s Endangered Species” in which he wants to get “the Black man” added to the endangered species list!

Most people outside of show biz have no idea it could take that long to get a project done. Finally Comedy Central stepped up to the plate, and agreed to make the special and D.L. decided to shoot part of it at the legendary club “The Comic Strip” where both Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock got their start. Owner Richie Tienken managed Eddie for the first 11 years of his career, from his SNL days through Beverly Hills Cop 2!

Man in a hat speaking into a microphone.

D.L. Hughely performing onstage at The Comic Strip for his new Comedy Central special “D.L. Hughley’s Endangered Species”!

As a matter of fact it’s all in the book I wrote with Richie called “Make ‘Em Laugh – 35 Years of The Comic Strip, the Greatest Comedy Club of All Time!” From Skyhorse Publishing, which will be out in a few weeks as of Oct. 1, 2012. It’s already up on Amazon.com for pre-orders.

A vibrant indoor comedy club with colorful signs and lively atmosphere.

The book “Make ‘Em Laugh” by Jeffrey Gurian and Richie Tienken with an intro by Chris Rock, plus interviews with Seinfeld, Billy Crystal, Ray Romano, Colin Quinn, Susie Essman, Lewis Black, and so many more!

Chris Rock wrote the funniest, most amazing introduction,and while I was recently up on Montreal at the 30th anniversary of the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, Jay Pharoah of SNL read Chris Rock’s intro in Chris’ voice for a crowd of people in the hotel lobby like J.B. Smoove and Lou Wallach past head of Comedy Central!

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Richie Tienken, Chris Rock, and Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV at The Comic Strip after Chris’ interview for “Make ‘Em Laugh!”

I caught up with D.L. backstage after the taping, at which Comedy Central execs JoAnn Grigioni and Val Boreland attended, and filmed a little video interview for Comedy Matters TV on the special and on D.L.’s new book ” I Want You To Shut The F**k Up – How the Audacity of Dopes is Ruining America!”

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D.L. Hughley and Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV backstage at The Comic Strip!

Check it out right here:

http://youtu.be/J_fmdRSfAWY

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D.L. Hughley Tapes Comedy Central Special at The Comic Strip


I hadn’t seen D.L. Hughley since 2009 at a party at Comix which is no longer in existence. But I’ve always been a fan so when I heard he was going to be taping a special for Comedy Central at The Comic Strip I made sure to be there waiting backstage.

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D.L. Hughley and Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV at Comix back in 2009!

Dean Obeidallah was the MC and did a fantastic job of warming up the packed crowd. Every seat was filled, to the point where D.L.’s bodyguard had to stand. He would have needed two or three seats anyway, cause he was that big! (LOL)

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A kind of blurry Dean Obeidallah on stage warming up the audience for D.L. Hughley! ( Just to clarify, Dean’s not blurry, my photo is, cause the lighting was weird!)

Comedy Central execs like JoAnn Grigioni and Val Boreland were there, plus producer Lynne Appelle, joining owners Richie Tienken, Bob Wachs, and myself, and we all sat together in the balcony enjoying the show.

D.L. is always great and this night he did not disappoint! He was in rare form and the excited crowd showed him lots of love! After leaving the stage to thunderous applause, he gave the crowd an unexpected treat by returning to the stage a second time to do some material he felt like adding. Comedy Central still had their cameras set up so it didn’t present any problem.

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D.L. Hughley onstage at The Comic Strip killing it for his taping of a Comedy Central special called “D.L. Hughley’s Endangered Species!”

I caught up with him backstage afterwards and shot a really cool, fun, and funny video interview with him for Comedy Matters TV which I will be posting as soon as it’s edited.

His special will be a mockumentary called “D.L. Hughley’s Endangered Species”, which will air this October 27th, I believe he said, in which he suggests that “the Black man” as a race, be added to the endangered species list. It took him eight years to find a home for it, until Comedy Central stepped up to the plate.

I told him that’s the kind of project only a Black man could pitch. A White guy wouldn’t stand a chance! We had a good laugh about that, and about using token White guys to get certain things done.

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D.L. Hughley with a lighter skinned Black man, Jeffrey Gurian from Comedy Matters TV backstage at The Comic Strip! (Under certain lights a lot of people confuse me with Dave Chappelle!)

D.L. said when he has a White guy with him, he doesn’t even bother to carry a driver’s license. That’s how safe he feels having a White guy around! (LOL)

He’s also got a new book called, ” I Want You To Shut The F**k Up: How The Audacity of Dopes is Ruining America!” It’s available on Amazon.com as well as bookstores across the nation! You can check it out right here! and stay tuned for the video coming soon!

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Heather Height: "Comedian Who Matters" At The Comic Strip


Comedy Matters held it’s periodic contest for “The Comedian Who Matters”, where up and coming comics win a shot at performing at the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip, the club that launched the careers of legends like Jerry Seinfeld, Ray Romano, Paul Reiser, Eddie Murphy, and Chris Rock to name just a very few.

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Heather Height, winner of the “Comedian Who Matters” contest on stage at the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip!

Comics from all over submitted entries to the contest and we chose 6 finalists. Heather Height was the final winner, and got to perform on the late show I host at The Strip on Sunday and Monday nights.

Heather hosts an open mic at Cha-Cha’s restaurant on Mulberry Street in Little Italy every Wednesday evening with two shows, one at 8 and the other at 10:30. I’ve been there and they’re great! Cha Cha is also a well known actor, and has been in many movies and TV shows.

Heather had this to say about her Comic Strip experience: “I really want to thank the staff and Sunday night manager of The Comic Strip Jenn. Every time I’ve been there they have always been awesome, and last night was no exception. Unfortunately after my second drink, I didn’t recognize Jenn when I was leaving the club, and I asked her if she was a comic, being starved for the company of another female comedian. She just laughed and reintroduced herself. It was embarrassing, but funny, and pretty typical of how I bumble through my interactions with other humans. (but I’m gonna blame alcohol anyway, HAHA!)

Check out more about Heather Height at http://www.heatherheight.com

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Barry Sobel Is Doing It! In Two Different Shows!!!

Barry Sobel Is Doing It!  In Two Different Shows!!!


There’s only one Barry Sobel and those of you who know him know what I mean. In a world of unique characters, like you find in the world of comedy, Barry Sobel stands out. Barry claims he’s back to save The Universe with a brand new type of entertainment, Barry Sobel’s “The Skype Show.â€

He’s hosting a live stand-up comedy show mixed with special appearances by comedians from all around the world SKYPING IN, so grab your Firewire cables and hold onto your seats for an inter-galactic ride, with Barry Sobel as the Mission Commander!

The first one is coming up this Saturday, June 30th at 9 P.M. at Bowery Electric, 327 Bowery, only $10. in advance and $15. at the door! In this economy, it only makes sense to do it in advance!

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The Skype Show, this Saturday June 30th at Bowery Electric!

John Fugelsang, a dear old friend of mine, whose CD on I-Tunes is currently numero uno,(#1 for all of you who are not fluent in Espanol!) performs onstage at Bowery. And comedy powerhouse Brandon Wardell, SKYPES IN, from his basement in DC. ( Where he’s been hiding for years! LOLOL) Plus many more! As Barry describes it, each show will be “an amazing one-time only experience!”

This will be the premiere show for Barry, who is an “Artist in Residence” in the new comedy room at Bowery Electric, which I think means he lives there! (LOL) Future dates will be added.

Barry currently stars on “The 3 Minute Talk Show with Barry Sobel.†Created by Barry and produced by Tom Hanks and Playtone, it is everything you have ever seen in a late night talk show, all in three minutes. It can be seen on Hulu.

Barry has had a fascinating background with tons of credits. Originally emerging from the San Francisco comedy scene, he was a favorite of rock impresario Bill Graham who invited him to perform at “The US Festival,†making Barry, at the time, the comedian to perform in front of the largest live audience in the history of comedy.(There were at least 6 or 7 people there! LOL)

Barry changed the face of stand-up comedy, ( like a comedic plastic surgeon!) with his ‘Beastie Boys’ Rap, and his homage to James Brown and Bruce Springsteen, “I Can’t Do No More!â€

Introduced at “Showtime at the Apollo,” by hosts The Beastie Boys and Run DMC, Barry was the first comedian to ever rap onstage…and he received a standing ovation. (If it had been a Jewish audience he would have received a “standing oy-vation! LOL)

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Barry Sobel killing it onstage way back in 2010! ( He still looks exactly the same!)

But it was Barry’s career breaking performances on “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson,†that made him a force to be reckoned with, to use an expression from The Old West!

Barry has appeared on HBO with Rodney Dangerfield, (the first major star I ever wrote for back in 1810), Eddie Murphy, John Candy and Tom Hanks, and has starred in his own HBO special, “I CAN’T DO NO MORE.â€

Barry became sort of a pop culture icon when he joined up with the “Nerds” starring and rapping in “Revenge of the Nerds II.†NBC President Brandon Tartikoff championed Barry’s career and cast him on the NBC hit sitcom “227.â€

Barry has appeared in many movies, including “Blind Date,†“Doc Hollywood,†“I Love Trouble,†and “BAPS,†and starred in the cult classic “Martians Go Home.†He was handpicked to work on the movie “Punchline,†the film where Tom Hanks tried out some of his material at The Comic Strip, and he actually wrote Tom’s material and coached him on how to perform. They’ve been close ever since.

Barry’s TV career started with an appearance on “Family Ties” and went to include “The Ellen Burstyn Show,†“Bridges to Cross,†and “VH1’s Vinyl Justice.†He has had recurring roles on “Dave’s World,†“The Parenthood,†and wrote for and did voices for the acclaimed cartoon, “The Boondocks.â€

He even wound up playing himself on an episode of “21 Jump Street.†( I just did that on Nick Kroll’s new show for Comedy Central, and it’s really fun, and a great honor!)

Barry guest VJ’d for years on MTV, and has been in many shows on Comedy Central having appeared on “Dr. Katz,†“The A-List,†“Comics Only,†and “The Chocolate News.†He even starred in his own Comedy Central commercial with his Mom.

He’s appeared on numerous talk shows, including “The Tonight Show,†“Oprah,†“Regis,†and “The Today Show†and if you hurry down to Bowery Electric you’ll be able to verify all this for yourselves by cornering him and asking him a million questions!

As a writer, his credits include “The MTV Movie Awards,†“The MTV VMAs,†“The Boondocks,†“Nick Swardson’s Funtime,†and Saturday Night Live, for which he received an Emmy nomination. Barry has worked for years with Jimmy Fallon, who made his first TV appearance on “The Barry Sobel Show†on Comedy Central.
Barry is currently in pre-production on season two of “The 3 Minute Talk Show,†and is developing an animated project with Tom Hanks, Cartoon03.

For a sneak preview of Cartoon03 click here: http://www.youtube.com/user/cartoon03
– “Top Secret03â€

Then on Thursdays at 9, starting this Thursday, June 28th Barry is doing a show called “These Jokes Aren’t 4 Everybody-Just The Sexy People” and it will be at Revision Lounge and Gallery! (Comedy just isn’t funny unless there’s a gallery! That is at 219 Avenue B in NYC in case you plan on coming in from Europe or Asia for this event!

I know I’ll be there and I hope to see you there as well! Then I can get some more photos to add to this column! (LOL)

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Comedy Juice with Cipha Sounds and Jay Pharoah


I’m becoming a “Juice” addict. Every Tuesday around 9:30 I find myself wandering over to Gotham Comedy Club to see the Comedy Juice show. I can’t seem to help it! They always have a strong line-up. (Not a line-up as in what you’d see at a Police station, where you’re expected to identify someone. This is a comedy line-up, where you don’t have to identify anyone! LOL)

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Jared Logan hosting the Comedy Juice show at Gotham Comedy Club!

Jared Logan was hosting the show and he’s a really good MC. At one point there was kind of an angry woman in an unwanted dialogue with Jared, and she was saying something negative about New York City, that it made her realize how much she missed the small village near a stream where she came from.

Instead of yelling at her and trying to put her down, Jared made the opposite choice and did a bit of self-deprecatory humor telling her, ” I bet you’re wondering why a fat Lesbian is yelling at you on a microphone!” And that solved the problem. She finally shut up!

I was so glad to run into my boy Cipha Sounds from Hot 97 who came in to do the show. Cipha has to get up at 3 A.M. every day to be on the radio for his show Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg. He considers himself mainly a hip-hop DJ, and only recently began calling himself a “comic” when he felt he had enough experience to own that title.

Cipha’s real name is Luis Diaz and he’s from The Bronx, as he says, the only borough with a “The” in front of it. No one says, “The Queens”, or “The Brooklyn”, only “The Bronx” gets that distinction! I too am from The Bronx, so we had something else to bond over! (LOL)

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Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with Cipha Sounds of Hot 97 playing rock, paper, scissors backstage after the show!

He is one busy guy, and is always producing a show somewhere. Recently he did his annual April Fools show at Madison Square Garden with Marlon and Shawn Wayans, JB Smoove, Tommy Davidson, and a bunch of other heavy hitters, including a guest spot from a favorite person of mine, the very funny Chaunte Wayans!

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Chaunte Wayans onstage doing her thing!

This coming Tuesday, April 24th he’s doing a birthday show at Carolines with Tony Roberts. They both share the same birthday. One year Cipha celebrates and the next year Tony gets to celebrate! (LOL)

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Cipha Sounds from Hot 97 and Jay Pharoah from SNL who’s executing a very difficult and very different kind of hand signal I had never seen before, and I’m pretty fluent in hand signals! (Not!)

He also does his Friday night shows at Laugh Lounge with Burt Smooth, and a killer line-up. Everybody wants to perform with Ciph! One of these days, I’m gonna hit him up for a spot! (LOL)

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(L-R) Comedy producer Burt Smooth, Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV, and Mike Yard at Laugh Lounge. See if you can spot me! (LOL)

After his killer set, Cipha and I hung out downstairs in the green room of Gotham, and we shot this awesome video interview for Comedy Matters TV where I got to ask him all kinds of cool stuff, and he even answered me! He worked his way up to an on-air guy over 14 years that he’s been at the station. He is one hard-working M-F’er!!! (LOL)

Check out the video right here:

Also on the show was a favorite of mine, Jay Pharoah from SNL who I just added to my book on the 35 year history of The Comic Strip coming out this October from Skyhore Publishing. Jay is not only funny, he’s one of the most talented impressionists around.

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Jay Pharoah getting into it onstage for Comedy Juice at Gotham!

He does such a great Chappelle, along with Kanye West, Jay-Z, Weezy, Dreezy, and that other great rapper Obama, (LOL) plus Eddie Murphy and Denzel. When he does Denzel you’d think Denzel was in the room. No wonder he’s such a favorite on SNL. He was there with his manager Shayna.

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Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV with Jay Pharoah from SNL at the Comedy Juice show at Gotham Comedy Club!

Closing the show was a guy I had never seen before, but I’m sure I will see again. His name is Michael Lawrence, and as soon as I saw him I was like, this guy has to live in Brooklyn. In Brooklyn these days it’s important to take on the appearance of a woodsman, or a Civil War era farmer.

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Mike Lawrence and his beard, on the loose at Gotham Comedy Club for Comedy Juice!

They seem to be going for the Unibomber look of a guy who lives alone in a cabin in some remote part of the woods, where no one can bother him and he can just sit by the fire and write jokes. I think maybe Zach Galifianakis started this look, and if you can attain that kind of success, I might be trying that beard thing next.

Look at Jason Mantzoukas. He and his beard are starring in the new Sacha Baron Cohen flick “The Dictator.”

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Jeffrey Gurian of Comedy Matters TV, with Jason Mantzoukas and his beard on the Nick Kroll set in LA! Watch for Jason in “The Dictator”!

Anyway, back to Mike Lawrence. This guy was really funny. He said he recently got into a fight with a homeless guy, who thought that HE was a homeless guy trying to cut in on his turf!

Man with a beard and glasses performing stand-up comedy.

Mike Lawrence, not only a funny comic but one of the pre-eminent beard painters of his generation, who recently painted a replica of the Cistine Chapel with his beard!

He also said, believe it or not he’s in a relationship, and it’s actually going well. It’s been 10 periods already!

And he dispensed wisdom like, “When a bald man masturbates, it’s like he’s strangling a tiny version of himself!” The audience loved him. I tried to see if he left in a camper, but I got distracted.

Anyway, I’ll be back next week for more Comedy Juice!

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Brett Eidman Wins Comedian Who Matters Contest

Brett Eidman Wins Comedian Who Matters Contest


Last month we ran a contest for The Comedian Who Matters. One of the prizes was to perform in my late show at the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip, where I host on Sunday and Monday nights.

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The outside of the legendary comedy club The Comic Strip open since 1976!

Most comics’ goal is to pass at The Strip, which was the launching pad for legends like Jerry Seinfeld, Larry Miller, George Wallace, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Ray Romano and on and on and on!

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Jeffrey Gurian from Comedy Matters TV, Jerry Seinfeld, and Richie Tienken, owner and founder of The Comic Strip!

I am also doing the book on the 35 year history of the club, which will be out this year, and have already interviewed about 30 of the biggest stars to emerge from that club.

For this contest, I got many great submissions, some international as well, from as far away as India, (that’s how far people would come to perform at The Comic Strip!), and it was really hard to pick the finalists, but I did it with the help of my staff including my producer Sean Mannion, and comic Corinne Fisher who is amazing.

There were six finalists. To make it as fair as possible, I left it up to the public to decide the winner. Whoever got the most votes was the winner and that turned out to be Brett Eidman, (www.bretteidman.com) from upstate New York.

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Jeffrey Gurian and Brett Eidman at The Friars Club at a party for Jeffrey’s book “Filthy, Funny, and Totally Offensive.”

I happen to know Brett for a while and they couldn’t have picked a more talented, nicer guy than him. Brett is an award winning comedian/writer/actor who is best known for his song parody of “Shaft, Barack Theme†which was played on thousands of radio stations and CNN.

Comedy bits from his CD, “What’s So F#@k’n Funny?†released on the Uproar Entertainment label, are played regularly on Sirius XM radio. A graduate of The Second City,in Chicago, Brett has been seen and heard on several TV and Radio Shows including “Saturday Night Liveâ€, “Law & Orderâ€, and “CollegeHumorâ€.

Brett’s one man show “One Angry Man†just completed a sold out run in NYC, and deserves to be touring nationally!

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Jeffrey Gurian from Comedy Matters TV with Brett Eidman at his sold out show “One Angry Man!”

He’s fantastic at doing character work, and is currently taking meetings with major agents and managers!

So tomorrow night, Monday 2/20/12, is the night when Brett gets to perform at The Strip.

The Strip is located at 1568 Second Avenue in Manhattan between 81st and 82nd Streets. (212) 861-9386 You can arrive at 10:30 and not have to pay a cover charge if you mention Brett Eidman or Jeffrey Gurian. Brett will hit the stage first after I do my opening.

I hope you’ll all come out and support him! This is big!

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