The comedy industry is flirting with an uprising Wages for most comedians have stagnated for decades. What happens next might not be funny at all. Mic · May 31, 2022
The Comedy Store, celebrating 50 years, looks to tradition to keep the future funny LOS ANGELES — For 50 years, the Comedy Store has been a club in need of comics, and a place for comics in need of a club. The relationship is as plain as the writing on the walls of the storied venue, cluttered with the names of its biggest stars… Los Angeles Times · Apr 11, 2022
Pauly Shore shares memories of his final goodbye to Louie Anderson: 'I cried' MINNEAPOLIS — Pauly Shore was most likely the last comic to bid farewell to Louie Anderson. And that's appropriate. The "Encino Man" star's mother was the late Mitzi Shore, who ran the famed Comedy Store in Los Angeles and was one of the first gatekeepers to recognize Anderson's talent. Tribune News Service · Feb 7, 2022