First of all, MASSIVE thanks to Hardwood and Hollywood, Frankie Lloyd, and Dennis Velasco. The completion of this list was arduous and...
No. 2: George Carlin What can you say about George Carlin that hasn’t already been said? You can cross apply pretty much...
No. 3: Richard Pryor The Godfather of modern comedy, perhaps the easiest way to understand the importance and impact of Richard Pryor...
No. 4: Eddie Izzard This might be the most controversial (or at the very least surprising) ranking of anyone on the list....
No. 5: Louis C.K. When it is all said and done, Louis C.K. could easily claim the very top spot on this...
Well, hello there. My name is Drew Creasman and I used to be a regular contributor here at Hardwood and Hollywood. Almost...
It is still hard to write this, and thus I’m going to make it short. For people of my age, Robin Williams...
A long, long time ago, in a place called the 90s, Chris Rock ruled the world. Meteoric rises are often accompanied by...
Steve Martin is the Elvis Presley of comedy. There is a great deal of legacy to consider and yet it can be difficult because...
Pop Culture Spin chased down the hustling comedian Steve Byrne, who has logged more than 2 million miles on the road, before...