Comedians John Mulaney, Nate Bargatze and Jim Gaffigan perform at North Charleston Coliseum this year. Wit's End Lounge, ...

In a way, it's finally safe to go home. Maybe I will retire... I just gotta get rid of those kids.

Happy Easter and welcome back to another round of your stand-up comic favorites! The Odd News team have collected the ...

The comedian remembers losing the Irish during the Gulf War. 'The Canadians were always there.' No longer ...

On the We Might Be Drunk podcast (hosted by comedians Mark Normand and Sam Morril), Gaffigan spoke about being an American in ...

'Now the Canadians are like, 'We hate you,'' Gaffigan said, describing the fury he has encountered. This shift, he speculated, might be linked to former President Donald Trump's controversial remarks ...

Famed comedian Jim Gaffigan recently praised Vancouver's audiences, but his visit also highlighted the growing tension between Canada and the U.S. During his stand-up shows in Vancouver, Gaffigan ...

Stand-up comic Jim Gaffigan likes performing in Vancouver. As reported by CTV News, the comedian expressed his thoughts on experiencing a shift in the vibe of Canadians as to what they feel for their ...

It's a fact: The retirement age keeps going up. Retirement doesn't really appeal to me. I love my job. Well, my jobs. I may be a workaholic. I do love what I do for a living, but if I'm honest ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. Actor and stand-up comedian Jim Gaffigan was more than a little surprised at the anti-American vitriol he noticed during a recent performance in Vancouver.

Famed stand-up comedian Jim Gaffigan had some nice things to say about Vancouver recently, though the Canadian-U.S. relationship is strained. On the We Might Be Drunk podcast (hosted by comedians ...