Adam Sandler’s fine wine is 100% Fresh
Michael Fraiman reviews Adam Sandler’s recent comedy special on Netflix.
Saturday night comedy, at its finest
Mark Breslin writes about his love for Saturday Night Live.
Festivus for the rest of us
Marc Weisblott breaks down five ways the Seinfeld legacy has lived on.
Big Mouth and the never-ending quest for sexual acceptance
Big Mouth is clever, but it’s truly unique as a link between real-world young adulthood and the kind of nebbish adult Jewish comic with whom we’ve become so familiar.
The YidLife Crisis duo eat their way through Jewish Montreal
The zany duo behind YidLife Crisis are back doing what they do best – chowing down and rapturously talking about the food between mouthfuls, all in the name of exploring Jewish identity.
Breslin: Comedy should make me laugh
Mark Breslin observes the changing landscape in comedy specials.
New shows take a big leap in depicting standup comedy
Mark Breslin writes about the recent crop of television shows that accurately depict the world of standup comedy.
Timely doc brings Gilda back to life
Michael Fraiman reviews the new documentary, Love, Gilda.
Comedy couple bring love and laughs to Toronto festival
Michael Fraiman writes about Jewish comedians (and married couple) Ben Rosenfeld and Michelle Slonim.
Comedian finds humour in lesser-known Jewish traditions
Special to the CJN, Mark Breslin profiles Jewish American comedian Ari Shaffir.
