Controversial nominee Louis C.K. won his second GRAMMY at this year’s awards, but viewers were not happy. The comedian, 54, took home the award for Best Comedy Album at the 64th annual GRAMMYs, which aired live from Las Vegas on Sunday, April 3rd. His stand-up comedy album, Sincerely Louis C.K., went head to head with
A slimmed down Louis C.K. hit the SNL stage last night for his fourth episode, but save for a few of his best moments posted below, the best laughs and segments that stuck with us had no C.K. in them. C.K. is killing it on Hulu series Horace and Pete and served as executive producer
Say what you will about Louis C.K., he knows how to get your attention. He began 2010’s Hilarious on a macabre note by reflecting on how there are more dead people than living people, and how everyone in the crowd are “just dead people who haven’t died yet”. And in 2015’s Live at the Comedy
Louis C.K. — arguably the funniest man on the planet — unveiled his new Netflix program, 2017, today. The special, C.K’s seventh, has been described as “gloriously gloomy” and a “startling, uncomfortable return to form“, and sees him take on everything from Abortion, ISIS and Magic Mike in his routine. It is one of two specials which
Nominated for ten Academy Awards and winner of three Golden Globes, David O. Russell’s American Hustle arrives on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital HD UltraViolet March 18th from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Mastered in 4K, American Hustle tells the story of a pair of brilliant con artists forced to work with an FBI agent