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Tom Dreesen Has a Message for the PC Police
by Tom Dreesen
Steve Martin is one of the finest gentlemen you'll ever meet. For him to be attacked because he said, "When he met Carrie Fisher he thought she was the most beautiful creature he had ever see...
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Laugh Factory Magazine Petitions Presidential Candidates to Take a Lie Detector Test
by Jamie Masada
Jokes are funny things. When they first appear they amuse or shock, and eventually they tire.The Washington Post recently resurrected and rejuvenated an old joke. It goes like this: “How ca...
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The World According to Robin Williams
by Roy Sekoff
Way back in 1983 Roy Sekoff, now President and Chief Creative Officer at The Huffington Post, sat down to interview a comedy legend. That legend? None other than Robin Williams. Take a trip down memor...
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Interview with the World's Funniest Broad: Joan Rivers
by Jamie Masada
Go back to a time that Laugh Factory founder Jamie Masada sat down with Joan Rivers at Spago’s Restaurant in Hollywood. Here's Joan as we remember her -- down to earth and funny. Always funn...
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Steve Martin: Life after Brains
by Jamie Masada
The Laugh Factory Magazine: Is there anything you prefer not to discuss and what would you like to say about it? Steve Martin: I would prefer not discussing the fact that I am shrinking at the rate o...
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Larry David: The Man Behind Seinfeld
by The Editors
Back before he became Bernie and even back before Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David was known as the man behind Seinfeld. The Laugh Factory Magazine sat down with him then in an interview that gives y...
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A Doper's Guide to Fitness
by Tommy Chong
It's strange that a doper comedian like myself is writing about fitness. Most people think that dopers and good health don’t’ go together. It’s like expecting neo-Nazis to drink ...
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There's Nothing Better than Doughnuts...Except Maybe French Fries...
by Louie Anderson
Most mornings I buy a box of twelve doughnuts. Come on. It’s fifty cents for one or ninety-nine cents for a dozen. But I don’t merely like doughnuts, I need them. Like a drug addict who wa...
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