Chelsea Handler on Working in LA

Before Chelsea Handler landed her television show, she was just a struggling comic. If you pay attention, you might be able catch small glimpses of her future brilliance. More »

Chris D'Elia on Being Gangsta

Chris D'Elia performed his first stand-up act when he was 16 and has been making people laugh ever since. Watch as D'Elia discusses his observations about "gangstas" in the urban community. More »

Gerald Kelly on Marriage and Dating

Gerald Kelly used to perform at Def Comedy Jam and since then, he has honed his comedic timing. Listen as Gerald describes how he "tried" marriage but it didn't work out.

Dylan Moran on Silly Americans

The brooding Irish comic conveys his feelings about Americans in Europe. Apparently, we only send the fat ones across the ocean and keep the pretty ones here. More »

Zach Galifianakis vs. Some Drunk Chick

Zach Galifianakis has risen to fame since The Hangover but many have followed him for years. What happens when this "serious" comedian gets annoyed at a drunk girl during a show? He loses his cool in the funniest way possible. More »

Brian Regan on Food Labels

You might not know who Brian Regan is, but he's one hilarious dude. In this clip, he expounds on food, food labels and eating right in an irreverent style many attempt but few pull off as well as he does. More »

Ricky Gervais on Sufferers of Obesity

After being asked to perform at a benefits for sufferers of obesity, Ricky Gervais points out the obvious. More »

Dave Chappelle on "The Secret"

Everyone's favorite now-reclusive comedian, Dave Chappelle, did a recent stint at the Laugh Factory. Chappelle poked fun at himself, but focused mostly on mocking the book, "The Secret". More »

Dave Foley on Having a Good Attitude Towards Menstruation

The complaint is constantly made about female comedians that all they joke about is "period, period, fallopian tubes." Dave Foley subverts our gender expectations by taking on the 'taboo' subject himself. More »

Louis C.K. on Appreciating Technology

This isn't "stand up" so much as "sit down," as Louis C.K. delivers part of his act from Conan's couch. It's so totally and completely accurate about how we view the world right now. More »

Dana Carvey on Rockstars

Long ago, in a magical time called the 90's, Dana Carvery was a comedy giant. He made the masses laugh with masterful impressions, impeccable timing, some piano playing and the phrase "choppin' broccoli." Please to enjoy his signature bit. More »

Bill Hicks on Positive Drug Experiences

Bill Hicks isn't your traditional comedian because most of his material is actually inspirational. This piece is no exception when he talks about how all the moronic drug users are ruining it for the rest of us intellectual druggies. More »

Arj Barker on Weed and Michael Phelps

You might remember Arj Barker as "Dave" from Flight of the Conchords. On top of his acting chops, Arj also has a talent for stand-up. Listen as he discusses Michael Phelps' using marijuana and why it makes weed look better. More »

Damon Wayans on Mike Tyson

Damon Wayans' stand up isn't very well known, but it's pretty fun. In this clip he takes on Mike Tyson and talks about how his jokes about Tyson get him into loads of trouble. More »

Sarah Silverman on Who Killed Jesus

Sarah Silverman, brash as always, comes up with a new theory about who killed Jesus. More »

Jim Carrey on Transitions

This clip perfectly encapsulates Jim Carrey. A blur of a person that makes us laugh. More »

Rhys Nicholson on the Gay Dating Scene

Openly gay comedian Rhys Nicholson pulls no punches in his stand-up. Listen as he describes the ins and outs of dating and why fat girls were created for gay people. More »

Rhod Gilbert on Losing Baggage

Rhod Gilbert has been doing this bit about airplane baggage for a while, but seeing it for the first time, it'll have you laughing. More »

Steven Wright's Ramblings on Life

The precursor to Mitch Hedberg's deadpan and ridiculous one liners, Steven Wright has been on the comedy scene for a long time. Here he is in 1990 on the Late Show with David Letterman. More »

Louis C.K. on Turning 40

Like all great comedy, Louis C.K.'s humor reveals stark, yet everyday, truths about the human condition. Here he is on what it's like to turn 40. More »