The Zen and the Damaged

By Ben Barna Source Depending on what city you live in, you could have seen the fantastically sinister ads in subway stations or on buses, featuring the slightly depraved glare of a clown that’s part Heath Ledger’s Joker, part John Wayne Gacy. Look a little closer, and you might recognize that it’s actually the painted [...]

By Casey Burchby Source Rob Corddry’s Adult Swim series Childrens Hospital (no apostrophe; watch the show and you’ll get it) is a furiously fast, gag-a-second mockery of one of television’s old standbys: the medical drama.

By Sam Morgan Source Following our interview last week with Rob Huebel, we talked to the creator and star of Childrens Hospital Rob Corddry.

By Gordon Downs Source Since emerging in 2002 as one of the breakout stars of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, Rob Corddry has slowly managed to carve out a niche for himself as part of the new Hollywood vanguard of comedic actors taking over film and television.

By Lauren Schutte Source With The Hangover Part II set to hit theaters Thursday, The Hollywood Reporter takes a look at comedian Ed Helms, who shares the screen with Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifinakis in director Todd Phillips’ raunchy sequel.

By JOANNE KAUFMAN Source Ed Helms wondered about the possibility of brown rice to accompany his chicken curry lunch rather than the white rice on the menu at the Four Seasons Hotel.

By Fred Topel Source Ed Helms is best known for playing idealistic naifs. Stu in The Hangover hopes for the best with his domineering fiancée.

By Kevin Polowy Source Like ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘The Daily Show’ has become a breeding ground for comedic movie stars.

By Christopher Stipp Source Ed Helms brings a unique flavor to the funny served up in THE HANGOVER.

By Karl Erikson Source Rob Corddry, former correspondent for “The Daily Show,” and his wife Sandra welcomed their second daughter early yesterday morning.