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Ken Jeong saves woman having a fit at his comedy show
Hangover star thought he was being heckled, but a woman was having seizure in the crowd.

Travel hits and misses: Jamie Bowen
Jamie Bowen's show It Happened Then, Now is on at The Basement Theatre.

Rose Matafeo delivers one of the fest's best shows
Matafeo goes for broke in an hour of non-stop energy and laughter

Aussie comic's show gets serious
Rhys Nicholson's show 'Seminal' is fast and energetic, but ends up somewhere beautiful.

'The Simpsons' breaks US TV record
The show plans a Gunsmoke parody this weekend to celebrate its win.

Comedy review: David O'Doherty
David O'Doherty will make you laugh - and re-evaluate your life choices.

Travel hits and misses: Shane Hansen
Having a young whanau is always top of our mind when selecting the next family getaway.

Meet this year's Billy T Award nominees...
We put all five comedy nominees in the hot seat for a quick fire round of revealing Q&A's

Comedian slammed for calling Anzac Day 'bogan Halloween'
The response on social media from some critics took things way, way too far.

How an award-winning Kiwi comic lost 40kg
Correos has turned his comedy and his weight around after a disastrous run in Edinburgh.

What Kermit and Ernie think of New Zealand so far
The Flight of the Conchords star made sure to ask them: did they like New Zealand?

Travel hits and misses: Tom Sainsbury
Tom Sainsbury has two shows at the Comedy Festival, Self Helped and Giggly Gerties.

Michael McIntyre adds new shows to sell out tour
His upcoming tour sold out in record time but now fans have a second chance to see him.

When Urzila met Cher
More fodder for Urzila Carlson's new NZ International Comedy Festival show after meeting.

Woke as: Jokes and blokes in era of #metoo
New breed of male comedians is giving macho swaggering and degrading put-downs big swerve.

Nic Sampson: 'The only option is to adapt or die'
Nic Sampson's new show is about fearing the consequences of not forwarding chain mail.

One year on: Remembering John Clarke
NZ On Screen looks back at the legacy of comic genius John Clarke.

Dai Henwood: 'I remember sitting on my bed crying'
Dai Henwood on why dying on stage was the best thing for his career.

Review: Magical madcap humour
The Naked Samoans have returned - a tad more clothed and definitely a lot more dapper.

Kate Stewart: Obama visit, what is there to celebrate?
Kate Stewart ponders the visit to NZ of former US president Obama.

Flight of the Conchords tour cancelled after star's injury
Comedy duo postpone their UK tour after Bret McKenzie suffers a hand injury.

An episode with Tom Sainsbury
Actor Tom Sainsbury has Simon and Paula down pat. Watch out Jacinda, you're next.

Talent overflowing at the Billy T Jams
The Billy T Award nominees are a mightily talented bunch in 2018.

Belgian comedy opens year for Whanganui Film Society
Belgian comedy opens year for Whanganui Film Society

Whanganui theatre exposes domestic violence in a dark comedy
Theatre's offering is a dark comedy tackling issues around family violence.

Review: Brilliant Tempest produces a storm of laughs
Great cast, great setting -- another Shakespearean triumph at the botanic gardens

The perfect podcast for the haters in your life
Are you someone who loves to hate on things? Get a drink, it's Unhappy Hour.