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Beavis and Butt-Head have returned, and this time they're taking their antics to the stars in the first Do The Universe trailer. The film is set to premiere June 23 on Paramount+. In the trailer, Beavis and Butt-Head board a shuttle and launch into outer space...

Mike Judge has just released two new designs of his characters Beavis and Butt-Head on Twitter. The once teenaged slackers are now all grown up. With the photos, Judge also revealed info about the new Beavis and Butt-Head movie (and "more") that will come out this year...

Vans has done amazing, out-of-this-world collaborations to bring fresh designs to shoe lovers and punks everywhere. The company has incorporated NASA and National Geographic all the way to The Simpsons into its brand. These limited-edition collabs are cute and fun, and they often go for a lot of money on eBay if you keep them in good condition and are ready to part with your kicks...

Well, folks, it has been one hell of an election week, right? The U.S. and the world all reacted to the news that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris secured enough votes from the Electoral College for a presidential win. Biden and Harris experienced a historic win...

Stand-up comedians are known for making fun of themselves, people in political power and everything related to current events. This means that at the height of its popularity, comics in the early 2000s were using Myspace as a punchline in their sets...

It looks like another reboot is heading to Comedy Central. It's been confirmed that new episodes of The Ren & Stimpy Show are heading to the network. According to reports, the ViacomCBS-owned network is bringing on a new creative team for a "reimagined take" on the animated series. R...

It looks like another reboot is on its way. In June, the highly-awaited Daria spin-off Jodie was announced. Then, Comedy Central revealed a Beavis and Butt-Head reboot is happening. Now, it looks like Clone High is finally returning to television. ...

2020 appears to be the year of reboots. Earlier this month, Comedy Central announced that the Daria spin-off series Jodie is heading to the network. Now, it appears that Beavis and Butt-Head is also getting a massive reboot. According to Beavis and Butt-Head creator Mike Judge, the series is making its move from MTV to Comedy Central...

Comedians and musicians are more similar than you may think. They both strive to make their audience think, feel and see things in new ways, love saying “fuck” a lot and travel in busses across the country, consuming a questionable amount of gas station food and Starbucks coffee. Below ...

Many people miss the days when MTV used to show music videos 24/7. But it’s no secret that the network also hosted some amazing TV shows back in the day.  From the early reality shows to animated classics we love, MTV’s history on the small screen shouldn’t be forgotten. Read more: Bonnaroo ... Read More ...

The Daria spin-off series Jodie has been in the works for years, but up until now, the show has been unable to find a network to call home. Now, it is being reported that the animated TV series has been picked up by Comedy Central. Jodie follows the life of Jodie Landon, Daria's high school friend you may remember from the original MTV series...

Comedians and sketch writers create jokes, scenes and stories from current events, pop culture and even mundane daily tasks. In recent years, sketch comedy has blown up, making its creators rock stars in the comedy world. Many of these performers use their platform to poke fun at a myriad of genres and music experiences by dressing up like punks, rockers and rappers themselves...

The Fall Out Boy genre debate rages on in Comedy Central's new satire video. In the video that includes Smosh founder Anthony Padilla, we see four spirited music lovers engaged in hot debate about whether or not Fall Out Boy is emo. The video contains a slew of funny categories ranging from wanting to work at Zumiez to Pete Wentz's penis...

The first thing that comes to mind when you think of your favorite television show is the theme song. That tune is vital as it sets the mood for the whole series. Usually, a network have their own writers compose the opening, but every so often they employ others with the task...

Comedy and music all in one package? Sign us up. The Comedy Jam will premiere March 22 at 10:00 p.m. EST on Comedy Central and will feature some of your favorite artists, (via Loudwire). Read more: Weezer to headline inaugural music/comedy/gaming festival ID10T The guest who are currently lined up include Linkin Park's Chester Bennington, Judas Priest's Rob Halford and Scott Stapp of Art Of Anarc

Loss is always painful, but no loss will ever hurt quite like the recent announcement that Comedy Central's Key & Peele will end after the current season runs its course.  Read more: South Park renewed through 2019 with three more seasons, mmmkay? The sketch series fe ...

South Park's going for those Simpsons records. Comedy Central's flagship animated series concluded its 18th season in December of last year, with its 19th said to air this September. However, today it was announced that the blatantly raunchy and often offensive cartoon has been renewed by Comedy Central for three more seasons, giving it the go-ahead to run until at least 2019 with an impressive se

Every Time I Die frontman Keith Buckley recently joined Comedy Central's writing team. You can check out a Father's Day-themed skit he helped write, alongside Rob Fee, Jonah Ray and director Brandon Dermer, below. Be sure to leave us a comment with your thoughts. Between touring ...

According to a Facebook post from writer/comedian Rob Fee, he and Every Time I Die headmaster Keith Buckley will soon be writing sketches for Comedy Central. You can read the post from Fee below. APTV: Every Time I Die frontman Keith Buckley’s tips on finishing Xmas shopping and keeping shows fun Between touring in support of ETID's latest LP, From Parts Unknown, potentially working with Panic! At

The popular web series Broad City will make its television debut next year on Comedy Central. Today the cable channel announced it ordered 10 episodes of the scripted comedy starring Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer. The show about two friends navigating life in New York,  gained praise and fans, including Amy Poehler who will produced the new television series. Poehler will serve as e ... Read