When Tiffany Haddish walks into a room you know she is someone not to be reckoned with. In a mere few minutes you will be laughing so hard you will be crying, and then you might even cry when you hear how she got to this phenomenal point in her journey both on and off stage.
It is a testament that the one person she credits her success to is her social worker which in itself says it all. Growing up in foster care in South Central Los Angeles, it was her excessive talking and imaginary friends that prompted her increasingly flustered social worker to steer her into standup comedy by enrolling her into the Laugh Factory Comedy Camp for children. When she returned and was placed with a white family in the valley, she thought her new classmates, who were also Caucasian, were celebrities from television. She even asked them for their autograph. Growing up in South Central, the only race of people she saw on television were white.
Tiffany plays the outspoken, no-nonsense “Nakeisha” on NBC’s The Carmichael Show, alongside the show’s creator and star, Jerrod Carmichael which returns for a new season in 2017.
Last year, Tiffany was seen co-starring alongside Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele in the film, Keanu. And on July 21st of this year, Tiffany will be seen co-starring in the film Girl Trip opposite Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith and Regina Hall. This will be followed by Tiffany’s own one-hour stand-special premiering on Showtime.
Today, Tiffany tours all over the world bringing her edge,
unusual take on life and love and tons of laughter, introducing
herself by announcing “She Ready” & “The Last Black Unicorn.”
Haddish’s comedy has landed her on Jenny McCarthy’s Dirty
Sexy Funny comedy tour. She has made appearances on the
Tonight Show, Chelsea Lately and the Arsenio Hall Show. Haddish
was an early stand out since first appearing on HBO's Def Comedy
Jam, Bill Bellamy's Who's Got Jokes? for TV One and on Comedy
Central's Reality Bites.
Not only is Tiffany a comedian, she has proven to be an
unparalleled actress appearing in such diverse projects as the film
comedy Meet the Spartans and the Lifetime drama Racing for Time,
where she played a lead role opposite Charles S. Dutton and
opposite Ice Cube in The Janky Promoters. Haddish debuted as
Denise, a drug abusing woman dealing with social issues on
Lifetime’s Racing for Time. Her other television credits included a
recurring role on the Tyler Perry’s OWN soap opera series, “If
Loving You Is Wrong,” Kevin Hart’s BET show Real Husbands of
Hollywood and FOX’s New Girl.
One of Tiffany's special passions is performing in a comedy
show Chuckles Not Knuckles, a program she developed for inner
city high school students that promotes nonviolence.
Haddish sees herself as sexy as Halle Berry, as funny as Jim
Carrey, raw like Richard Pryor with the comedic timing of Lucille
Ball, smooth like Eddie Murphy, Jewish as Whoopi Goldberg, and
hopes to someday have money like Oprah.

Ian Bagg started his comedy career in his native country Canada. He proceeded to do all the show business things that every successful Canadian entertainer does. He went to a “Hockey Night in Canada” game on a Saturday night performed at the “Montreal Comedy Festival ” kissed a fish in New Foundland and a “Comedy Now” special on CTV. So what does a Canadian do when he has done it all? He boards a train to New York City lives in a youth hostel and ends up on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien ” “The Late Late show with Craig Ferguson” and “Tonight Show with Jay Leno.” It is not always fun and games. He was forced to do “Make Me Laugh ” “Showcase Comics with Louie Anderson ” “Fridays” on NBC and the “Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.” His new one-hour special “Ian Bagg: Getting to F*cking Know You” premiered on Showtime in April 2013.

Bagg has acted in Tim Robbins’ “The Cradle will Rock ” “MVP 2 ” and “MXP”. Fun fact: he’s the the only known comic to have worked for famed director/producer Judd Apatow and not become a multi-billionaire. Life has been amazing for Bagg being on such diverse platforms as the History Channel the Food Network the Biography Channel and being the first ever Canadian to meet three US presidents– Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter and George Bush…although only one was in the White House at the time while he met one on a plane and the other at a hockey practice.

While working red carpet interviews Ian has pissed off Brad Pitt been hit with a champagne bottle and asked for chocolate covered pretzels by Alec Baldwin. You probably wonder what kind of man does this and without imploding? The answer is a man whose dog survived a three- story fall and who’s been known to think he is twelve–but may actually be twenty-nine or seventy-two.

Ian went to school to be an explosives engineer but a lucky chance at an open mic made him the volatile one. He may be in your area sooner than you think because this man-child does over 100 000 air miles a year…or you could listen to his radio/podcast show on XM Radio channel 160 or The Toadhopnetwork (The Ian Bagg Show.) He has performed 2 successful half-hour specials “Comedy Central Presents” and HBO’s “A Comics Climb” and has been seen on “Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution.”

“Anyway you get to know him you will remember him” ~ Ronald Reagan

Found on www.ianbagg.com

�Known to those in the know as �The Full Charge � Matt Fulchiron hardly lives up to his nickname. Worn down by relationships adult responsibilities and limited resources; Fulchiron coasts through his life and his act with a sarcastic and defeated outlook. Matt has performed on the television shows �Comedy Central Presents � �Live at Gotham � �The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson � �Last Comic Standing � �Tosh.0 � and �Comics Unleashed.� He's appeared on The Bob and Tom Radio show and was the opening act on Daniel Tosh's �Tosh Tour Twenty Ten.� There's nothing you can do about it.�

Take one of the rock star comics of old, drop 'em in today's cluttered world of over-sharing and passive aggressive glad handing, then watch the sparks fly. DEAN DELRAY draws upon a life heavy metal and Harleys that began in the Bay Area thrash scene that birthed bands like Metallica and Exodus. Dean endured the ups-and-downs of music industry buffoonery before eventually landing onstage in America's toughest and most rewarding comedy clubs.

Dean's no-holds-barred and hard-livin' perspective has been featured on "WTF with Marc Maron," "Mohr Stories," "You Made it Weird" and his own weekly podcast, "Let There Be Talk," on the All Things Comedy network.

Dean's "Let There Be Talk" is full of raw, unfiltered, off-the-cuff conversations and deep insights with a diverse mix of engaging personalities from the worlds of music, film, TV, comedy and more.

Dean's guests have included Marc Maron, Bill Burr, Alonzo Boden, Jim Florentine, Marc Canter, Barry Katz, Riki Rachtman (Headbanger's Ball), Monte Pittman, Jesse Camp (ex-MTV VJ) and members of Pantera, Guns N' Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot, Queens of the Stone Age, The Mars Volta, Dokken, Skid Row, The Sex Pistols and more...

Before he found his calling as the motorcycle riding, hard driving comic he is today, Delray played in an international touring band, opening for Tom Petty, Lenny Kravitz and The Black Crowes and signing a record deal with Linda Perry (hitmaker for Gwen Stefani and Alicia Keys).

Dean's comedy is rich with detail and a worldview that can only be gained through genuine life experience. His premises, punchlines and persona are 100% authentic, running the gamut from soft spoken subtlety, to wide-grinned court jester style antics to loud volume animation.

As an actor, Delray can be seen in "The Longshots" (starring Ice Cube), "Hellride" (from Executive Producer Quentin Tarantino) and "Maron" on IFC.

Dean's standup act is warm, inviting and subversively full of conviction, just like the man himself offstage.