Released in 2001, the comedic caper film ‘What’s the Worst That Could Happen?’ is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The movie follows the unlikely duo of Kevin, a professional thief played by Martin Lawrence, and Max, a wealthy businessman portrayed by Danny DeVito, as they become entangled in a series of misadventures after Max steals Kevin’s lucky ring. The supporting cast includes John Leguizamo, and the film is sure to provide plenty of laughs and entertainment.
Comedian Arj Barker has sparked controversy after asking a mother with a ‘gurgling’ baby to leave his show. The incident occurred in Australia, where Barker interrupted his performance to address the mother, Trish Faranda. Faranda claims she was also heckled by the audience. Barker defended his actions, stating that he believed the baby’s noises were disrupting the audience’s immersion in his performance. Despite some support for Barker, many social media users have criticized his behavior, arguing that it was insensitive and demeaning to the mother and her child. The situation has sparked discussion about the challenges faced by parents when participating in public events while caring for young children.
Cat and Dog is a comedy-adventure film that follows the adventures of a cat and a dog who become separated from their owners and embark on a series of hilarious encounters. Here’s how to watch Cat and Dog via streaming services like Netflix.
Arj Barker’s Melbourne Comedy Festival performance sparked controversy when he asked a mother and baby to leave, leading to a heated exchange with radio host Erin Molan. Barker defended his actions, citing audience disruption, while Molan criticized his communication style. Faranda, the mother involved, apologized for the disruption but expressed disappointment in Barker’s handling of the situation.
The Heart of Rock and Roll, a musical featuring the songs of Huey Lewis & The News, has become an unexpected delight on Broadway. Set in 1987, the show follows Bobby, a Milwaukee factory worker with dreams of climbing the corporate ladder. With catchy hits like “Back In Time” and “The Power of Love,” and a hilarious script by Jonathan A. Abrams, the show is a joyous and nostalgic time capsule of the 1980s.
Arj Barker, a comedian from the Bay Area, has faced backlash after asking a breastfeeding mother and her baby to leave his show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Audience accounts differ, with some saying the baby was crying while others claim it was just gurgling. Barker, who is popular in Australia, explained his side of the story on Instagram, saying the baby was disrupting the performance and he made a difficult decision to ask them to leave. He denied that breastfeeding was a factor in his decision.
A comedian sparked controversy after asking a breastfeeding mother and her baby to leave his comedy show in Melbourne on Saturday night. The comedian, Pete Davidson, said in a statement posted to his Instagram that a baby sat a few rows away from the stage was “talking” at the start of his show, prompting him to make a few jokes about it. However, when the baby “called out again,” Davidson became concerned and asked the mother to leave.
Netflix is seeking suggestions from the public on who should roast Tom Brady in an upcoming special titled ‘G.R.O.A.T.: The Greatest Roast Of All Time.’ The seven-time Super Bowl champion will be center stage at the roast hosted by Kevin Hart, which will stream live on Netflix on May 5.
Prime Video has upped its game with a slew of award-winning series, cult favorites, and binge-worthy dramas. From superhero deconstructions to time-bending adventures, there’s something for every taste. Dive into the worlds of “The Boys,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Fleabag,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” and many more. Escape into historical dramas like “Downton Abbey” and “The Underground Railroad,” or delve into the supernatural realms of “Good Omens” and “The Wheel of Time.” With Prime Video’s diverse offerings, you’ll never have a dull night in.
Quentin Lee’s LGBTQ+ stand-up comedy concert feature film special ‘Laugh Proud’ has secured theatrical and digital distribution. The film, taped on July 1, 2023, features an all-star cast of comedians and will be released theatrically in Los Angeles on May 17 and for global streaming on May 30.
