After an unexpected snow storm this past January in the Emerald City, comedian and Roastmaster General Jeff Ross had to cancel his original show date, but he is now back with his “Jeff Ross Roasts America” tour at the Neptune Theatre this Sunday, Feb. 19.
Comedian and Roastmaster General Jeff Ross bring his new tour, “Jeff Ross Roasts America,” to the Neptune Theatre in Seattle on Thursday, Jan. 19. I chatted with Jeff on the phone about his tour and roasts, as well as “The Comedian” – a movie he recently wrote with producer Art Linson. The film, which begins shooting soon, will be directed by Sean Penn and star Robert De Niro and Kristin Wiig.
People like to run their mouths a lot. Stupid people say stupid things in attempts to make them sound less stupid, but often times it backfires. One especially stupid opinion I hear fairly often is, “ska is dead.” Simply put, this is stupid.
I love museums. Seriously. I know I’m not the only one. You see, when I was growing up, we didn’t go on vacations; we went on “trips.” The difference? On trips, you learn something.
Raise your hand if you have ever wanted to compete on American Gladiators. If your hand isn’t raised, then you are either a liar or a coward.
Well, on Saturday, October 29th, you can fulfill that fantasy…kind of. Starting at 9 AM at the Pacific Raceways in Kent, the Gladiator Rock ‘n Run, a 3-mile American Gladiator-inspired obstacle course and charity event kicks off in a grand fashion.
I can tell you exactly where I was the first time I experienced “Evil Dead.” I was staying at my friend Steve’s house; I couldn’t have been more than 12 or 13 years old at the time. We waited for hours until his parents went to bed — and as soon as their door clicked shut, we pulled out the cassette from under his older brother’s mattress (next to some other things his parents wouldn’t have liked), popped it in the VCR and
This Friday, September 23, legendary Swedish death metal band Arch Enemy, will invade Seattle for a night of pure Khaos.
Guitarists (and brothers) Christopher and Micheal Amott, bassist Sharlee D’Angelo, drummer Daniel Erlandsson, and vocalist Angela Gossow will systematically dismantle the Showbox SoDo
Every year, hundreds of thousands of nerds flock to So-Cal for the San Diego Comic-Con, in order to get a glimpse of the past, present and future of comic culture. Inaugurated in 1970, the Comic-Con is the largest convention of its type in the Americas. But for most of us Seattleite nerds, we could only sit and drool longingly at the comic wonderland 1,200 miles away.
Bumbershoot is mostly known for the musical performances, but the festival is much more than that. Another major staple of the Bumbershoot experience is the comedy — and with the amount of comedians scheduled to perform this year, it’s
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