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2012 Stories by Bryan Miller

• Wits: Paul F. Tompkins

  published May 9, 2012

  The strength of the Wits series is the pairing of seemingly disparate but surprisingly complementary entertainers — goth-tinged British... More >>

• Adam Carolla

  published April 18, 2012

  Howard Stern may be the self-proclaimed King of All Media, but the man who famously filled Stern's spot after he departed terrestrial radio has... More >>

• Wits: Andy Richter

  published April 11, 2012

  MPR's radio broadcast/live comedy chat show aims to make unlikely pairings of comedy-savvy performers and musicians with a penchant for... More >>

• Paul Hooper

  published March 7, 2012

  Last time the hilariously high-strung Paul Hooper came to town, he had recently relocated to New York City and was struggling to find a way to... More >>

• Brian Regan

  published February 29, 2012

  There's dubiousness to mass appeal. You don't have to be a snooty hipster or a caustic elitist to be suspicious when the rabble concurs. But some... More >>

• The Sklar Brothers

  published February 22, 2012

  The crux of classic two-man comedy acts is the difference between the performers: The cunning Bud Abbot sets up the lovably dopey Lou Costello, or... More >>

• Ryan Singer

  published February 22, 2012

  Ryan Singer is positively hilarious—emphasis on the "positively." "A few years ago an ex-girlfriend helped me realize I could be funnier the... More >>

• Collin Moulton

  published February 15, 2012

  Collin Moulton's enthusiasm is infectious. "I have no shortage of passions," says the Los Angeles-based comedian. "I'm doing 10 or 12 things at... More >>

• Brendon Walsh

  published February 8, 2012

  Brendon Walsh has the beard of a hobo and the knowing grin of a confidence man pitching bottled Cure-All. Either way he seems destined to drift... More >>

• The Buddy Holly Story

  published February 1, 2012

  On February 3, 1959, a plane went down outside Mason City, Iowa, taking with it a cargo load of rock 'n' roll royalty. On the 53rd anniversary of... More >>