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2011 Stories by P.F. Wilson

• Mike Lukas

  published February 16, 2011

  "Women love me, couples love me. I'm a good couples comic," says Mike Lukas. The Cleveland native is finally a grownup, it seems. A few years ago... More >>

• Nick Thune

  published February 9, 2011

  Guitar-strumming comic Nick Thune, whom you may recognize as a correspondent from Jay Leno's ill-fated 10 o'clock talk show on NBC, didn't start... More >>

• Michael Somerville

  published January 26, 2011

  "My dad used to say, 'Nothing ever happens in this world the way you think it will,'" says comedian Michael Somerville. "Sure enough, that... More >>

• Dwight Slade

  published January 26, 2011

  Being a comedian is the only job Dwight Slade has never been fired from. "I've lost every job I've ever had," he tells an audience. "Never been... More >>

• Jackie Kashian

  published January 26, 2011

  "I'm the golden retriever of comedy," says Jackie Kashian. "Everyone's always glad to see me, and I can play any kind of room, from blue-collar... More >>

• Pete Correale

  published January 19, 2011

  It's been almost exactly a year since Pete Correale favored the Twin Cities with his comedy stylings. So what's new with him? "I'd like to say a... More >>

• Phil Palisoul

  published January 19, 2011

  "Every joke has a victim," explains comedian Phil Palisoul. "It's called a punch line, after all. Someone's going to get it. Throughout my whole... More >>

• David Alan Grier

  published January 12, 2011

  David Alan Grier is probably best known for his work on the TV show In Living Color. Grier started out as dramatic actor, but after... More >>

• Bil Dwyer

  published January 12, 2011

  "What am I thinking?" Bil Dwyer says during a recent phone interview with City Pages. "I've got to make this an interesting interview,... More >>

• John Caparulo

  published January 5, 2011

  Like many broadcasting majors (this journalist included), John Caparulo did not wind up in broadcasting. "I went into patching potholes and... More >>

• Mike E. Winfield

  published January 5, 2011

  Most comedians develop their funny factor before developing their voice or stage persona. For Mike Winfield it was almost the opposite. A somewhat... More >>