| Baby Lee |
08-27-2014 02:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by gblowfish
(Post 10853841)
Rolling Stone posted a short article written by a comedian/writer named Dana Gould about suicide and comedians. It's the best thing I've read since Robin Williams died, concerning paying the cost to be the comedy boss.
Enlightening, and on point. Take a minute to read it, you'll be glad you did.
http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/...liams-20140827
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I'm hoping Dana retains his sanity. Lost a pretty effing sweet gig life-wise, getting divorced from one of the most powerful women in Hollywood. Gone are the days of Simpsons staff writer and now the does standup and podcast circuit.
Seemed pretty blue there for a while, laid low. But he's gotten back to his podcast schedule, which wasn't exactly feverish at any point. But he's a genuine funny conversationalist in that he has the geeky retention of pop culture minutiae, much like Patton and Paul F. |
