This is a useful guide to the city for people who love great comedians (David Cross, Kumail Nanjiani, Brett Gelman, Dave Hill, @julieklausner) but hate good ideas. Tourists, do not listen to these…   Read Story »

What does all of this mean for the future of Dave Hill's web series Little Michael Jackson and Me?   Read Story »

The 92nd Street Y in Tribeca pulled fifty strings and got basically every cool comedy person in the world to be in their commercial -- a parody of a long-running, long-annoying commercial for the New…   Read Story »

In the latest episode of New York Magazine's surprisingly little-seen web series Going Up With Dave Hill, in which comedian Dave Hill interviews people in the elevator of New York Magazine's offices…   Read Story »

Simple. Gets the job done. A smart investment in your LOLk because of its high ROI. But only 4,700 views? Come on, internet. Do your fucking job.   Read Story »

As part of his famous-again tour, Steve Guttenberg did an elevator interview with Dave Hill for New York Magazine's "Going Up With Dave Hill." He shares some valuable advice given to him by Woody…   Read Story »

Every fall at fashion week there are a few unshakable traditions. Good looking but largely empty souled people converge in a celebration based on pure, unapologetic, capitalistic vanity that is,…   Read Story »

But only Dave Hill, David Rakoff, and Martha Plimpton are allowed to make a Stomp parody in 2008. Can The Blue Man Group be next?: Martha Plimpton is the best. Here's the book she's reading.   Read Story »