Claire Danes Hairstyle

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Miley Cyrus to concentrate on movies -Quits music

Miley Cyrus’s ardent followers were really disappointed after hearing the news that she will be quitting her singing profession in exchange for acting.

Cyrus is recently working for her upcoming movie The Last Song and is excited to enter the glitzy profession as an actress full time. She mentioned that her recent album will be released in the month of June and would be her last album as a singer. After that she will be full-fledged into acting.


Last year, Cyrus had announced while quitting her show, Hannah Montana that “she had grown out” of the role she had played since she was 12 years old.

The fourth and last music album for Cyrus would be ‘I Can’t Be Tamed’.



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Miley Cyrus to appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show -31stmarch

We're still not over Miley Cyrus' weird hair-flinging - or convulsions, as Zap2It put it - during her song on last night's American Idol, (please head to the Lifeline Live FORUM to tell me I'm not alone in this) - but ... onward.

The pop star appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show next week on Wednesday, March 31st, and Ellen gives her two bikes? Why? Because Ellen says she has seen Miley riding her bike with new boyfriend Liam Hemsworth.

Miley tells Ellen the chemistry with Liam when they first started filming The Last Song was "kind of awkward. We were both like, I liked him a little bit, he liked me a little bit, but it was awkward. Then I was like, 'Ok, just fake it. Please just pretend you like me,' and he was like, 'I don't have to pretend. I really do like you.' Ok, you're going to be my boyfriend cool. ... I was like, 'Good,' and we've been together for 10 months now and I'm really happy."

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Cindy Crawford Hairstyle

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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth were cycling

... to the local 7-Eleven in Toluca Lake, California. 'The Last Song' co-stars (and real life couple) were spotted riding

their bikes to the convenience store.


Apparently, Miley Cyrus got upset with a paparazzo and stopped to confront him (see thumbnail below). He must have said

something really out-of-line for her to confront him.


Billy Ray Cyrus waited for Miley and Liam Hemsworth in the 7-Eleven parking lot. I guess they figured riding their bikes

one way was enough (or they decided they'd had enough of the paparazzi :).

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Jenny Z (Liz Fang).
And, I'm a: Brick house of Comedy.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Weds, 24th 9pm at My leisure.
I got into comedy because: I wanted to have the chance to connect with total strangers and make them laugh in order to fill the deep hole inside me that was a product of my Mother. And the free sex and I have a boner....for comedy.
When you see me you'll notice: I'm always smiling. Mother says thats how you get a man. And not making eye contact and that I like to talk about these things the most: Renaissance Festivals, Fat Camp, Wishing I were English and Jews, Jews, Jews!.
When I think of being a: Popsicle in comedy, it makes me feel: sticky, yet desired on a hot day.
What keeps me up at night is: My cat, Rocky.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: My Cat, Rocky. He sucks.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: A Gynecologist so I could still talk about vaginae all day.
See you this week!, Poopsick! (Russian for adorable dolls and my nick name. Cruel world.).
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
www.jennyz.tv

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Laura Crawford
And, I'm a: entity of pure energy.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Sunday at Improv Boston.
I got into comedy because: inciting laughter is a form of mind control and I have a special short video that will answer all your questions if you could just write your social security number down.
When you see me you'll notice: some lustrous hair and the distinct feeling that I`m speaking directly to you, I won’t be but you`ll think I am and that I like to talk about these things the most: violence, animals, and religion.
When I think of being a: Laura Elizabeth Crawford in comedy, it makes me feel: transcendental.
What keeps me up at night is: racism, sexism, homophobia, intolerance of alternative ways of being, and trying to find a cheap Thai lady boy with access to public transportation.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: a Thai lady boy making some Tom Yum soup.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: helping pitiful types in non-profit work for barely enough cash to cover my premium cable needs.
See you this week! Sunday’s Stand Up Comedy hosted by Mary Dolan, starting at 8 at Improv Boston.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=13003496
and http://twitter.com/CrawfordComic .

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Ellen Moschetto.
And, I'm a: stand-up comedian.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Sunday 8:PM at Improv Boston.
I got into comedy because: I liked to make up my own jokes as a child and tell them to my parents when I was getting yelled at. If i could make them laugh, they couldn't stay mad because laughing feels too good! and I have a cat named with a facebook page. Sugar Moschetto, friend her.
When you see me you'll notice: I am short and that I like to talk about these things the most: pop culture, family, and gay stuff.
When I think of being a: woman in comedy, it makes me feel: boobs.
What keeps me up at night is: Insomnia...perhaps brought on by a frequent and frightening visual of Rush Limbaugh in a sex act.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: Literally, the construction project vehicles that start beep beep beeping at 7:00 AM every morning right outside my window. Figuratively, your mom.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: sad.
See you this week!, woo hoo!.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://ellenmoschetto.com.

Overheard @ WICF: Bonnie McFarlane interviews Jackie Kashian this morning on camera- talking about being a woman in comedy for her upcoming documentary:

transcribed by: WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Jackie & Bonnie are in the green room @ Improv Boston.
Jackie has just wrapped up her packed Stand-Up Workshop: Stand-Up Comedy- Road Work & Bookers.

Bonnie: Let's talk about your thing you just did, you are at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival
Jackie: It's the second year?
Bonnie: Yeah...
Jackie: It's exciting to be here, I got to do a show a last night, I got to see a lot of comics I don't know and that was neat.
Bonnie: People always ask, "You're working with all of these women is there a lot of fights?"
Jackie: It's unique, it's rare, it's a beautiful rare bird to work with other women, so it's really cool.
Bonnie: I think so too, it's so rare to see what everyone else is doing.
Jackie: And, you know how people are like, well, women...talk about, some people say, that women comics talk about the same thing, and then you see a show with 6 women comics and turns out they are not- they are 6 different comics talking about 6 different lives, much like all white guys, don't talk about the same things, they might all talk about their sex lives at some point, as do all 6 women comics, might talk about their sex lives, that's a human condition- not a male or a female. But, all black comics do talk about injustice...
Bonnie: O brother, white guys, do this, black guys do that
Jackie: *laughs*
Jackie: And they're for it, they're for injustice...
Bonnie: Yeah, they love injustice- what would they have without it.
Jackie: *laughs*- They would just have fulfilled lives, if they didn't have to worry about injustice.
Jackie: Poor bastards.
Bonnie: *laughs*- So, you had a great show last night...
Jackie: I did, they were a great crowd, down at that Motleys Comedy Club.
Bonnie: I saw a woman throwing her head back, like really gutteral laughing a lot.
Jackie: Sweet, which is good cause you know why- cause I slave over a hot stove, like a lady comic should and make those jokes.

Jackie Kashian plays tonight with Maria Bamford and host/festival director, Maria Ciampa @ Improv Boston @ 8pm.
Bonnie McFarlane plays tonight with Sara Benincasa and Robin Gelfenbien @ Improv Boston at 10:30pm

WICF interviews: Friar Sue Constantine> presenting the 2010 WICF Friars Club Audience Award

WICF: You are from the home of WICF-Boston; tell me about your involvement in comedy in Boston before making the move to New York?



Sue: Before moving to NYC, I performed for about 6 years in various improv and sketch shows around Boston as part of Improv Asylum, Improv Boston and the posthumous Tribe Theater. When I left Boston, I was just finishing up a year in the Improv Asylum touring company and work as a head writer with “The Uncommonwealth”- a group that produced comedic shorts.


WICF: What brought you to NYC?


Sue: I decided to take the plunge and move to NYC after signing a contract to do a pilot for A&E for an improv show called “I Never Said That.” As is the way with most pilots, it never got picked up for series and at the last moment, two of us were cut from the cast- me and another improviser who shall remain nameless. At the time, as a girl from Boston, I was just thrilled to have gotten the chance to audition so I really wasn’t that bummed. It was the scariest and most exhilarating experience of my life up until that point. I can’t believe I didn’t crap my pants. Not even once!


WICF: How are the comedy scenes in Boston & NYC different?


Sue: Hmmmm...if I had to pick one thing, I would say that Boston likes to do a lot of more theatrical, themed improv shows. For example, there is a great show called “Sea Mission” that I was a part of. It was an improvised tale about a submarine crew and their various aquatic adventures. The entire show was improvised, however, we had a set, characters we kept from week-to-week that we were really grounded in, and guest “villains” each week. Check out the Improv Boston website and you’ll see another great themed improv show called “Cabin Pressure” – a comedic look at the world of air travel. It’s getting a lot of great chatter. It’s produced by Michelle Barbera (WICF co-founder) - one of the most brilliant people I have ever worked with.


WICF: The Friars Club launched the FriarsClub Comedy Film Festival this September which you are Partnership Director for- what is the mission for that festival?


Sue: Our mission is to foster the next generation of comedy greats- and we’re going about it in a lot of new ways. This year’s festival will come in the form of comedic features, short films, documentaries, and creations from the world of improv and sketch. I’m getting really excited for the 2010 festival.


WICF: Tell me about FrISC the latest project you are working on for the Friars Club:


Sue: FrISC stands for- Friars Club Improv + Sketch Competition. It’s a two-tiered competition where improv and sketch groups from around the world submit videos of their work and we narrow it down to the 5 best improv & sketch groups for a live showdown at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in NYC on June 25th and June 26th. The winning improv troupe and sketch troupe then walk away with $10,000 each to produce a short film which will then debut at the 2nd Annual Friars Club Comedy Film Festival this September. FrISC ties in perfectly with our mission statement for the Friars Club Comedy Film Festival (FCCFF): Our mission is to foster the next generation of comedy filmmakers, and we believe that the improv and sketch communities are essential to making that happen. I’m incredibly proud to be producing and highlighting the type of comedy that I know and am in love with.


WICF: Why does the Friars Club wish to highlight a performer from WICF/ women in comedy in general?


Sue: The Friars Club looks to foster comedy of all kinds, and certainly an important part of this is to foster all of the great work being done by the female members of the comedy community.


WICF: You seem like you are part of a team pioneering a new era of activity for the Friars Club for a younger generation of people working in entertainment, is this an accurate statement?


Sue: In the words of Sarah “unintentionally hilarious” Palin: You betcha. We’ve had a lot of exciting things happening at the club in the past year. Our first-ever Comedy Film Festival premiered with an Oscar nominee for Best Picture- the Coen brother’s “A Serious Man.” We have Associates comedy nights on Tuesdays where the Associates (younger members of the club) produce stand-up, sketch or improv nights. I recently produced a sketch show with Two Girls for Five Bucks, with Myq Kaplan emceeing and also a great night of improv with Badman and Ragnarock from the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre with WICF's very own Maria Ciampa emceeing. One of my goals is to highlight the genius that I have seen on the many, many stages across the country and websites on the internet.


WICF: Doesn't seem like enough activity, What else are you working on?

Sue: *laughs*- besides producing comedy shows at the Club, I’ve been working with the Lighthouse International Film Festival, and I’m on the advisory board for the Plymouth Rock Comedy film festival. Check 'em out!


WICF: Is it true you have a secret book that lists everyone who is and has ever been a Friar?


Sue: Yes. That is true. It's probably the least of all the secrets the club is known for. I’ll write a tell-all on my death bed.


WICF: Can I see it?


Sue: Sorry- It’s top secret! Only Friars can see it.


WICF: Pretty please?


Sue: You make a compelling argument. No.


WICF: What’s it like being a Friar?


Sue: Awesome. Fun. Crazy. Inspiring. The Friars are some of the most talented, passionate, hard-working people I know. And amazingly supportive of one another. There really is an air of camaraderie there that I love.


WICF: What is your goal as a female in comedy?


Sue: There’s so much I want to do. But if I had to answer in one sentence I would say this: I want to be a part of producing a show that I love as profoundly as I love Mr. Show. I can’t even tell you how happy that show makes me and how inspired I am by it. It continues to be the bees-knees for me.


WICF: Anything else?


Sue: Yes! I want to see your work! So submit your work to FrISC or the Friars Club Comedy Film Festival. And thank you for reading this blog and supporting women in comedy!


WICF: Thanks Sue! We look forward to following all of your exciting project! Get some rest, if possible. And, take some vitamin D. It's good for the worker bees ;)

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Giulia Rozzi.
And, I'm a comedian, actress and writer.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Friday at Mottleys and I'm teaching a storytelling workshop on Sunday at Improv Boston
I got into comedy because: I love making people smile, I love performing, I love sharing my stories in hopes that they make people feel comforted, understood, entertained, and comfortable laughing at themselves and I have a knack for getting people to spill thier guts.
When you see me you'll notice: I'm quite delightful, I make my audience feel like we're all a buncha friends hanging out, with me being the friend that doesn't shut up and that I like to talk about these things the most: My family, my insecurites, and sex.
When I think of being a lady in comedy, it makes me feel like: wearing a pretty dress.
What keeps me up at night is: what's next?.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: what's next?.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a therapist.
See you this week!, ___________.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.giuliarozzi.com AND
http://www.themessage-board.com

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Leah Bonnema.
And, I'm a: major Lord of the Rings fan.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Saturday March 27th at Mottleys.
I got into comedy because: I can't seem to keep my mouth shut and I have problems keeping my opinion to myself.
When you see me you'll notice that: I look like I am going to be more polite than I actually am and that I like to talk about things my mom wishes that I wouldnt say in public and that I like to talk about these things the most: at inopportune moments, or when there is a microphone around, and ideally there is ice cream somewhere nearby so I can eat it later while I obess over what I said and wished I had more of a filter.
When I think of being a: woman in comedy, it makes me feel: unconventional and alive.
What keeps me up at night is: R2D2, my Guinea Pig, making so many beeps and bups I think he is trying to communicate with The Death Star.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: coffee and overwhelming anxiety.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a mess, totally aimless, and possibley a junkie. If that didn't work out I also wanted to be a marine biolgist or a private detective with a drinking problem.My mom wanted me to be an engineer.
See you this week! Looking forward to laughing with everyone kiddos!!!.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
 www.leahbonnema.com and www.twitter.com/leahbonnema.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Sarah Blodgett
And, I'm a: Funny Honey.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Wednesday at ImprovBoston.
I got into comedy because: I wanted people to laugh at me for the right reasons and I have never had a stable job since.
When you see me you'll notice: My Blonde Hair and that I like to talk about these things the most: boys, men, and Boyz II Men.
When I think of being a: Honey in comedy, it makes me feel: Sweet.
What keeps me up at night is: comedy shows that run all night.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: morning? Whats' that?.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: Sad.
See you this week!, around town.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
www.sarahblodgettonline.com
or Facebook/MySpace/Twitter or if your a cute guy, Match.com.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Aparna.
And I'm a: random collection of atoms.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Saturday, March 27th at 8pm at Mottley's Comedy Club.
I got into comedy because: nobody pays to read a free blog and I have too many neuroses so why not share the obsessive wealth? (Rhetori-califragilisticexpialidocious!).
When you see me you'll notice: that I am actually a tree and that I like to talk about these things the most: carbon dioxide, sunshine, the inside scoop on fruit and squirrel etiquette.
When I think of being a: a tall plant in comedy, it makes me feel: pretty regular.
What keeps me up at night is: pollution.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: birds.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a provider of shady dealings.
See you this week! Your carbon dioxide output is looking really sexy.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.twitter.com/aparnapkin.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Tahnee Lacey.
And, I'm a: Libra.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Saturday, March 27th at 10:30pm and Sunday, March 28th at 7pm.
I got into comedy because: in college I missed doing theater and saw a sign that said: enjoy comedy? do you like to think outside the box? Join our improv team. So I did and I have been performing ever since and I have three cats.
When you see me you'll notice that: I am short and that I like to talk about these things the most: The Slackers (a ska band) , The Food Network Challeneges and delicious places to eat in Chicago (OMG I love food).
When I think of being a: lady part in comedy, it makes me feel: warm and fuzzy inside.
What keeps me up at night is nothing: I had mono in college, I fall asleep like whoa.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is work: I have to do it.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a veterinarian or animal behaviorist.
See you this week!, I have no clue what to write in this blank space.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.tahneelacey.com/
or http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=598856651

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Shereen Kassam.
And, I'm a: multi-ethnic goddess.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on wednesday at Improv Boston.
I got into comedy because: club owner wouldn't refund my money after what I thought was an unfunny comedy show and I have not regretted a minute of my new found passion.
When you see me you'll notice: I dress like a lesbian and that I like to talk about these things the most: likely will get a strong reaction out of you, make you judge me just a tiny bit, and perhaps make you think I'm a racist.
When I think of being a: women in comedy, it makes me feel: sexy.
What keeps me up at night is: my boyfriend who is an expert cuddler.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: my job.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: more sure of where my life is going.
See you this week!, Cambridge.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.funnybrowngirl.com/.

Miley Cyrus in teen vogue

Edie McClurg on FOX25 and in Our Theater!

Catch funny lady Edie McClurg's interview on FOX25's morning show - and then watch her tonight at the WICF!


Ms. McClurg has almost undoubtedly been in your favorite show - she's a formidable comic talent who's been working steadily in Hollywood for over twenty years. Possibly best known as Grace the Secretary in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, she spoke with FOX about getting her start, and getting that movie. She also manages to say, "Dick," live on air. Tune in!


Edie McClurg is part of the WICF Friday, 10 pm show All Girl Revue. Tickets are available at:
http://www.womenincomedyfestival.com/html/scheduleTickets.php

Edie's interview is here:
http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/morning/ferris-funny-lady-edie-mcclurg-in-studio-20100326

:::MAD LIBS interview:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Rachel Rosenthal.
And, I'm an: Improviser and singer.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Thurs at 10 (Trail Mix) Friday at 8 (Cabin Pressure) and Friday at 9:30 (Toy Boat.) I know. I never stop!.
I got into comedy because: I was bad sports.
When you see me you'll notice that: I'm wearing a fake mustache and that I like to talk about these things the most: being a friend, being a Jew and being a bridesmaid.
When I think of being a: professional in comedy, it makes me feel: extremely blessed and lucky - especially since I get to work with such amazingly fun and talented cast mates.
What keeps me up at night is: comedy ideas. I keep getting out of bed to write things down. Also, late night drunk texts from my friends.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: FOUR alarms. This is no exaggeration - I am not a morning person.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: "Baby" In Dirty Dancing.
See you this week!, at ImprovBoston!.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.theraeroshow.com/

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Jenna Brister.
And, I'm a: comedienne and storyteller in NYC, originally from Seattle.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Sunday night at 9pm at the improvboston.
I got into comedy because: I saw the Best of Chris Farley when I was in 7th grade, and fell in love and I have: promised myself that I will avoid cubicles.
When you see me you'll notice: that I am 5 feet tall and that I like to talk about these things the most: travel shenanigans, local places to get really good coffee and our respective run-ins with the law.
When I think of being a: revolutionary in comedy, it makes me feel: stoked out of my mind, to get to do what I love and be okay with not making money at it very often, at least for right now.
What keeps me up at night is: the land gypsies that run across my rooftop to the chimney stacks.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: my hot boyfriend and the smell of coffee.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: running a sweet summer camp on a lake in Washington state.
See you this week!, Jenna Brister.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.jennabrister.com/.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Julie Kitayama.
And, I'm a: Stand Up.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Wednesday at 9:00 pm.
I got into comedy because: I'm not really sure why I'm here in the stand up world and I have: a lot to do before I sit down again...if I ever do.
When you see me you'll notice: I have bigger hair than I should and that I like to talk about these things the most: food, time travel, and personal philosophies.
When I think of being a: unique and solid joke writer in comedy, it makes me feel: warm and fuzzy.
What keeps me up at night is: reading.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: my unfathomably boring day job.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: working out more and better reader.
See you this week!, Julie Kitayama.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:____________.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women men in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Josh Gondelman.
And, I'm a: man.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Thursday, March 25th at 9pm.
I got into comedy because: I love to tell jokes and I have: a degree in creative writing.
When you see me you'll notice that: I can be unnervingly polite at times and that I like to talk about these things the most: teaching, nerds, and hip hop.
When I think of being a: total unknown in comedy, it makes me feel: relieved that people don't care to slander me on youtube.
What keeps me up at night is: burritos.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: excitement!.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a better preschool teacher than I currently am.
See you this week!, Hooray!.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
www.myspace.com/joshisadork.

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Skinny Bitch Jesus Meeting.
And, I'm a: sketch comedy duo comprised of Katie Hartman and Leah Rudick.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on March 26th at 8 PM.
I got into comedy because: I wasn’t smart enough to be a performance artist and I wasn’t talented enough to be a rockstar and I have: bills to pay.
When you see me you'll notice: I smell like heaven and that I like to talk about these things the most: poop, bj’s, and sweater sets.
When I think of being a: whore in comedy, it makes me feel: empowered.
What keeps me up at night is: all my good jokes.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: all my good jokes.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a sweater set.
See you this week!, _______.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.skinnybitchcomedy.com./

:::MAD LIBS interviews:::

getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Rachel Lewis.
And, I'm: 1/2 of the duo, The Jon and Eddie Show.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on Friday, March 26th at 10pm.
I got into comedy because: I love to laugh! and I have: nothing else that I would rather do.
When you see me you'll notice: I'm really nice and have yellow cat eyes! and that I like to talk about these things the most: where and when I am going to eat next, and Oprah.
When I think of being a: woman in comedy, it makes me feel: proud.
What keeps me up at night is: the fact that a lizard almost got in my apartment today! I currently live in LA but am from a winter climate and this freaks me out!.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: the LA sunshine and organic food.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: admittedly too scared.
See you this week!, Brooke!.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
www.thejonandeddieshow.com.

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getting to know our ladies in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Comedian Lady Vain.
And, I'm a: Stand Up Comedian.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on March 24th, 2010 at ImprovBoston.
I got into comedy because: Inspirational and an honor to be able to make people laugh at my mishaps in my life and my points of view on things in life and I have: been a comedian since 1994 but I took 6 years off and then returned to doing stand-up comedy in 2007 and its been going okay but, it can get better.
When you see me you'll notice: that I am a full comedian, excuse me, full-figured comedian and straight forward. I will approach you if I have to. I enjoy having fun with the audience sometimes! i talk about true life experiences and that I like to talk about these things the most: because you never know what others are going through and you can actually shed light on a bad situation through talking about your issues in a comedic way! I use the stage and comedy to vent and let go and I hope I can help others to let go also.
When I think of being a: Woman in comedy, it makes me feel: like we can tell it our way for a change since the comedy business is saturated with so many men who talk about women in a negative light most of the time.
What keeps me up at night is: me stressing and stragizing about just how will I make my mark in this comedy business but for the most part, i write a lot and that keeps me up through the night because I have to write my thoghts down as they come to me and they come really fast!
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: my children and getting them ready for school.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: at a regular office job getting yelled at for talking to much and not doing enough work in a day.
See you this week!, ________.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here,___________.

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getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Amy Beckerman.
And, I'm a: hillarious person.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on: thurs at 9pm.
I got into comedy because: I have a lot to say! and I have: a 10 month old chihuaha named Porkchop that is staying in NYC while I go to Boston, and I am going to miss her!! I dont think her babysitter is going to cook her a steak like I did tonight!.
When you see me you'll notice: Ill be wearing a shirt (in the past two weeks, I appeared on Howard Stern topless, and also produced a topless breast cancer comedy event http://www.generosititties.org/) and that I like to talk about these things the most: my dog, being engaged to a woman who is 18 years older than I am, my parents divorce, and Mcflurrys.
When I think of being a: woman in comedy, it makes me feel: proud, and really happy to be friends with a lot of other female comedians!.
What keeps me up at night is: trains (I live across the street from the New Jersey Transit train yard)
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: that damn dog sticking her tongue in my nostrils!.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a nurse.
See you this week!, Amy Beckerman.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.amybeckerman.com/

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getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello our names are: Megan Goltermann & Christine Cuddy.
And, we're a: pick-pocketing dancing duo.
We're performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on March 25th at ImprovBoston.
We got into comedy because: our friends couldn't take us anymore and scratching posts didn't cut it and we have nervous habits that make us awkward in a non-Meg Ryan/Mary Lynn_Rajskub way.
When you see us you'll notice: our infectious cackle and hair snakes and that we like to talk about these things the most: Justin Timberlake's EVERYTHING, how truth might be stranger than fiction but seldom funnier, how friends are priceless and family.. eh, well family can't be exchanged and how much we LOVE good porch weather (OBV!).
When we think of being a: pair of chicks in comedy, it makes us feel like: we're riding on the wings of a unicorn!
What keeps us up at night is: ZOMBIES!.
And, what gets us out of bed in the morning is: SWEET IKE TURNER JAMS!.
If we hadn't chose the path of comedy, we would have been: backup dancers for Madonna.
See you this week!, check us out at ImprovBoston March 25th 7:30 pm in OBV! March 26th 8pm in Cabin Pressure and March 28th at 9pm in A Night of Oral (Tradition)
And you can see us anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.improvboston.com/

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getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is: Linda Belt.
And, I'm a: stand-up comic.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on: Thursday, March 25th at 9:00 at Boston Improv.
I got into comedy because: I saw a very unfunny lady at an open mic and knew that even on my worst day I was funnier and I have: this continuous desire to stop being a pillar of my community. Holding up those pillars gets very tiresome never mind what it does to your back.
When you see me you'll notice: I smile a lot- even when I'm pissed off I manage to do it with the corners of my mouth turned up and that I like to talk about these things the most: my family, my dog, and my recent pole dancing class.
When I think of being a: woman in comedy, it makes me feel like: "I am Woman Hear me Roar" ( thank you Helen Reddy).
What keeps me up at night is: that damn peri-menopausal insomnia.
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: the fact that I have my health and the occasional tantrums of my 17 y.o. daughter having a hair emergency.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: performing someway somehow.
See you this week!, Linda Belt.
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here: http://www.lindabelt.com/

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getting to know our women in comedy:::getting to know all about them
by, WICF guest blogger: Brooke Connolly

Hello my name is:Karen Morgan
And, I'm a: standup comedian, mother and lawyer.
I'm performing at the Second Annual Women in Comedy Festival on: Thursday at 9:00 pm at BostonImprov.
I got into comedy because: I needed to get out of my house once a week to regain my sanity and I have: three kids, a husband and a big dumb dog.
When you see me you'll notice my: southern accent and that I like to talk about these things the most: being from the South and living in New England, family life and booze.
When I think of being a: my age it makes me feel like: botulism poison in my face is not such a bad idea.
What keeps me up at night is: having to wear a retainer in my mid40s even though I had braces in fifth grade....WTF orthodontist!?
And, what gets me out of bed in the morning is: the happy sounds of the school bus taking the angels to school.
If I hadn't chose the path of comedy, I would have been: a Wal-Mart greeter.
See you this week!, Karen
And you can see me anytime in the virtual world here:
http://www.karenmorgan.com/.

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