If you were lucky enough to see Louis C.K. perform in London recently, you'll know the anecdote he regales to David Letterman in the video above. But ...

A note to anyone going to see Louis C.K. in London next week: don't heckle him. Even in a complimentary way. Why not? Well, we think the video abov...

Here in the UK, we're getting excited about Louis C.K.'s upcoming live dates at the Hammersmith Apollo and O2 Arena. But over in the States, they'r...

I make sure I do the Edinburgh Fringe Festival every year because that forces me to write a new hour of material every year. This is a bit of advice I read from Louis CK, one of my favourite ever stand-ups.

It's Thanksgiving. And we admit that, over here in Britain, we understand very little about Thanksgiving, other than a) it's American and b) it's abou...

Louis CK's critically acclaimed American sitcom is to air in the UK for the first time. Entertainment channel FX has snapped up the rights to the s...

Now in its third season, the American comedy series Louie has garnered plaudits, critical acclaim and, on Sunday night, its first Emmy award - beating...

All hail the internet's new king of heckler put-downs, comedian Bryson Turner. In a video that's going viral, Turner expertly handles a heckler in...

The central character in Punch is the most heinous, twisted, barbarous person I have ever tried writing. He's impervious to any shred of empathy, tact or compassion and yet I agree with (almost) everything he says.

When Jim Gaffigan's special is released in April, please consider buying it, if not in support of the man himself, then in support of this distribution model in the hope that others will follow suit. As far as I can see, we, as an audience, can only stand to reap the benefits from it.

Louis CK had reportedly just made over a million dollars from his concert video. He did not release as a DVD through the normal channels. Instead, he released it by himself as a download. The result? Over $1 million of income from $5 downloads in 12 days.

Comedy's often about sticking it to the man. If you're US comedian Louis CK, it's about sticking it to the middleman too. In a move reminiscent of Ra...