You may want to think twice before sitting next to L.A. comedian Ali Wong on a plane. We’re just sayin’.

Before “Flight of the Conchords” and “The Daily Show,” comedy darling — and Longmont, Colo. native — Kristen Schaal was working with her brilliant comedic partner Kurt Braunohler. And she still is.

Emmy-winning comedian and writer Margaret Smith is traveling across the country to play Casselman’s on Tuesday, June 26, and if you play your cards right, you may even get to see her. And by “play your cards right” we mean “if you have $15-$20.”

Comedian, writer, podcaster and cartoonist Pete Holmes talks about day drinking, sitcoms, hair smells — and why filming with one hand and driving with the other isn’t always the best idea.

“The Price Is Right” host and former sitcom star Drew Carey talks to Reverb about his return to stand-up, cruel pranks and more in advance of his Comedy Works South sets Friday, June 15 through Saturday, June 16.

Stoner-comedy hero Tommy Chong, who’s blazing back into Denver’s Comedy Works this weekend, talks munchies, his first forays into stand-up, Louis C.K., Carrot Top and… golf?

Career comic Todd Glass has carved a comfortable niche for himself over the years, even as he’s skirting the big time by opening for Louis C.K., Daniel Tosh and others.

Comedian Amy Schumer isn’t your mother’s stand-up — although if your mother has a stand-up, that’s really weird. Why does your mother have a stand-up? Tell her she should share with everyone else.

Denver comedian Josh Blue will premiere his first hour-long Showtime special on April 18, marking a high point for the former “Last Comic Standing” winner.

Comedian Anthony Jeselnik is the prince of harshness, but it’s all in good fun — provided you’re not a moron and understand the point of stand-up comedy.