Margaret Cho

Comedienne, author, actress, activist, singer-songwriter, fashion designer: Perhaps the only thing Margaret Cho doesn't do is mince her words. As a female, Korean-American artist and activist, the tattooed, tough-talking Cho has won fans and honors by defying gender, racial and sexual stereotypes at every step, always irreverently, always happy to make the establishment squirm. We figured that made her just right for one of our Warholian questionnaires: No doubt Andy would have admired Cho's...Read Full Story

By Jodi Guglielmi | June 10, 2013 at 6:37 pm | No comments | Audio/Video, News, TV/Movies | Tags: margaret cho, Selene Luna, youtube, Yvette Saunders Veteran comedian Margaret Cho will launch In Transition, a comedy series for her official YouTube channel, on July 3. Co-starring Selene Luna and Yvette Saunders, the show revolves around the three friends who are forced to adjust to life after their release from prison. A total of 13 episodes will premiere every Wednesday and will be followed...Read Full Story

Margaret Cho’s first web series “IN TRANSITION” will premiere on Wednesday, July 3rd. Margaret stars in the lead role of Tawny Kim in this dark comedy series about a group of women recently released from prison. Getting out of jail is just the start of their problems. Stupidity wasn’t their only crime. Pay back’s a b*tch and she’s got two friends. They met their match and she’s double the trouble. They want revenge, but don’t ask them to spell it. Watch more Margaret Cho: Baby I’m with the...Read Full Story

On Tuesday more than 100 artists, comedians, writers and musicians issued a statement calling on Congress and President Obama to pass humane, inclusive and just immigration reform. The signers, whose statement is available at MigrationIsBeautiful.com, say immigration reform must include five basics: End the detentions and deportations that cause separation and suffering for families; Preserve families by expediting the visa process and retaining longstanding policies that reunite and...Read Full Story

By Laughspin Staff | May 1, 2013 at 1:26 pm | One comment | Audio/Video, News | Tags: John Travolta, margaret cho On a recent tour stop in Australia, comedian Margaret Cho told her audience about her experiences working with John Travolta on the 1997 movie Face/Off. While Cho was never disparaging toward the actor during her bit, she did reveal her thoughts on the ongoing rumors about his sexuality and allegations that he sexually assaulted a handful of men. “He is so gay. He’s not just gay...Read Full Story