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<p>Entries from February 1, 2009 - February 28, 2009</p>
<p>Friday Feb 27 2009  Colours</p>
<p>Friday, February 27, 2009 at 9:49PM Billy Scafuri and Tim Bierbaum, creators of the webcomic The Librarianist, take you to the strange town of Colours every Friday on The Apiary.</p>

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<p>The Apiary | Post a Comment in Colours Friday Feb 27 2009  The Honey Shot</p>
<p>Friday, February 27, 2009 at 4:00AM The Made-Up Musical weaves together a full one-act musical | Photo: Emily BryanTHE PLUG• Catch the Made-Up Musical TONIGHT! at The Magnet Theater. The show features John O'Donnell, Tara Copeland, Alex Marino,Louis Kornfeld, Scott Glover, Jessica Allen, Morgan Phillips, Michael Martin, Robin Rothman, Megan Gray, Jon Roufaeal and Emlyn Morinelli.> E-mail your Honey Shots or join our photo group.</p>

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<p>keithhuang | Post a Comment in Photos Thursday Feb 26 2009  Daily Bee-log</p>
<p>Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 11:54AM --Broadcasting live from the Gowanus Canal comes this new Carroll Gardens based sketch comedy podcast. [Babomya] --Lance and Ray grow zany facial hair and utilize their editing tools. [Lance & Ray] --Can a feuding dolphin trainer and his shattered table bring FourFour back to blogging? [FourFour] --Sound Fix shuts down; Big Terrific avoids homelessness. [BrooklynVegan] --Speed dating with Kristen Schaal. [It's JerryTime]</p>

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<p>The Apiary | Post a Comment Thursday Feb 26 2009  Inside With: Larry Wilmore, Senior Black Correspondent for The Daily ShowBy: Keith Huang</p>
<p>Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 5:00AM "I just got better out of survival." --Larry Wilmore | Photo: liezl was hereComedian Larry Wilmore started out as an actor and standup comic. In the early '80s, along with the torrent of young, funny men and women hoping to get called over to Carson's couch, Wilmore hustled through the west coast comedy scene. But he ultimately found a career at a desk, penning jokes as a television-comedy writer. Wilmore's TV-writing career spans nearly two decades, working on some of TV's seminal comedies like "In Living Color," "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and "The Office." But perhaps Wilmore's most notable TV work happened nearly a decade ago when he teamed up with late-comedy legend Bernie Mac to create "The Bernie Mac Show." His writing would earn him many accolades, including a solo Emmy, making him the first African-American to do so. Today, Wilmore is back to the standup format, providing commentary and reporting as The Daily Show's "Senior Black Correspondent." The Apiary recently spoke to Wilmore from his L.A. home to discuss the early days, his new book, "I'd Rather We Got Casinos: And Other Black Thoughts," and his affinity for the word "Chocolate." Wilmore's answers were edited for space and clarity.What was your first introduction to comedy?I guess when I was a kid watching television. My earliest influence was probably The Flip Wilson Show. I remember laughing and trying to imitate him.In the acknowledgements to your book, you thank your entire family for being funny without knowing it. What does that mean?I mention my parents because they're such characters. My parents were just complete opposites. My mom was so emotional about everything. You could just change lanes and she'd yell, "You didn't use your blinker!" It never mattered. On the other hand, with my father, a plane could crash into the house next door and he would just go: "Oh." You could say, "A plane crashed! And all those people died!" And he'd say, "It was just their time to go." He'd be philosophical about it. They were just these two extremes that made us laugh all the time.</p>

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<p>keithhuang | 1 Comment in EXCLUSIVELY at The Apiary Thursday Feb 26 2009  The Honey Shot</p>
<p>Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 4:00AM ECNY-Award Nominees for Best Short Comedic Film Stephen Soroka and Mamrie Hart are BŌF | Photo: Charles "CJ" MillerTHE PLUG• Catch BŌF in "This Old Thing?" TONIGHT! @ 9:30PM at The Peoples Improv Theater | Tickets> E-mail your Honey Shots or join our photo group.</p>

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<p>keithhuang | Post a Comment in Photos Wednesday Feb 25 2009  Jon Friedman on The Today Show</p>
<p>Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 10:00AM (with Kathie Lee f*cking Gifford!!!)</p>

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<p>The Apiary | Post a Comment in NVW Wednesday Feb 25 2009  Sandwich of Terror, Ep. 1 - Escape Pod Films</p>
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<p>The Apiary | Post a Comment in NVW Wednesday Feb 25 2009  Mustache Pizza - Action Pals</p>
<p>Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 8:00AM Rob Stern and Anthony Batista</p>

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