It’s going to be a long road to 2020, so we’ll need an indignant, British voice of reason on Sunday nights. HBO is happy to oblige, extending John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight for an additional three seasons. Break out the Bud Light Lime!
Donald Trump and his new FCC director want to let ISPs like Verizon charge more money for the same internet. You can stop them. John Oliver will explain how.
There’s not shortage of controversy around this year’s Oscars. But there is a shortage of roles for people of color in Hollywood — or at least that’s the argument that tends to get made by those who think that it’s not fair to blame the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences for selecting an all-white field of acting nominees (for the second year in a row). The fault, they claim, lies with the Hollywood filmmakers who don’t make opportunities for actors of color in the first place. The system of honoring actors is merely a reflection, supposedly, of the larger system of moviemaking, and all its flaws.
There's nothing funny about the Medicaid gap, which leaves millions of U.S. citizens completely without healthcare... well, maybe there are a few jokes to to be made here
John Oliver's 20-minute segment on North Dakota's oil industry has gone viral the past few days. Fargo's Sky Digital Advertising is responding to the HBO commentator in a big way.
The oil industry in North Dakota has had its fair share of media coverage over the years, but not quite to the extent that 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' covered it on their October 11th episode.
Last Week Tonight host and "Mega-Reverend" John Oliver and his "wife Wanda Jo" are closing up shop on their televangelical megachurch, Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption.
Last night on 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver," they answered one of the most important questions on everybody's mind today.
Daylight Savings Time... How is this still a thing?