Jeff McCobb
The Background: Jeff started his career producing television commercials in his hometown of Fresno, California. After a few years, he came across the opportunity to make a living talking about his favorite thing: movies. That's when he moved to St. Louis, MO in order to start CinemaBlend's first video department. Eventually he moved to Los Angeles, where he resides today, in order to pursue in-person opportunities covering events and interviewing talent. Emily Blunt once told him he looked "better than Dwayne Johnson," Jim Carrey once told him he has a "great name," and his mother once told him he was a "disappointment."
What He's Into: Jeff is simply a film buff who refuses to stop romanticizing the Oscars, no matter how unpopular they become. He's a fan of comedy. Specifically, SNL, anything late night, and political satire/commentary. When he feels sad, he re-watches episodes of 30 Rock. When he feels hopeless, he re-watches episodes of The West Wing. When he feels like he's stuck in second gear, he re-watches episodes of Friends. In his free time he dabbles in screenwriting, time-lapse photography, and complaining that the rent is too damn high.
What He's Excited About Right Now: Witnessing Timothée Chalamet's career trajectory over the next 20 years.
Latest articles by Jeff McCobb

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Kevin Hart's films haven't always received the best reviews, and although his show Die Hart fairs a bit better amongst critics, he pays it no mind.

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Kevin Hart, who has worked closely with both Dwayne Johnson and John Cena, compares the wrestlers' methods on set.

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Former United States Senator and SNL alum Al Franken names the funniest senator, and it is not who we expected.

By Eric Eisenberg, Jeff McCobb Published
Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Lance Reddick, Ian McShane and director Chad Stahelski discuss the latest "John Wick" film.

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The Daily Show has had a slew of guest hosts as of late, and one of them, Al Franken, has an idea of who should be the new mainstay.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Jim Gaffigan revealed to us why he steers away from comedy films in his career despite being a massively successful stand-up comedian.

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Jonathan Majors has played a lot of hulking characters, and he recently revealed to us how his approach to each of them, including Kang, differs.

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Watch Michael B. Jordan, Tessa Thompson, Jonathan Majors and Mila Davis-Kent chat about the third "Creed" film, "Creed III."

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Martin Starr tells us whether his Party Down character has changed after the show's 10-year hiatus.

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After seven years, Trevor Noah has left The Daily Show, but not before imparting some lasting wisdom on his writing staff.

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The whole main cast of Party Down is back for Season 3, with the exception of Lizzy Caplan, and now the rest of the cast has spoken out about it.

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Jim Gaffigan is a wildly successful stand-up comic, but he still has professional envy when it comes to his doppelgänger, Phillip Seymour Hoffman.

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Marc Maron has a popular comedy podcast, but it was once completely unknown, which caused some interesting reactions from Bryan Cranston and Jon Hamm.

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The world of comedy and the world of social media are becoming one and the same, with Matt Rife helping to lead the charge.

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Marc Maron is no stranger to awards snubs, but he'd rather have the admiration of peers like Kate Winslet and Frances McDormand.

By Corey Chichizola, Jeff McCobb Published
Watch 'Shotgun Wedding' stars (Jennifer Coolidge, Josh Duhamel, D'Arcy Carden, and more) chat about their new comedy and working with Jennifer Lopez.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Chris Redd left Saturday Night Live after five seasons, and although he's said in the past that he simply wanted to pursue other opportunities, it turns out there's a little more to the story.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Chris Redd is a stand-up comic who rose to fame with his five seasons on SNL. To some, he's best known for his Kanye West impression, but as it turns out, he wasn't interested in impressions at all.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Christian Slater has quite a few intense scenes in Disney+'s new show Willow, and it seems that one of them ended with the actor sporting a black eye.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Jeff Dunham doesn't shy away from political humor, but he never really lets the audience know where he stands. As it turns out, there's a very practical reason for this.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Dane Cook is a popular stand-up comedian who has a ton of material to be frequently quoted by millennials. However, there's one surprising quote that he gets more often than others.

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Is this town big enough for the three of them?

By Jeff McCobb Published
Jeff Dunham talked with CinemaBlend about whether or not he's considered doing a full special without the help of his famous dummies.

By Jeff McCobb Published
Ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham has introduced a lot of famous characters over the years, but there's one he considers to be a massive failure, and oh boy is it interesting.
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