Margaret Cho

1 month ago | nymag.com | Margaret Cho |Lauren Ro

10 items in this article 3 items on sale! Photo-Illustration: The Strategist; Photo: Sergio Garcia, Joe McKendry If you’re like us, you’ve probably wondered what everyday stuff famous people add to their carts — like hair spray or an electric toothbrush. We asked comedian Margaret Cho — who is a panelist on Tastemade’s Forking Delicious show — about the animal slings, Venus flytrap cat tree, and the sculptural phone case she can’t live without. I have total Ajumma hair loss.

Jun 12, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Margaret Cho

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Jun 12, 2024 | popsugar.com | Margaret Cho

Published on June 12, 2024 at 5:30 AMSergio GarciaSergio GarciaMargaret Cho is a comedian and actress who's currently on her Live & Livid tour. For PS's Radical Honesty issue, she discusses the joy of menopause. Read more radically honest stories here. I love menopause. I think it's really the best thing and the best-kept secret. There's so much mystery around it, and there's not a sense of people wanting to embrace this time of life as being really vital and fruitful and exciting and alive.

Jun 3, 2024 | people.com | Jason Sheeler |Margaret Cho

In Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution, director Page Hurwitz chronicles the history of queer stand-up comedy as a societal force. “There was shift,” the director says, “not only among comedians, but in the larger culture, as more people started to come out and started to fight for equality and for their place in the spotlight.” The documentary, on Netflix June 18, examines stand-up from the 1950s through today, and features Lily Tomlin, Billy Eichner, Joel Kim Booster and many others.

Jun 2, 2024 | people.com | Brian Hernandez |Jason Sheeler |Margaret Cho

Joel Kim Booster. Photo: Monica Schipper/WireImage Joel Kim Booster isn’t prioritizing becoming a trailblazer. It’s a word sometimes used to describe the comedian, 36, especially ever since his breakout year on streaming in 2022, when, during Pride Month, his stand-up special Psychosexual and his gay romantic comedy Fire Island (which he wrote and starred in) came out on Netflix and Hulu, respectively.