One of the hardest working celebrities in showbiz, Rivers first rose to national prominence in 1965 when she appeared on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. She later became the program’s first sole guest host before going on to display her talent on Late Show with Joan Rivers and The Joan Rivers Show, for which she won a Daytime Emmy in 1990. One of the most style-savvy women on the planet, Rivers also hosted E!’s star-studded red-carpet events from 1996-2004, using the telecasts to showcase her unsurpassed ability to rattle off barbed one-liners. From her signature question “Can we talk?” to her red carpet mantra “Who are you wearing?” Rivers has made a career out of asking the tough questions the world wants to hear. This is her second appearance at Just For Laughs, and her first since bringing down the house at her own signature Gala in 2002.

Just For Laughs is proud to present Grammy-nominated artist Jimmy Fallon. One of the premier comedic talents in the entertainment industry, Fallon was recently handpicked to take over Conan O’Brien’s job as host of Late Night in 2009 when O’Brien assumes control of The Tonight Show. Fallon first rose to national prominence in 1998 when he joined the award-winning cast of Saturday Night Live. During his six-year stint on SNL, Fallon became an audience favorite for his dead-on impressions and his quick wit as the host of the popular Weekend Update newscasts. He has since gone onto star in a number of blockbuster films including Almost Famous, Anything Else, Taxi, Fever Pitch and Factory Girl, and he is currently developing an untitled comedy at Universal Pictures with director Tom Shadyac.

Some of the hottest stand-ups are in town for this high-energy show starring only the best urban talent from across North America! If you’re in dire need of street cred, take a ride uptown for the ultimate comedy block party.

Danny Hoch returns to the stage to unveil his latest work—a one-man tour de force that captures the indelible characters of his neighborhood, where the melting pot is boiling over with ethnic and economic tensions. Danny effortlessly transforms across the boundaries of race, age and gender, masterfully depicting a city in transition with compassionate and hilarious results.

What's the time? It's David O'Doherty time! Hang on to your minds Montreal. The viscount of rumpled whimsy, the marble fawn of tiny keyboard based musical comedy is coming. There will be talking, there will be singing, there may be a song called Bangin'.

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