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Jim Parsons, star of Broadway's An Act of God, appeared on today's THE VIEW on ABC. Check out the appearance below! Jim Parsons, star of Broadway's An Act of God, visited today's THE VIEW on ABC. Check out the appearance below!

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah premieres September 28. Until then, Trevor's getting comfortable in Jon's chair. Watch the video below!

The new Broadway comedy An Act of God, starring Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Jim Parsons, began performances on May 7, and officially opens on Thursday, May 28, 2015 at Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street). Joining Parsons will be two-time Tony Award nominee Christopher Fitzgerald (Finian's Rainbow, Young Frankenstein) as 'Michael' & Tim Kazurinsky ('SNL', Police Academy) as 'Gabriel'. An Act of God is written by God, transcribed by 13-time Emmy Award winner David Javerbaum and directed by Tony Award winner Joe Mantello. BroadwayWorld brings you a first look at Parsons in action below!

On this week's THE DAILY SHOW on Comedy Central, host Jon Stewart recalled some valuable advice he received from David Letterman and how he has inspired him throughout his career.

Emmy winner Jim Parsons is back on Broadway! With the original comedy AN ACT OF GOD now in previews, Parsons and the cast recently met the press, and BroadwayWorld was on hand. Check out what the actor had to say about returning to the Great White Way, the joy of live theatre, and taking on such a high-profile role!

Jim Parsons stopped by today's LIVE WITH KELLY AND MICHAEL to talk about playing the title role in the new Broadway comedy An Act of God. Check out his appearance below!

On last night's THE DAILY SHOW on Comedy Central, Academy Award-winning producer and 'A Curious Mind' author Brian Grazer recalled having famed science fiction writer Isaac Asimov walk out on a meeting with him.

On last night's THE DAILY SHOW on Comedy Central, Samantha Bee gives a teary farewell as she departs her position as the most senior correspondent of The Best F#@king News Team Ever.

Last night on 'The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore,' Larry sat down with rival gang members for a discussion about their historic truce and the volatile relationship between Baltimore citizens and police.

On last night's THE NIGHTLY SHOW WITH LARRY WILMORE on Comedy Central, Larry weighed in on the situation in Baltimore and spotlights questionable coverage from CNN and Fox News.

On last night's THE DAILY SHOW on Comedy Central, astrophysicist and "StarTalk" host Neil deGrasse Tyson considered the likelihood of living on Mars and weighs in on the Batman versus Superman debate.

On last night's NIGHTLY SHOW on Comedy Central, Scarface joined Larry, Cristela Alonzo and Ricky Velez to discuss Baltimore's prohibitively expensive water supply and a cop who went out of his way to avoid shooting a murder suspect.

'The Goldbergs' star Jeff Garlin stopped by last night's THE DAILY SHOW and reminisces with Jon about the absurd antics they once pulled during a commercial audition.

On last night's THE NIGHTLY SHOW on Comedy Central, host Larry Wilmore shared a new segment for the show he called, "It Turns Out Ben Affleck's Ancestors May Have Owned Mine."

On last night's DAILY SHOW on Comedy Central, host Jon Stewart announced the start date of his new career as non-host of The Daily Show! Check out the clip below!

The Brink, starring Jack Black and Tim Robbins, premieres June 21 at 10:30PM, only on HBO. Check out the teaser trailer below!

On last night's DAILY SHOW WITH JON STEWART, Peter Dinklage shared how being a "Game of Thrones" character has led to some disturbing interactions with strangers.

Jon Stewart expressed his excitement at Comedy Central's announcement that Trevor Noah will take over the newsdesk and asked viewers to give him a chance following some recent controversial Twitter posts by his replacement.

It was announced today that Trevor Noah has been selected to become the next host of the Emmy® and Peabody® Award-winning 'The Daily Show,' on Comedy Central. Below, check out clips from Noah's stand up routines from around the world!

Last night, Jason Jones said fairwell to Comedy Central's The Daily Show after 10 years as the go-to hunk and the foreign affairs correspondent who brought actual field pieces to the show.