Patton Oswalt radio interview. [Jumbo Dump]

Kristen Wiig interview. [Winnipeg Sun]

Christian Finnegan interview. [TV Barn]

Margaret Cho interview. [Seattle Times]

Lisa Lampanelli interview. [Williamsport Sun Gazette]

Andy Kindler interview. [Pioneer Press]

Article about this weekend's AltCom Festival. [Boston Globe]

Interview with Earles and Jensen about their new double-disc album. [Commercial Appeal]

Portia de Rossi cast in new single-camera sitcom pilot. [Reuters]

Open wide for the Summer '08 movie menu. [All Movie Blog]

Andy Kindler is about to go on tour with Eugene Mirman and Marc Maron, so The Bob and Davider posted tour-dates and a short Q&A Bob did with Andy. Here's one of the five Q's and A's:

2.   Do you notice a growth in your audience from your steady Letterman gigs?  (an emotional growth)
More people show up wearing ascots and sunglasses, if that helps, and I assume it doesn't. Does that mean my audience is affected? Or are they addicted.....to my comedy! I notice my audience is getting taller. Or maybe I'm slumping more.

For the tour dates and to read about Andy Kindler's career as a singer/songwriter, head over to BobandDavid.com.

Meanwhile, in other Bob and David news, they were in an AHA video.

South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut named one of the 25 best movie musicals. [EW]

Adam McKay, Matt Besser and Paul Scheer troll the IMDB message board for Another Stakeout. [Funny or Die]

Interview with Jack Handey. [AP/Yahoo! News]

10 Futuristic Movies That Are Already Dated. [Best Week Ever]

Excerpt from Tina Fey's interview in the new Marie Claire. [HuffPo]

Vague Genre: The Movie. [Maddox]

Interview with Maria Bamford. [Dead-Frog]

Kristen Schaal wins award in Australia. [The Age]

The Friar's Club Roast of Philip Roth. [The Vulture]

Interview with Robert Schimmel. [Arizona Republic]

The roots of MILF Island? [Daily Intel]

23/6 sponsoring stand-up tour featuring Marc Maron, Eugene Mirman and Andy Kindler. [Stage Time]

The New York Times profiles Jason Segel. [NYT]

Jason Bateman to direct Reno 911!'s Niecy Nash in new pilot. [Hollywood Reporter]

Are these the 50 greatest comedy sketches of all time? [Nerve]

Oprah might play Tina Fey's best friend on 30 Rock and/or in real-life. [Videogum]

...and Tina Fey's on the cover of Marie Claire. [Just Jared]

The Wrapped Up Like a Douche Phenomenon. [Pajiba]

Another review of Stephen Colbert's University of Buffalo appearance. [UB Reporter]

Flight of the Conchords tour dates announced. [Music Nation]

Artie Lange walks off The Howard Stern Show... for good? [HuffPo]

Standups who became sitcom stars. [TV Squad]

That Ricky Gervais movie starring everyone awesome ever now has a distributor. [Variety]

Interviews:

Nick Swardson [NU News]

Andy Kindler [amNY]

Jerry Stiller [Ithaca Times via Shecky]

Nick Stoller [Coming Soon]

Jim Breuer [Concord Monitor]

Kathleen Madigan [Pioneer Press]

Kids in the Hall [Onion AV Club]

And speaking of The Kids in the Hall, check out an all-new KITH sketch after the jump.

Lewis Black's Root of All Evil is the kind of show that's perfectly suited for a select kind of comedian, and it'd be very hard to argue that Andy Kindler is anything but exactly that brand of comic. He's biting, smart and considers no cow sacred. In a new two-part interview with Starpulse, Kindler talks about his experience on RoAE among other things:

How many episodes are you going to be on the Root of All Evil?
I’m on two episodes, I’m on tonight’s episode where I argue, do you know the, no, it’s tomorrow’s episode where I argue against Greg Giraldo, you know how it’s spelled. Comedian Greg Giraldo who argues that Viagra is the root of all evil, while I argue that Donald Trump is the root of all evil, and then I argue in a later episode that American Idol is the root of all evil, and Patton Oswalt wears some kind of three piece racketeering suit that makes him look as if he’s the world’s most compact machine gun, I don’t know what’s he’s going for, machine gunnist, I don’t know what his look is exactly an accountant from the 30’s? He argues that High School is the root of all evil.

For the complete interview, check out Low Times Mean Good Times With Andy Kindler.

Meanwhile, check out a clip from Kindler's first Root of All Evil appearance after the jump.