Sarah released her second episode of her JASH series, “Voices of Learning.” Click the pic to see the one minute episode.

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Sarah is slated to be “part of the initial talent lineup” in Montreal’s Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in July. She will host two main stage galas on July 27, the same date Joan Rivers performs there. 2013 marks the 30th year of Just for Laughs, the largest international comedy festival in the world. This year’s festival dates are July 10 to 28.

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A “complementary (sic) GIF party” from
Alistair Duncan’s May 21 Junkee posting.

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Click the pic to watch Sarah’s new music video, which premiered
May 19.

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The kickoff event of YouTube Comedy Week started at 9 p.m. ET, with Sarah opening the show, and Seth Rogen joining her.

To re-watch Sarah’s opening, first sign in to YouTube or gmail (only age 18+ profiles admitted to the show),
then click here to jump to Sarah’s spot.

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Well, it was slated to start at 8, but at 8:50 pm ET, the countdown clock on the livestream says the “Big Live Comedy Show” won’t be starting for another 10 minutes. The livestream has been on for an hour now– all showing “The Show Before the Show.”  Presumably, that, as well as what follows, will be archived for those of you who want to go back and watch it later.  But aside from this being a public service announcement for fans trying to watch the much ballyhooed event, we’re also alerting fans that Sarah was interviewed during “The Show Before the Show.”  CLICK HERE to watch her interview.

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With a new PBS bio about him airing Monday, May 20, then released as a DVD, Mel Brooks has been front and center recently, and he brought up Sarah’s name on a short list of people he finds funny.  Here’s what he said, as reported by
USA Today on May 17 :

“Very few people make me laugh. Louis C.K. Sarah Silverman. My  8-year-old grandson, Henry,  loves her more than anything as Vanellope in Wreck-It Ralph.  Some movies — the first Hangover was unusual and funny. Judd Apatow, all his stuff. Steve Carell.”

UPDATE: In David Bianculli’s NPR radio interview with Mel Brooks (April 20), the comedian again expressed admiration for Sarah Silverman. Here’s what he said when citing Wreck-It Ralph as the most recent movie he and Carl Reiner watched together and laughed a lot at:

“I think Wreck-It Ralph– we saw the cartoon. We liked it, with John C. Reilly playing Ralph. And we just loved Penelope (sic) played by Sarah Silverman. She’s glorious. And generally she’s one of the few new– there’s Amy Schumer who’s come along too, who’s wonderful. I mean, but they’re– There are people that come along who are really good and funny– and Silverman was– we both love her.”

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