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Taylor Tomlinson
Verified
Host, After Midnight (CBS)
United States
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By Taylor Tomlinson Verified| NewsPub@ Comic Taylor Tomlinson was just 16 when she caught the stand-up bug. That’s when she started performing at open mics in church basements in Orange County, Calif., where she grew up. “It’s not a cool story,” Tomlinson says. “But … church audiences are very supportive — as long as you don’t say anything dark, edgy or blue.”Over the years, Tomlinson’s material has shifted, with topics ranging from the perils of dating on apps to finding out she has bipolar II disorder.
By Taylor Tomlinson Verified, Jordany Martinez Verified| MXDWN@ According to Deadline, the new late-night show After Midnight on CBS which will premiere on Tuesday recently unveiled its first week’s lineup of guests. The new series will be replacing the spot of The Late Late Show with James Corden and is being hosted by Taylor Tomlinson (Taylor Tomlinson: Look at You). According to Deadline, Whitney Cummings (Whitney Cummings: Mouthy) and Aparna Nancherla (The Ghost and Molly McGee) will be appearing on the first episode of the show on Tuesday, January 16th.
By Taylor Tomlinson Verified| NewsPub@ Comic Taylor Tomlinson was just 16 when she caught the stand-up bug. That’s when she started performing at open mics in church basements in Orange County, Calif., where she grew up. “It’s not a cool story,” Tomlinson says. “But … church audiences are very supportive — as long as you don’t say anything dark, edgy or blue.”Over the years, Tomlinson’s material has shifted, with topics ranging from the perils of dating on apps to finding out she has bipolar II disorder.
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After Midnight (CBS)