No, being a parent isn't something everyone wants to be.
Life came to a standstill for Margaret Cho. Coupled with back-to-back adversities from the cancellation of her Drop Dead Diva to the demise of her marriage
She has bust every taboo going. But has the caustic comic gone too far with her new song about rape? She talks about being accused of racism, falling out with Tracey Emin – and why she loves British audiences
Margaret Cho is known for her unapologetic, industry-shifting comedy. Now, at age 50, she reflects on one of the most trying, and formative, moments of her life.
Comedian Margaret Cho angered an audience in New Jersey over the weekend with highly-charged joked about rape, white people, gay people and the recent |
Margaret Cho is known for her unapologetic, industry-shifting comedy. Now, at age 50, she reflects on one of the most trying, and formative, moments of her life.
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She is no stranger to causing controversy but Margaret Cho certainly shocked audiences on her recent Australian tour.
One of the world’s most outrageous comedians, Cho is leading the battle to end racism against Asian-Americans. She discusses hatred, hope and how humour saved her life
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Margaret Cho opens up about past sexual abuse, rape, and bullying in a new "Billboard" interview.
It’s over for Margaret Cho and Al Ridenour. The 46-year-old comedienne filed for divorce from her artist husband after 11 years of marriage on Wednesday, Aug. 12, People has confirmed. Margaret’s ex-husband Al...
Margaret Cho tells PEOPLE about living with her chosen family, including her Chihuahua dog Lucia and two sphynx cats, Sacre Coeur and Sarang
I don’t have children, and I am not sure if I have wanted them or never wanted them. It’s weird not to be able to decide. Kids are great, and many of my friends now have almost grown up kids, like in their late teens and early twenties, and I see these tall beings who
I'm sorry because every time you ate something you "shouldn't" or ate more than you "should," I talked about "getting back on the bandwagon." I cringe now every time someone uses that phrase. When did the way we eat become a bandwagon? When did everyone stop eating and become professional dieters?
