In “Are We Good?” comedian and podcast pioneer Marc Maron works his way through life after the unexpected death of his partner, filmmaker Lynn Shelton. The 95-minute documentary is directed by Steven ...

Marc Maron said getting the rights to Taylor Swift's music doesn't come without a hefty price tag. The comedian and podcaster, 61, spent major dollars in order to use a specific song from the pop star ...

HBO has released the official trailer for Marc Maron’s comedy special, Marc Maron: From Bleak To Dark. The official trailer for the HBO original comedy special, which will debut on Saturday, February ...

Independent and documentary film distributor Utopia has acquired the North American theatrical rights to "Are We Good?," the Marc Maron biographical documentary that premiered at SXSW earlier this ...

He’s Marc Maron, and he’s here to make you think about death and get sad and stuff. The trailer for the stand-up legend’s new special, From Bleak To Dark, is a crushing delight that doesn’t need to ...

Marc Maron is clearly not a fan of rising star comedian Matt Rife. The young comic is coming off a hot new special that did huge numbers for Netflix, but also sparked a wave of backlash thanks to Rife ...

Talking to Marc Maron About IFC’s ‘Maron’, Directing, and the Future of […] Marc Maron’s IFC show Maron returns for its second season tonight, and the show looks a little different than it did when we ...

If you ever wanted a more in-depth look at Marc Maron's life, the new documentary Are We Good? is a perfect look at the comedian. It isn't a stand-up routine or a biopic, but it is a film documenting ...

Marc Maron began Monday’s episode of his “WTF” podcast with a lengthy personal update (as usual), explaining that he broke his foot over the weekend. The well-known comedian and podcaster detailed how ...

Marc Maron’s first HBO Original comedy special, “Marc Maron: From Bleak to Dark,” will debut on the network Feb. 11 at 10 p.m. ET/PT and be made available to stream on HBO Max. The legendary stand-up ...

As predicted on Vulture’s Good One, Barack Obama was Marc Maron’s guest on the final episode of WTF. The episode, which came out October 13, saw Maron and Obama sit down once again, ten years after ...