Iranian-American Maz Jobrani gets the honors as the first stand-up comedian to premiere a special on NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming platform. Jobrani filmed his “Peaceful Warrior” hour while on tour ...

Comedian Maz Jobrani has a lot to be excited about. His first hour-long special, “Maz Jobrani: Brown & Friendly,” debuted on Showtime on New Year’s Eve; it’s available on DVD on Jan. 26. He’s starring ...

We listen back to the many foreign accents our panelist Maz Jobrani has done on our show, resulting in many angry letters. No coverage of foreign affairs would be complete without checking in with our ...

Maz Jobrani has been called the face of Middle Eastern humor in America today. He first gained a national following as one of the founders of the "Axis of Evil" comedy tour. He's now touring solo, ...

MAZ JOBRANI The first TV role I got in Hollywood, there was a show called Chicago Hope, and I actually auditioned to play a security guard in a hospital. And there’s a disease going around. And so the ...

(CBS Local)-- Stand-up comedian Maz Jobrani has performed all over the world and now he is regular at two of the biggest comedy clubs in the country in The Laugh Factory and The Comedy Store in Los ...

Growing up in an immigrant family, comedian Maz Jobrani knew his parents wanted him to be a lawyer or doctor, maybe an engineer. When he became a comedian, he says, the whole community was sad for the ...

He filmed his very first Netflix standup special at the Kennedy Center in the nation’s capital back in 2017. In this Dec. 22, 2009 photo, Iranian comedian Maz Jobrani poses at the Laugh Factory in Los ...

Maz Jobrani is a founding member of the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour. He is not afraid to address controversial topics, using humor to help the western audience understand some of the societal issues that ...

If Maz Jobrani is good at one thing, it’s making people laugh. The comedian, actor, and podcaster is a household name in comedy, touring the country and starring in specials like his recent YouTube ...

When Maz Jobrani was born in Iran in 1972, his parents dreamed that their son would one day become a successful doctor or perhaps even a lawyer. The Jobranis moved to America when Maz was 6, settling ...