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Christopher Titus, comedian from the United States
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Nov 22, 2026 United States

Christopher Titus

825K followers

Christopher Titus is an American comedian, podcaster, and actor born in Castro Valley, California, on October 1, 1964. His early life was marked by significant family shifts; his parents divorced when he was young, leading to a childhood spent living with both parents, grandparents, and other relatives. The loss of his mother to suicide in 1994 deeply impacted him, and this experience, along with other familial challenges, forms a central theme in much of his comedic work. He married Erin Carden in 1991, and they had two children before their divorce in 2006; the subsequent custody battle is also reflected in his material. Titus’s comedic talent and charisma are frequently noted by critics. Titus’s career began with stand-up comedy, often drawing on those dysfunctional family experiences for material. He gained wider recognition when he created and starred in the sitcom Titus on FOX from 2000 to 2002. His first special, Norman Rockwell is Bleeding , was presented at the Montreal Just for Laughs festival in 2000 and later filmed for Comedy Central in 2004. Subsequent specials, including The Fifth Annual End of the World Tour (2007), Love is Evol (2008/2009), Neverlution (2011), and Voice in My Head (2013), explore a range of topics from raising children after 9/11 and his father's death to divorce, dating, politics, and personal failures and successes. The Voice in My Head special even includes an anecdote about an early job impersonating Darth Vader. Currently, Christopher Titus continues to perform and connect with audiences through stand-up specials and a podcast. He co-hosts the Christopher Titus Podcast with his wife Bombshell Rae since 2011. His recent specials include Angry Pursuit of Happiness (2014), Born With a Defect (2016), Amerigeddon (2018), and Zero Side Effects (2023). Carrying Monsters , released in 2024, is his tenth 90-minute special, featuring 15 audio tracks and touring through November 2025; it includes stories from his childhood, such as roaming bars with his mother at age four and a recounting of being kidnapped from Detroit. Critics consistently describe Titus as one of the best storytellers in comedy, praising his understated confidence when addressing challenging subjects and his ability to be both hilarious and harrowing. He maintains an Instagram account and provides email updates to fans regarding tour dates, specials, and merchandise through a newsletter.

Clara Henry, comedian from Sweden
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Sweden

Clara Henry

769K followers

As an author, comedian, television presenter, blogger and Swedish actress, Clara Henry is currently employed in 2023. Born on April 9, 1994, in Partille, Gothenburg and Bohus County, she grew up in Gökskulla, near Landvetter. Her family background includes an English father, Graham, born in Wycombe to Irish parents, and a Swedish mother, Petra. Kimberly and Christoffer are Clara Henry’s younger siblings. From a young age, Clara Henry has been active online, beginning her blogging journey at age twelve on platforms like Veckorevyn and Devote, later transitioning to Nöjesguiden from 2015. Clara Henry’s career began with blogging and expanded into various media. Beginning in 2011, Clara Henry began sharing videos on YouTube, which led to significant popularity; by May of 2020, her channel reached roughly 395,000 subscribers, and now maintains approximately 372,000. She worked as an adolescent reporter for Göteborgs-Posten and attended the Ingrid Segerstedt Secondary School, graduating in 2013 with a focus on journalism. Her early work includes hosting a talk show on Kanal 5 in 2013 and ‘Häng med Clara Henry’ in spring 2014. She received recognition for her YouTube content, winning 'Vlogger of the Year' at the Veckorevyn Blog Awards 2013. She also participated in the SVT comedy show Valfeber in 2014 and presented Melodifestivalen pre-shows and after-shows that same year. Clara Henry’s work encompasses a wide range of formats, demonstrating her versatility. She hosted Sveriges Radio's ‘Sommar i P1’ in 2015 and co-hosted ‘Hallå i P3’ with Linnea Henriksson later that year. The book 'Ja jag har mens, hurså?' (I've Got My Period, So What?), released in 2015 by Clara Henry, examines menstruation and has been adapted into multiple languages. Following its release, she embarked on a lecture tour titled ‘YouTube på blodigt allvar’ (YouTube Deadly Serious). She co-hosted Melodifestivalen in 2017 with David Lindgren and Hasse Andersson and started the podcast 'Konsten att vara' with Gustaf Jernberg in May 2018. Clara Henry hosts the SVT television program 'Vem kan vad' now; she published 'Mot framtiden: En simpel guide till att krossa patriarkatet' (Into the future: A simple guide to cross patriarchy), her second work, during 2018. She also starred in the SVT series 'Sjukt oklar' in 2018 and appeared in ‘Bäst i test,’ winning the third season in 2019.

Charo, comedian from Spain – surreal and absurd
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Spain

Charo

733K followers

María Rosario Pilar Martínez Molina Baeza, known professionally as Charo, is a Spanish-born entertainer. Born in Murcia, Spain, she claims to have been born on January 15, 1951, though official records suggest a birthdate of March 13, 1941. Her parents were Luis Martinez Oliva and Carmen Molina Baeza. Charo is recognized as an actress, singer, comedian, and flamenco guitarist, demonstrating versatility across several artistic disciplines. She began playing classical guitar at age nine under Andrés Segovia and studied Flamenco and Classical Guitar in Murcia. During the 1960s, Charo became widely known internationally through appearances on American television, a rise significantly influenced by her marriage to Xavier Cugat in 1966. Cugat "discovered" her in 1964 while filming a television special and they married on August 7, 1966, becoming the first couple to wed at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. She is known for her energetic performances and catchphrase "cuchi-cuchi." Charo released disco recordings with Salsoul Records in the 1970s, including the album Dance a Little Bit Closer (1977), and other albums like Cuchi, cuchi (1977) and Olé, olé (1978). She also appeared in films such as Tiger by the tail (1968) and Aeropuerto 80 (1979). Charo’s career continued with appearances on The Hollywood Squares from 1982 to 1988, and a role in Chico and The Man after Freddie Prinze's death. Additionally, Charo featured as a participant in the third season of The Surreal Life and had a brief role on The Simpsons, where she performed the song “My name is Charo, I shake my Maracas.” Her flamenco recording, Guitar Passion (1994), received the award for Female Pop Album of the Year at the Billboard International Latin Music Conference in 1995. She became a U.S. citizen in 1977 and later remarried Kjell Rasten in 1978, having one son, Shel Rasten, who is a drummer for Treazen. Charo has lived in Hawaii, performing regularly at the Outrigger Hotel and running a restaurant on Kauai. She is considered a social media icon with a presence on Instagram where she posts about upcoming shows, nutrition, and exercise tips; a vinyl record featuring "Dance a Little Bit Closer" was released in 2023, including signed copies dedicated to each purchaser.

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Germany

Cossu

674K followers

Lukas Nils Staier, known professionally as Cossu, is a German entertainer. Born on June 2, 1989, in Zell am Harmersbach, he spent his childhood in Haslach im Kinzigtal (Baden). His mother is German, while his father, whom he never met, is from the Congo. He identifies with the Black Forest dialect and uses it extensively in his work, embracing it as part of his sense of belonging. Cossu’s artistic journey began at age 13 when he recorded a hip-hop song. Cossu initially pursued a career as a rapper under the name Cossu, releasing songs like 'Schwarzwaldvibe,' 'Magnet,' and 'Ich bin George Floyd.' The latter critically addressed racism, reflecting experiences from his childhood where he faced racial insults on the football field and suffered a broken jaw at age 13 due to an attack by a neo-Nazi. He studied sports, German, and geography for teaching at the University of Heidelberg, earning his degree. Subsequently, he worked as a teacher and educator at a primary school in Stuttgart for several years, continuing to teach even after gaining media attention, now working only one day a week. He gained significant popularity through short comedy clips on TikTok and Instagram, particularly with his 'In Germany we don’t say' format. As a comedian and content creator, Cossu has expanded his reach beyond social media. His work explores themes of origin, clichés, homeland, racism, and integration. He creates viral parodies of German quirks and dialects, incorporating various German dialects like Swabian, Saxon, and Berlin into his stage shows which combine comedy, music, and language. (2022–2024), and SAT.1 Comedy Märchenstunde (2021), and participated in shows like Darf er das? and Verstehen Sie Spaß? . In 2024, he published the book 'We are the Germans,' which became a Spiegel bestseller, and launched a solo stand-up program based on its title. Cossu currently lives in Freiburg, having moved back to Baden at the end of 2024, and is a fan of the SC Freiburg football club. He is considered one of Germany’s most sought-after content creators.

Chicandier, comedian from France – sketch comedy
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France

Chicandier

658K followers

Laurent Regairaz, professionally known as Chicandier or Jason Chicandier, is a French humorist, producer, and actor. Born on September 9, 1978, in Bron (Rhône), he considers Saint-Étienne his hometown, as his family relocated there just six days after his birth and he lived there until 2014. His early work involved online sketches featuring blunt conversation, social rituals, and exaggerated self-presentation. Chicandier's professional life began in the mid-2000s. After graduating as a notary in 2006, Regairaz worked as a corporate lawyer for a time. In November 2018, he was fired from his job as secretary general after posting a video titled 'Banker *****'. This event proved pivotal, leading to the release of 'Friday Blue Metal' in December 2018, which garnered millions of views and solidified the adoption of the pseudonym Chicandier. On est métal !" subsequently became one of his signature slogans. Chicandier’s comedy style is characterized by vocal force, physical movement, and sharply defined characters, often combining gourmandise (indulgence), self-deprecation, and a sense of play. He has performed shows such as 'Bons vivants' at Le Grand Point-Virgule starting in March 2019, and 'Un jour sans faim', which premiered at the Comédie de Paris in January 2020 with co-writer Mathias Cannariato (Mathou Cann). He has also appeared in nine films, including Music Hole (2022) where he played Camaron and Astérix et Obélix : L'Empire du Milieu (2023) as Ordralfabetix. He continues to create content, including a culinary web series called L'Addiction s'il vous plaît ?! , and is currently writing a book titled Accro , scheduled for release in 2026, as well as planning a documentary series called Le Banquet about French gastronomy. His YouTube channel has amassed 185,000 subscribers as of April 2026.

Carlo Amleto, comedian from Italy – sketch comedy
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Italy

Carlo Amleto

600K followers

His middle name honors his grandfather’s passion for Shakespearean theater. He grew up in Caltanissetta and graduated from Liceo classico Ruggero Settimo. From a young age, he specialized as a jazz pianist and composer, studying piano jazz. He pursued further training in acting, attending the European Union Academy of Theater and Cinema in Cinecittà, Rome, and the Paolo Grassi Civic School of Theatre in Milan. Amleto's comedy blends music, theatre, and comedy, often incorporating elements of his musical background. He co-founded the comedy collective Contenuti Zero with fellow academy alumni and has developed a variety show project called 'Contenuti Zero' for several years. His career gained momentum in 2022 through appearances on Zelig , where he performed TGzero , which became a viral phenomenon with millions of views. He also participated in Bar Stella on Rai 2, both with Contenuti Zero and solo with TGzero . The #DottorAmleto project, using music to “treat” patients, has received appreciation from artists like Negramaro and Brunori Sas. Since 2022, Carlo Amleto has gained national recognition through appearances on Rai 2 and GialappaShow. He released the single Con senza picanto in March 2023, followed by his debut album Facciamo che io ero in May 2023. His first theatrical tour, Scherzo N°1, Opera Prima , premiered in 2024 and sold out over 30 dates, combining comedy and music with sketches and songs from his album. He has appeared on television shows including Splendida Cornice , Che tempo che fa , LOL Talent , Comedy Match , and Stasera tutto è possibile . He released a book titled 'Book of Love Poems' on January 28, 2025, published by De Agostini, and will present it in Naples on January 29, 2025. He is currently participating in the radio program Radio 2 Social Club and co-hosts a weekly show called Il gelo è sempre più blu . He placed second in the sixth season of LOL - Chi ride è fuori in April 2026 and will star in the film Un tranquillo funerale di famiglia (2026).

Carl Barron, comedian from Australia – observational comedy
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Nov 17, 2026 Australia

Carl Barron

576K followers

He spent his childhood in Longreach, Central Queensland, and later moved to the Gold Coast where he worked as a roof-tiler before relocating to Sydney. Prior to finding success in comedy, he held various jobs, including working as a grease trap pumper, an experience that earned him the title of 'Pumper of the Year' in 1993. His comedic journey began with impromptu performances at the Harold Park Hotel, marking the start of his professional career. He also received ‘Best Up and Coming Talent’ awards in 1993, alongside Comic of the Year. Barron’s comedy style is rooted in observational humor, drawing laughs from everyday situations and relatable experiences. He first appeared on television on April 17, 1997, as a guest on the NRL Footy Show. Subsequently, he has become a frequent presence on Australian television, appearing on shows like Good News Week, Out of the Question, Thank God You're Here, and Rove. Audiences consistently favor Carl Barron's live shows, which frequently sell out during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He tours extensively, performing live shows throughout Australia and internationally, including locations such as New York, Los Angeles, London, South Africa, Auckland, Ireland, Singapore, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Edinburgh. He has also appeared in over 50 TV spots. Barron’s work has achieved significant commercial success. 'Carl Barron LIVE!', a DVD released without a specific date, achieved four-times platinum certification and continues to be the best-selling Australian comedy DVD; it is also recognized as the highest-selling stand-up comedy DVD in Australia’s retail market. The DVD 'Whatever Comes Next,' released on DVD, reached number one in the charts for over 12 months and won Best International Show at the N.Z. Comedy Festival. It also received an ARIA award nomination. He has released five DVDs in total: Carl Barron LIVE!, Carl Barron: Whatever Comes Next, Carl Barron: Walking Down The Street, Carl Barron: A One Ended Stick, and Carl Barron: Drinking With A Fork. A box set, 'All The Stuff I've Done So Far,' was released in November 2010, encompassing the first three DVDs along with a documentary and outtakes. In 2015, he co-wrote and starred in the film Manny Lewis, portraying the title character based on himself. Carl Barron is presently regarded as Australia's leading live stand-up comedian, and five of his DVDs rank among Australia's top ten bestsellers.

Carolina Iglesias, comedian from Spain
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Spain

Carolina Iglesias

571K followers

Percebes y Grelos, the professional name of Carolina Iglesias Mosquera, is a Spanish comedian, screenwriter, and content creator on YouTube. Born in Oleiros, she began her career early, becoming the youngest comedian to record a monologue for Paramount Comedy’s 'Open Mike' program at just 18 years old in 2012. Following this initial foray into comedy, she relocated to Madrid to pursue stand-up and study Spanish Language and Literature at Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). She also studied screenwriting from 2015 to 2016 at various institutions including Escuela de Cine y Televisión Septima Ars, Escuela Superior de Comedia (EOC), Jamming theater company, and Factoría del Guion. Iglesias’s work has spanned various media. She co-hosted 'Yu: No te pierdas nada' on Los 40 radio from 2017. Her collaborations include appearances on programs like 'Zapeando', 'Lo siguiente', 'Operación Triunfo', 'Hora Youtuber', and 'Youtubers Live'. In 2019, she performed in the theatrical show 'Que vuelva Fotolog' at the Palacio de la Prensa alongside Esty Quesada, and hosted the XVII Mestre Mateo Awards with Camila Bossa, David Amor, Xúlio Abonjo, and Fernando Epelde. She also launched the YouTube series #UnaCañaCon in September 2019, sponsored by Mahou, and published the short story “Amor de mierda” in Vloggers Now! 3 in 2014. Beginning in May 2020, Victoria Martín and Iglesias have co-hosted the podcast 'Estirando el chicle,' which has risen to prominence as a leading independent podcast in Spain and was recognized with an Ondas Award in 2021. She and Victoria Martín created and starred in the webseries 'Válidas' in 2020. Starting in 2021, Henar Álvarez and Iglesias have been working together on the comedic segment 'Tarde lo que tarde' broadcast on Radio Nacional de España. In 2018, she published the book El amor, qué movida . She received the Marcela and Elisa Award in 2021 for her work supporting LGTBI+ rights, becoming the youngest recipient; this recognition followed a controversy in 2022 regarding a guest on 'Estirando el chicle'. Her other film credits include directing and writing the short film Sólo pienso en ti , which was the most viewed in its category at Notodofilmfest, and starring in Prólogo a una primera cita by Jorge López Ania.

Camille Lellouche, comedian from France
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France

Camille Lellouche

496K followers

Camille Lellouche is a French actress, comedian, and singer. Born in Paris on June 10, 1986, she grew up in Vitry-sur-Seine, a Parisian suburb. Her family has Jewish heritage, and her grandfather was a deportee and author of 'Les Coquelicots de la liberté'. From a young age, she demonstrated artistic inclinations; she began piano lessons at age four and later played the viola. At ten years old, she expressed a desire to become a singer. This early interest in music would later contribute to her diverse career. Lellouche pursued acting training from 2000, studying at Acting International. While auditioning for roles, she worked in the restaurant business for ten years. Her perseverance paid off in 2012 when director Rebecca Zlotowski discovered her while working as a restaurant manager and offered her a role in Grand Central . The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013. She subsequently gained public recognition through humorous and musical videos on YouTube, starting in 2014, and her participation in the fourth season of The Voice (2015), where she reached the semi-finals. This led to a tour with The Voice 's Zenith Tour in 2015. Lellouche’s comedy career expanded beyond YouTube and television. She briefly appeared on Touche pas à mon poste! in 2016, but left shortly after. In the same year, she created and toured with a one-woman show called Camille en vrai , exploring themes of loneliness. She has also performed at venues like the Casino de Paris as an opening act with Virginie Hocq and the Théâtre de la Gaîté-Montparnasse in 2017. Her film credits include Planetarium (2016) and Le Prix du succès (2017). In 2020, she released the song “Mais je t'aime” with Grand Corps Malade, which reached number nine in France and earned her a Victoire de la musique award in 2021. She also released other songs including "Je remercie mon ex" and "N'insiste pas". She appeared in a humorous segment called 'Face Cam' on Quotidien starting in 2017. In 2021, she shared experiences with domestic violence in an interview. She announced her pregnancy in May 2022 and gave birth to a daughter named Alma in October 2022.

Corrado Guzzanti, comedian from Italy – satire, political comedy
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Italy

Corrado Guzzanti

452K followers

Corrado Guzzanti was born in Rome on May 17, 1965. He is an Italian actor, director, screenwriter, comedian, and impersonator, recognized as one of the leading figures of contemporary Italian comedy. Paolo Guzzanti's lineage includes a dedication to public service, as evidenced by his father, Paolo Guzzanti, who works as both a journalist and politician; he is also the grandson of Elio Guzzanti, the former Minister of Health, and the great-grandson of seismologist Corrado Luigi Guzzanti. He attended the XXXI Scientific High School 'Nomentano' in Rome, but did not complete his studies, attending philosophy at the University 'La Sapienza' in Rome where he completed eleven exams. Guzzanti began his career in 1987 writing for his sister Sabina’s play ‘Il tempo restringe’, and continued writing for television programs in 1988. From 1989 to 1991, he collaborated with Antonio Ricci at Mediaset and acted in Serena Dandini's satirical theatre company. He participated in the creation of the television program Avanzi from 1991 to 1993, gaining fame in 1992 as a comedian portraying Rokko Smithersons. His comedy is influenced by Monty Python, Saturday Night Live, Italian commedia all'italiana, Raimondo Vianello, Carlo Verdone, La Smorfia, and Renzo Arbore. He also wrote and published 'Il libro de Kipli' in 1992, collecting wisdom from Avanzi . During this period, he appeared on Speaker Dee Mò’s song ‘Questione di stile’ and made his film debut in 1992 with Stefano Masciarelli in 'Prima le donne'. Guzzanti is known for impersonating Italian personalities like politicians, journalists, and celebrities, including Vittorio Sgarbi, Gianni Minoli, and Gianfranco Funari. He created several memorable characters in television, such as Pippo Chennedy (1997), Brunello Robertetti, a satire of a pseudo-intellectual, and Quelo, a pseudo-priest. He directed the film Fascisti su Marte (Fascists on Mars) in 2006. His work includes creating programs like Il caso Scafroglia (2002) and Aniene (2011-2012). He has appeared in numerous shows by Serena Dandini, including 'Maddecheaò', 'Tunnel', 'Pippo Chennedy Show', and 'L'ottavo nano,' and performed comedic sketches with Carla Signoris in 'Avanzi.' He received the Forte dei Marmi Political Satire Award in 2010. He continues to work as an actor, director, comedian, and imitator, appearing in shows like 'Milano-Roma' and 'L'Ottavo nano'.

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Philippines

Candy Pangilinan

438K followers

Maria Carmela “Candy” Espiritu Pangilinan, a Filipino performer who appears in movies and TV while also doing stand‑up, captured the Best Actress prize at CineFilipino 2016 and again at the Los Angeles International Film Festival for her work in the film Star na si Van Damme.