Chris’ Monologue From Late Night Basement Episode 3 (April 18, 2013)
Chris talks about Justin Beiber’s Anne Frank gaffe, the gun control bill, Anthony Weiner’s entry into the NYC mayoral race and more.
Chris’ Monologue From Late Night Basement Episode 3 (April 18, 2013)
Chris talks about Justin Beiber’s Anne Frank gaffe, the gun control bill, Anthony Weiner’s entry into the NYC mayoral race and more.
Watch Late Night Basement’s interview with Mike Maronna,
aka “Big Pete” from Pete & Pete.
What happens in the Evil Dead remake when a group of teenagers recover a totally different book than the book of the dead?
Check out the latest upload from Late Night Basement Episode 2:
“The Real Housewives Search For Meaning In A World Without God”
The one and only Andrew WK was nice enough to park his party bus outside of Late Night Basement a few weeks ago. Check out Chris’ interview with Andrew to get his take on an almost mission for the State Department, Playtex’s Fresh & Sexy and more!
Trendy Brooklynites love to grab an ironic dining experience at Guy Fieri’s restaurant in Times Square, but what would they think if Guy made plans to open a branch in their neighborhood?
Late Night Basement host Chris Rose takes to the streets of Williamsburg to spread the word about a fictional Guy Fieri restaurant opening up nearby.
NOTE: There is no known Guy Fieri restaurant coming to Brooklyn.
This video was a part of Episode 2 of Late Night Basement.
Episode 2 has come and gone, but it’s not too late to check out the awesome flyer drawn by artist Christie Young. Check out here wonderful comic series “The Rules” here.
Check out the highlights from Episode 1, with comedy from Erik Bergstrom and Jena Friedman, a HuffPo comedy-approved sketch about puppies and football, and a valentine’s movie trailer you wont forget.
Late Night Basement - Episode 1 (January 31, 2013) from Late Night Basement on Vimeo.
Bullet To The Head opened as Sylvester Stallone’s most unsuccessful movie in over 30 years. But it’s still in theaters, so now they’re trying to market it as the feel good Valentine’s date movie of the year. From Episode 1 of Late Night Basement.