It only took a few weeks for Rick Perry to commit a whole new set of gaffes to make the media forget about “N*ggerhead,” the name painted on a rock in a ranch he used to hunt at. Not everyone has forgotten, though– Sarah Silverman, for one, is taking the opportunity to dedicate an entire stand-up show (titled “Live From N*ggerhead,” naturally) to the affair, and give the proceeds to the NAACP. She spoke to Rachel Maddow last night to explain her project and why she just can’t let go.

As the saying goes, dying is easy, comedy is hard, but combining comedy with a sports blog can be downright murder. On the heels of last year’s disastrous Comedy Week live-chat with Sarah Silverman, Gawker sports blog Deadspin is giving it another shot. Despite famously blowing their first shot with Silverman, Deadspin’s editors decided to invite the edgy comic back for another try. Silverman’s response included some rather emphatic dietary advice.

Sarah Silverman, shy wallflower, revealed to CNN’s Piers Morgan that she met President Barack Obama “for like two minutes” and briefly discussed the sort of things anyone might mention when meeting with the nation’s leader. Things like boobs.

Perhaps you hadn’t heard potty-mouthed comedian–and Fox News critic–Sarah Silverman might bring some badly needed humor to the 2012 campaign?

MSNBC’s Chris Matthews sees Silverman as a Palin-beater, should the two go head to head in the Sunshine State. (Wait. Does anybody else see Reality Show Gold here?)

Comedian Sarah Silverman has a history of making provocative and controversial statements, sometimes in the realm of politics.

In her new book, The Bedwetter, she sets her sights on Fox News and “coded” racism in light of her own brush with being called out for stereotyping.

Earlier today, Sarah Silverman participated in a chat in Deadspin’s comments section to celebrate the release of her new book. With posts dedicated to book’s release, as well as banners prominently displaying her visage, Deadspin appeared to be fully behind Silverman and her project.

Then, the chat happened.

CNN’s Larry King devoted a large portion of his 9pmET cable news show last night to interview comedian Sarah Silverman – because, you know, CNN is in a “category of one.”

Besides talking about her new book, The Bedwetter, King closed the interview with a question about Sarah Palin. This wasn’t going to end well.

First, as far as I can tell, there was “Bad Shiksa” (FIRST!). Next there was “Eight Days of Hannukah” by Orrin Hatch, followed by a cover of Adam Sandler‘s Hanukkah Song by Neil Diamond. Then there was Eli Roth and Harvey Levin looking ready to take their act to the Catskills — and now, not [...]

Comedian and actress Sarah Silverman launched a viral campaign for then-Senator Barack Obama last year, “The Great Schlep,” that combined comedic and political sensibilities – successfully, since Obama was elected.

Last night on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher she debuted what appears to be her new viral campaign. Get ready to hear a lot about “Sell the Vatican, Feed the World.”

If you’ve seen Funny People — or read tech blogs — you know about the MySpace scene, where Adam Sandler‘s bigshot comedian character is hired to do standup at a big MySpace event (for a whopping $300, 000 — probably not a Rupert-friendly sum these days). Seth Rogen is his sidekick, an aspiring comedian whom Sandler taps first to write him jokes, then to be his BFF. Together they mock MySpace, like wondering what would happen if Tom from MySpace and Craig from Craigslist got in a fight. MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson even makes an appearance, asking Sandler: “Do you actually use MySpace?” Says Sandler: “I fuck girls, Tom. I don’t have time for that.” Zing