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President Donald Trump Skips White House Correspondents' Dinner, Gets Roasted by Indian-American Comedian Hasan Minhaj
Indian-American comedian Hasan Minhaj was brave enough to take on Donald Trump, who skipped the White House Correspondents' Dinner, nailing a biting takedown of the American President, and receiving huge accolades for masterfully blending comedy with politics.
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Indian-Origin Anesthesiologist Faces Lawsuit in Joan Rivers Death
An Indian-origin anesthesiologist is among five medical personnel who have been slapped with a multi-million dollar lawsuit in New York in connection with the death of American actress and comedian Joan Rivers.
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I loved suit Gangwani made for me: Jay Leno
Manav Gangwani has designed an outfit for American comedian and Tonight Show host Jay Leno who is all praise for the Indian wardrobe.
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'Make Chai Not War': Indian American show spreads harmony
Three Indian American comedians are heading to India next month on a State Department sponsored seven-city tour to promote better relations among diverse nations and spread religious harmony.
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President Donald Trump Skips White House Correspondents' Dinner, Gets Roasted by Indian-American Comedian Hasan Minhaj
Indian-American comedian Hasan Minhaj was brave enough to take on Donald Trump, who skipped the White House Correspondents' Dinner, nailing a biting takedown of the American President, and receiving huge accolades for masterfully blending comedy with politics.
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Indian-Origin Anesthesiologist Faces Lawsuit in Joan Rivers Death
An Indian-origin anesthesiologist is among five medical personnel who have been slapped with a multi-million dollar lawsuit in New York in connection with the death of American actress and comedian Joan Rivers.
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I loved suit Gangwani made for me: Jay Leno
Manav Gangwani has designed an outfit for American comedian and Tonight Show host Jay Leno who is all praise for the Indian wardrobe.
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'Make Chai Not War': Indian American show spreads harmony
Three Indian American comedians are heading to India next month on a State Department sponsored seven-city tour to promote better relations among diverse nations and spread religious harmony.
