Abbi Jacobson, the half of Broad City responsible for the show’s titles, interstitials, and most iconic blue bandage dress, is publishing her third book this fall. Her first release not meant to be colored in, Carry This Book imagines the objects found in the bags of famous people like Oprah, Michelle Obama, and…

Somewhere in Brooklyn, on this beautiful spring evening, is a dog shouting into the void. Is it neglected? Hungry? Or is it in the grips of that particular unnamed anxiety domesticated pets occasionally succumb to, the one that turns them into the feral beasts of olde, howling at the ripening moon?

Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer went on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday night to offer some expert insight into the art of procuring weed.

A trailer has been released for Time Traveling Bong, a three-part Comedy Central miniseries starring Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and the hardbodied Paul W. Downs, and it looks very dumb and fun.

The new sitcom by big sportsman Blake Griffin, curiously named Broad City—perhaps in reference to his wide shoulders—debuted this week, and boy is this stuff woke. Even more curiously, the show opens with two anonymous pooping women plotting to rent out their apartments for extra cash. In fact, the Los Angeles…

“I pegged,” is how Abbi introduces herself to Hillary RODHAM Clinton in Wednesday night’s Broad City episode, and it’s possibly the beginning of a beautiful lifetime relationship.

Hillary Clinton appears in this week’s episode of Broad City, but neither Abbi Jacobson or Ilana Glazer went so far as to endorse Clinton’s candidacy in the episode.

As the opening scene of the third season opener hinted at when it was leaked a day before Broad City’s February 17 premiere, “Two Chainz” serves as a perfect reentry to the frenzied universe of Ilana and Abbi. The first scene of the show’s third season features a split-screened montage that never leaves the confines…

Your heroes have heroes.

Broad City—a show about two women who run around New York City partying, living and pegging all over the place—is finally returning on February 17. Here’s the trailer for Season 3, which features Ilana wearing a dog hoodie and Abbi pondering the possibility of a gynecologist-slash-bikini-waxer.

Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer appeared on The Tonight Show to play a fun little game called “Spin the Microphone” with Jimmy Fallon and Tyler Perry. It’s similar to “Spin the Bottle,” but instead of someone having to french Tyler Perry, the person the mic lands on has to sing a random popular song.

Something to look forward to?

Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson collaborated with Xbox to promote their upcoming third season and the new Rise of the Tomb Raider game in a parody video. The two do their best impressions of Lara Croft as they make their way up a snowy mountain to their destination, fighting both an avalanche and an…

Garden State has long served as a watered-down gateway to alternative culture for young, emotional fuckboys to be. The soundtrack introduced countless suburbanites to synthesizers and vocal fry, and undoubtedly inspired teen bands across the Northeast to write songs about that one Quirky Girl in their class who no one…

As Taraji P. Henson, Viola Davis, Tatiana Maslany and more celebrate their Emmy nominations, Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson is like ‘What the fuck, man?’

Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer stopped by The Nightly Show on Thursday night to chat casually about breastfeeding, the National Spelling Bee and racial stereotypes.

Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson are working with Paul Feig (who’s directing the all-feminist Ghostbusters remake) on... something. That’s all I’ve got for now...

It’s about to be much harder for Chinese shoppers to buy counterfeit luxury goods—even those made in China, reports Slate. The business of importing knockoffs and selling them domestically—as well as the act of re-branding goods made in China as imports—has been “booming in a regulatory gray zone,” but will soon be…

For those have you who have been yearning for more lady versions of dude-centric comedies, here’s some interesting news: Sony is making a female version of 21 Jump Street. Even better, they’ve hired two writers from Broad City—Lucia Aniello and Paul Downs—to pen the script.