Creative differences have prompted Ramy Youssef to part ways with Netflix’s upcoming golf-themed comedy series starring Will Ferrell. Originally onboard as a co-creator and co-showrunner alongside Josh Rabinowitz and Andy Campagna, Youssef and his collaborators exited the project last year, according to sources.

American comedian and television host Hasan Minhaj has recently opened up about nearly securing the role of host for “The Daily Show” before it slipped away. In a recent interview with Esquire, Minhaj discussed how he was poised to take over the hosting duties from Trevor Noah, but allegations about fabricating stories for his stand-up comedy led to the offer being rescinded.

Ramy Youssef, the Egyptian-American comedian, isn't just crafting jokes; he's crafting conversations. Not only is he a funny man, but he is also a voice for a generation navigating complex socio-political landscapes. With his latest HBO special, "More Feelings," Youssef digs deep into societal issues, adeptly blending humour with poignant commentary on his experiences as a Muslim celebrity in America, offering a glimpse into his journey as a comedian, activist, and individual.

Oscar-winning director Jonathan Glazer has contributed signed posters from his film "The Zone of Interest" to the Cinema for Gaza auction. The auction, aimed at raising funds for Medical Aid for Palestinians, has garnered support from prominent figures in the UK entertainment industry.

Ramy Youssef, the Golden Globe-winning American stand-up comedian, actor, screenwriter, and director, recently hosted “Saturday Night Live” (SNL) and made the most of the opportunity by exclaiming the people of Palestine need to be free.

In a display of support for Gaza relief efforts, Taylor Swift, alongside her close friends Selena Gomez and Cara Delevingne, visited Ramy Youssef's comedy club in Brooklyn. This outing followed Swift's recent arrival in New York City after spending time with her partner, Travis Kelce.

An accumulation of well-known artistes and advocates from the entertainment industry have joined together to pen an open letter addressed to President Joe Biden, appealing for him to request a ceasefire in the crisis between Gaza and Israel.