EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Jimmy O. Yang will be hitting the road in 2027 with his new Has No Friends Tour.

The multi-city run kicks off in Tampa, FL on Friday, January 15, with additional stops across the U.S. and Canada including Los Angeles, New York, Washington, D.C. and Toronto, before wrapping up on Sunday, May 30 at Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas. For Yang, this follows years of sold-out shows across the U.S. and internationally which have established him as one of comedy’s most in-demand global acts.

Tickets will be available beginning tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. PT. Venue presales begin Thursday, October 15 at 12:00 p.m. local time, with general onsale kicking off at the same time on the 16th. View Yang’s full set of dates below.

A stand-up, actor and writer named one of Deadline’s Comics Who Won 2025, Yang earlier this year became the first Asian comedian to debut a comedy special in cinemas with his third hour, Finally Home. Filmed during a run of five sold-out shows at his hometown venue, the Hong Kong Coliseum, the special is now streaming on Hulu. Yang tours globally as a headliner and has recently sold out arenas in America, Europe, Asia and Australia, breaking the record for the largest English-language stand-up comedy show ever held in Hong Kong and Tokyo. His previous specials, Good Deal and Guess How Much?, rank among Prime Video’s top-performing comedy programs, having amassed millions of views.

As an actor, Yang is known for roles in HBO’s Silicon Valley, Crazy Rich Asians and Hulu’s Interior Chinatown. Next up, he’ll appear opposite Oscar Isaac in Netflix’s Las Vegas drama series The Roman. He is repped by CAA, Artists First and Schreck Rose Dapello.

JIMMY O. YANG “HAS NO FRIENDS TOUR” 2027 DATES:

Fri Jan 15 — Tampa, FL — Tampa Funny Bone
Sat Jan 16 — Tampa, FL — Tampa Funny Bone
Fri Jan 22 — Grand Rapids, MI — DeVos Performance Hall
Sat Jan 23 — Minneapolis, MN — State Theater
Fri Jan 29 — Dallas, TX — Majestic Theatre
Sat Jan 30 — Austin, TX — ACL Live at The Moody Theater
Sun Jan 31 — Houston, TX — Sarofim Hall – The Hobby Center
Fri Feb 5 — Maui, HI — Castle Theater
Sat Feb 6 — Honolulu, HI — Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall
Fri Feb 12 — Salt Lake City, UT — Eccles Theater
Sat Feb 13 — Denver, CO — Paramount Theatre
Thurs Feb 18 — Tucson, AZ — The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall
Fri Feb 19 — Phoenix, AZ — Celebrity Theatre
Fri Feb 26 — Washington, D.C. — DAR Constitution Hall
Sat Feb 27 — Jersey City, NJ — Loew’s Jersey Theatre
Fri March 12 — Reno, NV — Grand Sierra Resort
Sat March 13 — San Diego, CA — San Diego Civic Theatre
Fri March 19 — Portland, OR — Keller Auditorium
Sat March 20 — San Francisco, CA — Chase Center
Fri March 26 — Irvine, CA — Irvine Improv
Sat March 27 — Irvine, CA — Irvine Improv
Thurs April 1 — Boston, MA — The Wilbur
Fri April 2 — Medford, MA — Chevalier Theatre
Fri April 9 — Chicago, IL — The Chicago Theatre
Fri April 16 — Toronto, ON — Meridian Hall
Fri April 23 — New York, NY — Beacon Theatre
Fri April 30 — Los Angeles, CA — Dolby Theatre
Thurs May 6 — Seattle, WA — Paramount Theatre
Fri May 14 — Vancouver, BC — Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Thurs May 20 — Atlanta, GA — Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
Fri May 21 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium
Sat May 29 — Las Vegas, NV — Wynn Las Vegas – Encore Theater
Sun May 30 — Las Vegas, NV — Wynn Las Vegas – Encore Theater

EXCLUSIVE: Haley Lu Richardson, the actress known for her work in The White Lotus Season 2, Ponies and more, has joined the cast of Universal Pictures‘ Miami Vice ’85.

No word on the role to be played by Richardson. She joins an ensemble led by Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler as Detectives Ricardo “Rico” Tubbs and James “Sonny” Crockett, respectively.

Based on the crime drama series from Anthony Yerkovich and Universal Television, Miami Vice ’85 draws on the show’s pilot episode, “Brother’s Keeper,” exploring the glamour and corruption of mid-’80s Miami. Further plot details are being kept under wraps. The show revolved around Crockett and Tubbs, two undercover detectives infiltrating South Florida’s criminal underworld.

Filming for Imax, Top Gun: Maverick‘s Joseph Kosinski directing from a script by Nightcrawler‘s Dan Gilroy. Other supporting cast includes Alden Ehrenreich, Whitney Peak, Camila Morrone, John Leguizamo, Danny Ramirez, Walton Goggins, Andrew Schultz, Edi Gathegi, André Holland, and Michael Irby.

Miami Vice ’85 remains in production for release in theaters on May 19, 2028. The film is produced by Dylan Clark/Dylan Clark Productions (The Batman, The Penguin) and Kosinski (F1). Gilroy’s script is based on characters created by Yerkovich from the series executive produced by Yerkovich and Michael Mann. Eric Warren Singer wrote an earlier draft of the screenplay. Executive Vice President of Production Development Sara Scott and Creative Executive of Production Development Christina Hoffrogge are overseeing the project for Universal.

Richardson has most recently been seen leading Peacock’s Cold War thriller series Ponies opposite Game of Thrones alum Emilia Clarke. Her recent film credits include Gore Verbinski’s Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die and the Sundance flick Zi from her frequent collaborator Kogonada (Columbus, After Yang). The actress is repped by Gersh and Sloane, Offer, Weber & Dern.

On top of writing, directing, producing and acting in his new movie The Debut, Jesse Eisenberg took on an additional unexpected role: songwriter.

For the film — which follows a shy housewife (played by Julianne Moore) cast in a community theater production who loses herself in the performance — Eisenberg wrote seven of the original songs that comprise the movie’s central show, called Nosy Neighbors; one of those tunes, “This City May Have Chewed Me Up (But It Hasn’t Spit Me Out),” is getting a best original song awards push.

At a screening on the Fox lot on Monday, Eisenberg joined composer Emile Mosseri and moderator Justin Hurwitz to break down his musical process, teasing, “My brain goes to musical theater cliches more than it goes to like sports or women — my wife! One woman, one woman.”

The star emphasized that he is not classically trained but writes music on the piano or while playing guitar, “and again, the thing I can write is musical theater music. It’s not like I also do like what you do [in composing scores]. This is the extent of my talents and I worked really hard on it, but that’s my ceiling.”

Eisenberg recalled working with Mosseri on 2022 film When You Finish Saving the World and writing a song for Finn Wolfhard’s character. “I sent it to Emile and Emile was so sweet, but he was like, ‘This is really good if he was doing musical theater music, and he’s more doing rock music,’” Eisenberg explained. “And so I was like, ‘OK, can you rewrite the music?’” Mosseri did, but Eisenberg said it made him realize “I’m not a good enough musician to then do jazz or something like more complicated…. I really like musical theater music and I like a lot of songs I’ve written. But like that’s the extent of my skillset.”

Mosseri responded by noting how Eisenberg is “very humble and very sort of downplays his musical prowess because he wrote these incredible songs,” as the filmmaker explained that with a story set in the world of the theater, “it gave me permission in a way to make things heightened, because musicals are heightened and silly and absurdist.”

That doesn’t mean he didn’t take the songwriting seriously, though, with Eisenberg explaining, “I wanted to feel like this is a real thing. So I’m making fun of the songs, but when I’m sitting there writing ‘This City May Have Chewed Me Up,’ I’m crying. Like I am feeling the city have chewed me up, Jesse, and it hasn’t spit me out, Jesse. Like it’s very personal, but I knew the context around it is going to feel silly.”

He added that he was particularly inspired by the wave of ’90s musicals that “kind of fetishized New York City,” which he was obsessed with growing up. “All the songs in the movie are like in the spirit of that weird thing, like ‘Finding a good guy in town is like a needle in a haystack,’” Eisenberg joked. “This stuff where like I don’t think any real person who’s self-actualized can relate to that feeling, but they work in the musical theater.”

The Debut hits theaters Dec. 11.