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Soup Man
July 16-17: Since 2004, comedian Joel McHale has roasted celebrities and pop culture as host of E!’s no-holds-barred weekly recap show The Soup.
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July 16-17: Since 2004, comedian Joel McHale has roasted celebrities and pop culture as host of E!’s no-holds-barred weekly recap show The Soup. Today he’s a star all his own, wrapping up his first season as lead of the new NBC hit comedy Community. Get a taste of his sarcastic stand-up at one of four shows at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa’s Music Box. Fri, 10 pm and 11:45 pm; Sat, 8 pm and 11 pm; $55. 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City (866-900-4849; theborgata.com).
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