Henry Cho joins us in studio. Henry is at the Addison improv this weekend.  For tix call (972) 404-8501 or visit www.improv.com.  From the start of his career, Cho was determined to be more than just an Asian comic. “I wanted to be a comic—period,” he asserts. And to that end, he has developed routines that work as well at the dinner table as they do at comedy clubs. Cho has distilled his real-life experiences into a one-hour special for Comedy Central, which is currently airing. It’s called Henry Cho: What’s That Clickin’ Noise? It’s a show, he vows, that the whole family can enjoy. Safely. “I haven’t cursed on stage in 20 years. Not once. There’s never been a need. I could do my show in a church. The stories are funny, but the language is clean.” FILM: Material Girls, Say It Isn’t So, McHale’s Navy, Dragon Bone, and Beauregard. TV: The Tonight Show, Friday Night Videos, Bob Hope’s Young Comedians, Revenge of the Nerds III, Designing Women, and The Arsenio Hall Show.

Boycott BP.  Boycotts of BP filling stations are popping up all over the country amid the growing frustration over the company’s failed efforts to stop a massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. But if the goal is to hurt BP’s bottom line, then such efforts, not unlike those to cap the spewing undersea well, could be in vain.

The company will attempt a risky procedure to capture the oil.”Retail gasoline sales account for such a tiny part of BP revenues, the impact of even a massive boycott would be negligible,” said Phil Flynn, an energy analyst at Chicago-based PFG Best. “Such boycotts would end up hurting the wrong people.” (Read More).