Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CollegeHumor is dropping its collegiate moniker after nearly 25 years… to become Dropout. The company is officially rebranding ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The future of CollegeHumor, the pioneering comedy website that rose to prominence before the rise of YouTube, was thrown into ...

IAC is selling its digital media brand CollegeHumor to one of its executives, laying off dozens of employees in the process. By Alex Weprin IAC is selling its digital media brand CollegeHumor to one ...

As of today, the venerable comedy concern CollegeHumor Media is mostly dead. In the words of Sam Reich, its chief commercial officer, IAC “has made the difficult decision to no longer finance us,” he ...

But CollegeHumor didn’t drop off: IAC sold the brand to executive producer Sam Reich, allowing shows like Dimension 20, Um, Actually, and Game Changer to keep doing the work, and spinning off their ...

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CollegeHumor's DROPOUT will debut season two of "Paranoia," the cannabis-filled elimination game series, on their subscription-based streaming service on Nov. 5. A new episode of the nine-episode ...

On a cloudy morning the week after New Year’s Day, at CollegeHumor’s headquarters in West Hollywood, everyone braced for bad news. “We all knew what was about to happen,” writer and actor Katie ...

The Big Breakfast studios — CollegeHumor’s production company that opened shop in Los Angeles two years ago — currently sit opposite of a zombie Tower Records store in West Hollywood. The front of the ...

In a video about the rebranding (watch below), Reich, now the company’s CEO, says he wasn’t sure Dropout would make it to its second year. “I won’t lie to you — I was scared. Scared that the company I ...

The website boasted popular shows and launched the careers of several television writers, but it is unclear how the brand will move forward. The future of CollegeHumor, the pioneering comedy website ...