Taylor Tomlinson

Taylor Tomlinson, a stand-up comedian, writer, and television host, has made significant strides in her career with notable achievements. She began gaining recognition in the entertainment industry through her three Netflix stand-up specials: "Quarter-Life Crisis" (2020), "Look At You" (2022), and "Have It All" (2024). Adding to her career portfolio, Tomlinson had the opportunity to host the CBS late-night show "After Midnight" from January 2024 to June 2025. Her reputation was further cemented with her debut performance at the iconic Radio City Music Hall in New York City in September 2023.

Tomlinson's comedic prowess led to her inclusion in the Top 10 list of the highest-grossing comic tour for 2023, where she was the only female comic. She performed 132 shows, selling 296,000 tickets and generating over $17.5 million in sales. Beyond her comedy specials, Tomlinson expanded her influence in the entertainment industry by presenting at the 77th Tony Awards in June 2024 and announcing the first leg of her stand-up tour, "Save Me," in July 2024. Her reach extends to the literary world as well, with her upcoming book, "Actually, Nevermind," set for release through Gallery Books.

Tomlinson's influence also extends to social media platforms, particularly TikTok, where she became the seventh-most-followed female comedian in 2022. Adding to her diverse portfolio, she was part of the podcast "Self-Helpless" in 2020 and hosted the video podcast "Sad in the City" in 2021.