Biography
Known for his hard-edged celebrity roasts on Comedy Central and MTV, Ross honored some of America's favorite stars - from Hugh Hefner to William Shatner - with his cutting, unabashed remarks. From writing for fellow comedians Billy Crystal and Chris Rock to starring in his own stand-up special for Comedy Central, Ross kept the dying brand of insult comedy alive. Showing off a more rhythmic side in 2008, Ross signed on as a contestant on ABC's …
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Career Milestones
2008 | Joined the seventh season of ABC's reality competition "Dancing with the Stars" |
2007 | Made a cameo appearance on Comedy Central's "The Sarah Silverman Program" |
2007 | Served as a judge on ABC's reality series, "The Next Best Thing" |
2007 | Joined several others for "Comedy Central's Roast of Flavor Flav" |
2006 | Cast in Paul Weitz's satire "American Dreamz" |
2006 | Co-created, wrote and starred in MTV's controversial animated series "Where My Dogs At?" |
2005 | Joined several others for "Comedy Central's Roast of Pamela Anderson" |
2005 | Featured in the critically acclaimed comedy, "The Aristocrats" |
2005 | Made his directorial debut with the documentary "Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie" (aired on Showtime) |
2003 | Executive-produced and hosted "MTV's Bash of Carson Daly" |
2003 | Appeared in the Farrelley Brothers' comedy "Stuck on You" |
2002 | Had a small role as a comic on HBO's "Six Feet Under" |
2001 | Produced and appeared on "Comedy Central Presents: The N.Y. Friars Club Roast of Hugh Hefner" |
2001 | Co-wrote for hosts Jamie Foxx and Chris Rock for the MTV Video Music Awards |
2000 | Appeared on episode of the CBS series, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" |
2000 | Co-wrote for the 72nd Academy Awards for host Billy Crystal |
1999 | Was a writer on the first season of Comedy Central's "The Man Show" |
1996 | Hosted "Tompkins Square" on Comedy Central |