About the Event

Heather McDonald’s wildly successful comedy and pop culture podcast, Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald, is in its seventh year and has more than 700 episodes and over 100 million downloads. The show has more than 20,000 five-star reviews on iTunes and is ranked #2 in Comedy Interview charts and the #1 Female Comedy Interview Podcast. Her loyal Juicy Scoopers continue to laugh out loud as they get the juiciest inside scoop from McDonald and her celebrity guests. 

McDonald has released stand-up comedy specials on Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Showtime. Her latest stand-up special, Juicy Scoop, racked up an unheard-of amount of five-star reviews in its first two weeks of being available. It continues to grow and make people laugh daily. Her debut stand-up special, I Don’t Mean to Brag, was released on Showtime and Netflix. She is a headlining comedian who has sold out shows at theaters and clubs throughout the country. 

Her stand-up comedy, podcast, and other creative content are celebrated for their relatability. She is always sharing authentically about her more than 20-year marriage, her two teenage sons, and being a stepmother, all while making girls’ nights out her main priority in life. 

McDonald’s celebrity impressions and comedic pop culture sketches have gone viral on multiple social media platforms and continue to bring joy to the world. 

She is also recognized for E!’s top-rated show Chelsea Lately, where she wrote, produced, and appeared for its entire seven-year run. She also starred in the mockumentary series After Lately. McDonald was a contributing writer who had featured roles in the major motion films White Chicks and Dance Flicks by The Wayans Brothers and many others. 

She has hosted on TLC and Hollywood Today Live. She has been seen on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, The Bachelorette, The Wendy Williams Show, HLN, Nightline, CNN, 25 Words or Less, Punchline, RuPaul’s Drag Race, The Tonight Show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and more. 

She has two New York Times Bestselling memoirs, titled You’ll Never Blue Ball in This Town Again and My Inappropriate Life.