Del Harrison

She's so funny, Rosie O'Donnell opened for her. Well, actually Rosie stopped in to do a guest set right before Del went on, but still, Del killed it right after that. Del Harrison or Del, as most people call her, is an excellent stand up comedian, writer, actress, host and one hell of an entrepreneur. In 2009, DEL created Another Sketch Comedy Show, an online sketch comedy show and kicked it off by spoofing the Monique Show (BET). The Mo'Nique Show sketch was so hilarious that Mo'Nique personally called DEL and invited her to be on her show. Since then, Del's sketches have reached a combined total of over 2 million views. And that's not all. This past year, Del was featured comedian on Fox's new stand up show Laughs, Arise's Entertainment 360, NickMom's new web series Actual Housewives of PTO, Flow (the Stage Play), two independent films and has been the Announcer for FOX's Laughs (all female episodes). And Del has built quite a resume. In 2005, Del was named one of the Best New Faces of Comedy at Jamie Foxx's Laffapalooza. From there, she was scouted to be on Robert Townsend's Partners In Crime: Next Generation (Black Family Channel). Since then, DEL has appeared as a host on ParentSociety.com, ComedyCentral.com's Open Mic Fight Promo, Centric Network's My Two Cents, WETv's Cinematherapy, XM Radio, GLOTV's The Gayest Ish Ever, Dr. Oz, FOX's The Mike & Juliet Show, ABC's The Revolution, Black Girls Rock Commercial, VH1's Why Am I Still Single, Warmed Up The Audience for The Oprah Winfrey Show; and, in January, 2013, she debuted on MTV's MADE, hosting Caribbean Comedy Wednesdays, her former weekly comedy show in Bronx, NY. In 2011, Del made her big-stage acting debut when she co-starred in and wrote for the stage-play, After the Walk alongside Grammy-winner, Kelly Price. And she's diverse: headliner, singer, song-writer, producer, actor and designer of her own t-shirt line called, Hot Chics Unite; all while lending quick-witted comebacks to the various radio shows and stages across the world. We could go on & on but when it comes to Del Harrison, Paul Mooney said it best, "This young lady has the IT factor."