Amy Schumer Will Tackle Quarantine Cooking Show for Food Network (EXCLUSIVE)

Amy Schumer has insisted she didn’t deliberately give her son an unfortunate name.

Amy Schumer wants to have another baby but not during a pandemic.

You can always rely on Amy Schumer to be frank. And when she’s paired with someone as infamous for asking too-personal questions as Howard Stern, you just know you’re going to get TMI gold!

When celebrities join Howard Stern, it’s expected that they’re going to spill the dirty deets — and boy, did Amy Schumer deliver!

In a candid chat with Howard Stern, Amy Schumer is opening up about her husband’s autism spectrum diagnosis, the couple’s plans to expand their family, and more.

Amy Schumer is ready to tell it like it is. In the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic, the comedian and actress appeared on SiriusXM for a candid interview with Howard Stern.  While seeking shelter at a friend's house near Martha's Vineyard, Amy discussed many of her upcoming projects including a new special with HBO Max called Expecting Amy and her upcoming Food Network cooking show premiering May 11.

Losing her mind in the funniest of ways. Amy Schumer, 38, is throwing the red flag when it comes to her time in self-quarantine.

Ah, to spend months poring over baby books and testing out name combinations, only to finally settle on the perfect baby name—and realize, almost a year later, that you've called your son "genital." That, hilariously, is exactly what happened to Amy Schumer and husband Chris Fischer, who originally named their son Gene Attell Fischer—his middle name a tribute to their friend, comedian Dave Attell.

Do you remember when Kim Kardashian revealed she actually didn't like her daughter Chicago's name, and wish she'd chosen something different? Well Amy Schumer, 37, has gone one better, and revealed she's changing her 11-month-old son's name, thanks to the fact it sounds a bit like 'genital'.

Celebrities are doing everything they can in order to help others amid concerns over the coronavirus.

Poking fun! Amy Schumer joked about her and her husband Chris Fischer’s decision to name their son Gene Attell before changing his middle moniker.

Amy Schumer and her chef husband Chris Fischer have landed their own cooking show.

Amy Schumer is trying her hand at cooking during the coronavirus pandemic. The comedian/actress is teaming with her professional chef husband Chris Fischer on Amy Schumer Learns to Cook (working title), a self-shot series for Food Network. The eight half-hour episodes will feature the couple cooking up comforting dishes while quarantined at home.

Amy Schumer is joining the roster of celebrity chefs on the Food Network making dishes for sheltering American TV viewers from their home kitchens. As the actress and comedian returns to TV after the sketch comedy series on Comedy Central that propelled her into movies, Schumer is shooting her own cooking show, Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, that the Discovery-owned lifestyle channel has fast-tracked for a spring debut amid the coronavirus pandemic.