Desperate for work, she decided to embark on a global stand-up tour entitled "Laugh Your Head Off".
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Finding herself unemployable, she went on a global tour (called "Laugh Your Head Off") and got detained at airports.
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After earning more than $2 million abroad on her Laugh Your Head Off tour, she launched a North American run in 2018.
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Griffin, 57, felt blacklisted by Hollywood after the incident but is now headlining a successful comedy tour, aptly named Laugh Your Head Off.
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She'll perform a stand-up show at Washington's DAR Constitution Hall on Saturday as part of her "Laugh Your Head Off" world tour.
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After initially apologizing amidst the fallout, the Emmy Award winner retracted the apology and kicked off a nationwide "Laugh Your Head Off" standup tour.
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The stand-up comedian was nearing the end of her Laugh Your Head Off world tour engagement at Dublin's Vicar Street theater when she fainted onstage.
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Ms. Griffin embarked on this international tour, "Laugh Your Head Off," after her American dates were canceled when she was photographed holding a Donald Trump mask smeared in ketchup.
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She recently embarked on her "Laugh Your Head Off World Tour," which includes gigs in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Chicago and a sold-out show at Carnegie Hall in New York.
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She is looking to make a comeback later this year with a multi-city tour called "Laugh Your Head Off" and will attend the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Sunday.
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Griffin, who kicks off the North American leg of her Laugh Your Head Off comedy tour on Thursday, has one other recommendation: "President Maddow," the 57-year-old says of MSNBC host Rachel Maddow.
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She eventually returned to the U.S. for the final leg of her "Laugh Your Head Off World Tour," which included gigs in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Chicago and a sold-out show at Carnegie Hall in New York.
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Her comeback, though successful — she's on track to make a few million dollars on her 27-date "Laugh Your Head Off World Tour" — is still marred by a lack of publicity on network television and any significant mainstream media coverage.
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This summer, Griffin will embark on her "Laugh Your Head Off World Tour," stopping in Mexico, Canada and the United States, including gigs in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Chicago and a sold-out show at Carnegie Hall in New York.
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And comedian Kathy Griffin, who lost high-profile jobs and was all but hounded out of the country after an ill-advised social media stunt about beheading Donald Trump, is on an international "Laugh Your Head Off" tour — and Trump's condemnation is fueling her fierce new act.
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In addition to her international "Laugh Your Head Off" comedy tour — which last week rolled through Washington — Griffin says she's focused on keeping Democrats "united" going into 28503, citing enduring divisions between supporters of former presidential primary rivals Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and Sen.
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It was the basis for her A Hell of a Story concert film. She said she was under a federal investigation by the Justice Department for two months and was on the No Fly List during that time. She also said she was put on the Interpol list, the Five Eyes list, and had been detained at every airport during her Laugh Your Head Off World Tour.
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In August 2017, Griffin announced a worldwide comedy tour. The title "Laugh Your Head Off" was a reference to her depiction of an effigy of U.S. President Donald Trump's severed head. The tour visited major cities in Singapore, Australia, Germany, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and many more European, and Asian cities. Several shows sold out within minutes of going on sale, leading to Griffin adding several shows to the lineup.
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