We gave you a nice rundown of upcoming comedy shows earlier in the week, and now we got another one. 'Tis the season to laugh, apparently.

The guys at Cloud 9 Productions pass along word that they've booked a date with Tommy Davidson (of "In Living Color" fame) for Dec. 19 at Warnors Theatre.

In addition to Davidson, the show will be hosted by Kid, of Kid-N-Play fame. That's intriguing. Hope he can grow back the super high-top fade in a month, though.

Brad Williams is also on the bill, as are local guys Andre Covington and Phillip Medina.

Tickets cost $25, $35 and $45. An on-sale date and ticket locations are still being worked on, but we'll pass along that info when we have it.

Remember, there are also some good comedy options this weekend -- check this week's "Five Things" list for details.

Come one, come all. Post No Bills has something for you to do this weekend, next weekend and beyond. Below you'll find the biggest collection of Fresno event fliers and posters anywhere on the whole entire Internets. Concerts, clubs, community events -- it's all here.

One note for you guys: There won't be a Post No Bills next week, so keep an eye on this post until Dec. 4.

As always, we welcome contributions from bands, artists, venues, promoters and regular joes. Send links to mosegueda@fresnobee.com.

You can see that vampire/werewolf movie ... or any of these fine options:

1. KISS SOMEBODY: Gene Simmons? Paul Stanley? Your mama. Doesn't matter to us. The big show of the weekend is KISS, playing Saturday night at Save Mart Center. But before you go paint your face, read my interview with Stanley to raise your KISS mojo. And remember to get there early to check out local band Shiver Fox opening the show.

As we all know by now, I'm something of a taco fiend. When I say that, I mean I'm into hole-in-the-wall taco spots and not-so-well-lit taco trucks. But that didn't mean I had anything against Taco Bell. Until now.

Have you heard about Taco Bell's new "cantina tacos?" I've started to see and hear the commercials the last couple days.

Basically, it's Taco Bell's effort to make a "real" taco. They're selling carnitas now -- as well as steak (at least they didn't call it "carne asada") and chicken.

While I'm a taco snob, I'll admit that I eat at Taco Bell sometimes. And when I heard about these new tacos, I figured it was something me and my taco taste buds needed to investigate.

Remember that crazy controversial Tower District mural? Of course you do. It was only a few weeks ago that it was dominating the blogosphere. Well, one of the head muralists, Josh Wigger, is previewing his documentary about that, with some local music thrown in for good measure. It's called "Muralthon" and it's happening at Audie's Olympic.

For more on "Muralthon" be sure to check out the latest Flowing with Famous podcast, which includes some of the muralists.

Friends, we're only a few hours away from the screening of "New Moon" that a handful of Beehive readers are lucky enough to attend. I'll be there -- more for Beehive support than anything else.

However, here's a confession: I have seen "Twilight." It's not exactly something I'm proud of. Not something I tell people every day. But I saw it. It was on a cross-country flight and my iPod battery was running low ... it was better than nothing.

I bring this up today because on the eve of the next wave of Twilight madness, I figure some people might either be wondering what "Twilight" is all about. Or they might just need a refresher. So below, inspired by my "Harry Potter: A Virgin's Review," I've put together a summary of the first "Twilight" movie.

Topping the Wednesday to-do list is The Lamp Post's weekly "Variety" night. This time around that brings us a date with alternative/metal band This Midnight Scene is Killing Us. More details on the flier.

As you may or may not know, I'm a guest on Alan Autry's KYNO radio show most Fridays at 11:30 a.m. talking about weekend happenings around Fresno.

In addition, our former mayor often drops some jewels that have nothing to do with weekend happenings. Remember the "Mike Oz Song?" Yeah, that was good. Still listen to it. But he may have outdone himself this time.

Ladies and gentleman of Fresno, I present to you ... Alan Autry rapping the theme song to "The Beverly Hillbillies" over the beat to Jay-Z's "Run This Town." You're welcome.

LISTEN: Alan Autry - "Beverly Hillbillies rap"

Score one for Shiver Fox! Word came today that the Trey Tosh/Kyle Baker 70s-inspired rock band nabbed a spot opening for KISS this Saturday at Save Mart Center.

These guys are living like rock stars this past week. As you might remember, the band had its EP release party last Friday night at Starline. I had a Q & A with Trey and Kyle in last Friday's paper talking about the band's origins and its style.

It's time to get familiar with Shiver Fox, Fresno!

I put together a rundown of upcoming comedy shows that was in The Bee today. The biggest news is that Jerry Seinfeld will be back in Fresno, playing Saroyan Theatre on March 25. Tickets are on sale Dec. 4 and cost $47, $63 and $78.

Also included are details on upcoming local dates with Ron White, the Bob & Tom Comedy All-Stars, Bill Engvall and Gabriel Iglesias, as well as a few events scheduled for this weekend. Read the whole thing here or check out some fliers after the jump.

Not included is a Saturday show at Hanford Fox Theatre with Greg Hahn. Buy tickets here if that's something you want to check out.