How To Contact Jon Stewart…

Email Jon Stewart on his Official Site (The Daily Show) or care/of his talent agency, manager, or publicist.

Meet Jon Stewart at one of his live events, movie/TV shows, book signings, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Jon Stewart’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Jon Stewart
c/o Lewis Kay
Kovert Creative Public Relations
1875 Century Park E. #270
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Jon Stewart’s talent agency is:

Richard Klubeck
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Jon Stewart’s management is:

James “Babydoll” Dixon
c/o Dixon Talent Management
11 Madison Ave. Fl. 17
New York, NY 10010

Jon Stewart’s publicist is:

Lewis Kay
c/o Kovert Creative Public Relations
1875 Century Park E. #270
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Jon Stewart and Adam Sandler met in the 1990s comedy scene. They worked on films like Big Daddy, appeared at charity events like Night of Too Many Stars, and performed comedy roasts.

Jon Stewart is connected to Amy Schumer through comedy and her appearance on “The Daily Show.” They also participate in charity events like the Night of Too Many Stars.

Jon Stewart is connected to Beyoncé through comedic commentary on her public appearances and his defense of her against criticism on “The Daily Show.”

Jon Stewart is connected to Bill Maher as influential comedians and political commentators who address similar topics. Stewart also appeared as a guest on Maher’s “Real Time.”

Jon Stewart has professional and personal ties to David Letterman, who gave him career advice after Letterman canceled his MTV show and Stewart appeared as a guest on Letterman’s shows.

Jon Stewart is connected to Donald Trump through critiques of Trump’s policies and actions on “The Daily Show” while acknowledging Trump’s ability to communicate with voters.

Jon Stewart and Ellen DeGeneres are connected through their careers as comedians and television hosts. They support each other’s work and appear at industry events.

Jon Stewart is connected to Elon Musk through a canceled interview on “The Daily Show,” where Musk first agreed to appear under the condition that the interview air unedited.

Jon Stewart is connected to Eminem through his commentary and parodies of his music on “The Daily Show” and his hosting of the 2001 Grammy Awards, where Eminem performed.

Howard Stern was the first guest on Jon Stewart’s MTV talk show in 1993, where Stern famously told Stewart he would be canceled in six weeks. Stern was also Stewart’s early mentor.

Jon Stewart is connected to Jay Leno as a late-night comedian, with Stewart critiquing Leno’s actions and decisions during the Conan O’Brien controversy.

Jon Stewart is connected to Jennifer Aniston through a single, awkward date they went on in the 1990s, which they humorously reminisced about on “The Daily Show” in 2010.

Jon Stewart is connected to Jerry Seinfeld through their appearances on shows like Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, in which Seinfeld featured Stewart in an episode.

Jon Stewart and Jim Gaffigan perform at charity events such as “Stand Up for Heroes,” “Garden of Laughs,” and “Night of Too Many Stars.” Gaffigan has also appeared on “The Daily Show.”

Jon Stewart is connected to Jimmy Fallon through comedic interactions, including a memorable appearance on “The Tonight Show,” where they swapped pants as part of a fundraiser.

Jon Stewart is connected to Joe Biden as a commentator and satirist who frequently critiqued Biden’s policies, debate performances, and political decisions on “The Daily Show.”

Jon Stewart defended Joe Rogan during controversies over COVID-19 misinformation, where Stewart questioned who decides what constitutes misinformation.

Jon Stewart is connected to Joey Lauren Adams through the 1999 film Big Daddy. Stewart played Kevin Gerrity, a roommate of Adam Sandler’s character, and Adams played Layla Maloney.

Jon Stewart is connected to John Mulaney through their comedy show, “Jon, John & Pete,” and because Mulaney was twice approached to replace Stewart as the host of The Daily Show.

Jon Stewart is connected to John Oliver as his former boss on “The Daily Show.” Oliver served as a senior correspondent from 2006 to 2013 before hosting “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.”

Jon Stewart is connected to Jordan Klepper as his former colleague and current collaborator on “The Daily Show,” where Klepper began as a correspondent in 2014 during Stewart’s tenure.

Jon Stewart is connected to Kanye West through critical commentary on West’s public controversies, including his antisemitic remarks, which Stewart addressed on his show.

Jon Stewart is connected to Kevin Costner through their presence at special events, such as the 2012 Emmy Awards, where they both participated in interviews.

Jon Stewart is connected to Kim Kardashian because she and Pete Davidson attended a ceremony where Stewart received the Mark Twain Prize. Stewart supported Davidson vs. Kanye West.

Jon Stewart is connected to Lady Gaga through their influence on public policy and advocacy. Both use their platforms to raise awareness for social causes.

Jon Stewart is connected to Mark Zuckerberg through his comedic critiques of Zuckerberg’s actions and Meta’s policies, including jokes about Facebook’s acquisition of Instagram.

Jon Stewart’s clip was used to correct Mel Gibson’s claim that melting ice won’t cause sea levels to rise, which Gibson made while appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast.

Jon Stewart is connected to Oprah Winfrey through his marriage to Tracey McShane, which she described as “the real deal” after visiting their home. He also appeared on her show in 2005.

Jon Stewart is connected to Rachel Maddow, as evidenced by their interviews, including a 2010 conversation on “The Rachel Maddow Show,” in which they discussed media and politics.

Jon Stewart is connected to Ronny Chieng as his colleague and host on “The Daily Show,” where Chieng serves as a senior correspondent and fills in as a host during Stewart’s absences.

Jon Stewart is connected to Samantha Bee as her former boss on “The Daily Show,” where she worked as a correspondent for 12 years. He defended her during controversies.

Jon Stewart is connected to Seth Meyers through his influence on Meyers’ work. Meyers has acknowledged the significant impact of Stewart’s “The Daily Show” on his late-night show.

Jon Stewart is connected to Shaquille O’Neal through “The Daily Show” in 2012, where Shaq picked up Stewart like a child, showcasing his larger-than-life personality and comedic appeal.

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have a long-standing friendship that began when Stewart hosted “The Daily Show” and Colbert was a correspondent. This led to their comedic partnership.

Jon Stewart referenced Taylor Swift in his comedy, joking about her about the Super Bowl, and sang one of her songs on “The Daily Show,” “Teardrops on My Guitar,” in a lighthearted moment.

Jon Stewart is connected to Tucker Carlson through their clash on CNN’s “Crossfire” in 2004, where Stewart criticized Carlson and the show for promoting partisan divisiveness.

Jon Stewart is connected to Trevor Noah as his predecessor and mentor on “The Daily Show. ” Stewart handed over the hosting reins to Noah in 2015 and maintains a relationship with him.

Jon Stewart is connected to Tyler Perry through “The Daily Show,” where Perry shared insights into his career and projects, such as “A Jazzman’s Blues” and his character Madea.

Jon Stewart is connected to Will Ferrell through comedy and live appearances, including Ferrell’s guest spots on “The Daily Show” and other special events.

Jon Stewart is an American comedian, writer, producer, director, political commentator, actor, and television host. He is best known for hosting “The Daily Show,” a satirical news program from 1999 to 2015, where he gained acclaim for his sharp political commentary and humor. Born Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz on November 28, 1962, in New York City, Stewart has also directed films, written books, and been actively involved in advocacy, particularly for veterans’ rights. His influence extends into media and social issues, making him a significant figure in American culture.