Outros trabalhos

TV commercial for Glad Ovenware (2001)

Fired from WOR Radio show in New York earlier in 2002, but fills in as guest host on friend's show for a day shift, June 2002.

Recorded two songs for Ben Bagley's "Vernon Duke Revisited Vol. 1": "Just Like A Man," originally written for Bette Davis, and "Life's a Funny Present."

print ad for The Glad Products Co.'s Glad OvenWare (2001)

Album, "What Becomes a Semi-Legend Most?" Geffen/Warner Bros. Records GHS 24007, 1983.

"The Joan Rivers Position" (2004)

TV commercial for GEICO Auto Insurance (2007)

(4 de dezembro de 1986 - 25 de setembro de 1988) "Broadway Bound". Directed by Gene Saks. Broadhurst Theatre; 756 performances. Cast included Joan Rivers as "Kate".

(10 de abril de 1978) Guested on the daytime talk show "The Stanley Siegel Show" also guesting John Maxton Graham.

(26 de agosto de 2012) Newspaper article: In "The Washington Post", Vol. 35, Iss. 265, Pg. B3; "How Phyllis [Diller] paved the way for the rest of us".

(outubro de 2012) TV commercial "The little black dress....in bold new colors" for Old Navy (voice over) with Martin Short (voice over) and Mario Cantone.

(2007) Appearing in a Geico car insurance commercial.

(2009) Appearing in a commercial for "Life Lock" identity theft protection.

(2009) Co-hostess, with Terri Ouelette (infomercial craft queen), of an infomercial for the "Joan Rivers Great Hair Day" hair products.

(2010) Co-hostess, with Terri Ouelette (infomercial craft queen), of an infomercial for Joan's "The Right to Bare Legs" leg products.

(julho de 2014) Release of her book, "Diary of a Mad Diva".

(29 de março de 1968) Guest on the daytime talker "Virginia Graham" also guesting was Nancy Walker.

(20 de setembro de 1965) Weeklong guest on "The Young Set" also appearing Phyllis Kirk and Tom Poston.

(1964) Album: Provided voices for the Buck Henry album "At Home With That Other Family" (Roulette Records).

(June, July, 1964 Flagship broadcast station) - WABC TV Channel 7**: Phyllis Diller's "Show Street" - Co-Producer and writer: WABC TV (Local live NYC) broadcast from ABC's NY network studio - The Dick Cavett Theatre with an audience in attendance; broadcast as a 30 minute local station entertainment program: 19:30 (07:30 p.m.) following the network's Saturday evening "I Witnessed News"; (June-July-summer-six-week-schedule) on the local WABC-NYC TV; written by Phyllis Diller, Joan Rivers and Claibe Richardson; Co-Produced by Joan Rivers and Claibe Richardson; a programming test market adventure which the program's comedy format was primarily Phyllis Diller's night-club material, which unsuccessfully - failed - because of the cruel low ratings outcome prior to the network's prime-time Saturday night schedule - axed off the air by ABC NY network/local program scheduling division because of poor viewer ratings.

(Summer 1967) She acted in Murray Shisgal's play, "Luv," in a Kenley Players production at the Packard Music Hall Theatre in Warren; the Veterans Memorial Theatre in Columbus and Memorial Hall in Dayton, Ohio with Mickey Rooney and Dom DeLuise in the cast. John Kenley was artistic director.