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Kelsey Cook bets on herself with Netflix 'Happy Hour' that turns grief into joy

LA Times 1 min read 2 hours ago

<p>With "Happy Hour," her self-financed Netflix debut, comedian Kelsey Cook moves from comedy clubs to a historic Twin Cities theater, betting on herself and reclaiming creative and business control.</p>
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