Amy Schumer is featured on the front page of Vanity Fair's May 2016 edition.
Of Amy’s appeal, Comedy Central president Kent Alterman gushed, "To have someone that smart and talented but at the same time that relatable is rare. And I think partly what fueled her popularity so quickly is that what she had to say resonated for both men and women. She kind of transcends gender—ironically, because a lot of her stuff is about gender. But it's never alienating. It's relatable to men and women simultaneously."
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