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Fluffy is getting a makeover. This week, Fuse announced they've renewed the Gabriel Iglesias series Fluffy Breaks Even for a third season and renamed it Fluffy's Food Adventures (working title).The new season will center on "star comedian and actor Iglesias (known as ‘Fluffy’ to his millions of fans around the world), and feature his eccentric tour mates and fellow comedians Martin Moreno (Stuck), Rick Gutierrez (I’m Not Mad, I’m Just a Parent), Alfred Robles (The Fluffy Movie: Unity Through Laughter) and G Reilly (Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution) as they bring their humor (and appetites) to Harlem, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New Orleans and Nashville for a taste of the locals’ favorite spots."Read More…...

Comedian Gabriel Iglesias aka Fluffy takes his funny to Hawaii for a special airing on Comedy Central and on an extended and uncensored Blu-ray and DVD starting April 9th. Take a look at a clip from Gabriel Iglesias: Aloha Fluffy.

In front of a packed house at Honolulu’s Hawaii Theatre Center, Iglesias opens by sharing his love of all things Hawaiian, from his favorite luau guide bus driver to some choice local slang. From there, he regales the audience with hilarious tales from the unique life of an international comedy sensation – performing in Saudi Arabia, appearing in the film Magic Mike, and raising a deodorant-adverse teenage boy.

The Gabriel Iglesias: Aloha Fluffy extended and uncensored DVD and Blu-ray will be released on April 9, featuring 50 minutes of bonus features, including “Fluffy Presents: Alfred Robles,” Robles’ opening set from the taping in Hawaii;

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Gabriel Iglesias, nationally-known stand-up comic, was so moved by the tragedy of the Aurora shooting that he has announced a benefit show for Caleb Medley -- a shooting victim who sustained a severe head injury and remains in a medically induced coma in intensive care, continuing the fight for his life.

Medley was pursuing a career in stand-up comedy himself and his wife just gave birth to their first child, baby Hugo.

"I wanted to do something special for the victims of the shooting," Iglesias told The Huffington Post. "When I learned that one of the victims who survived was a comedian who had no health insurance and had a wife with a baby on the way I knew I had to help."

Medley doesn't have any health insurance and his family has been told that his medical bills could cost up to $2 million if he fully recovers, CBS News reported.