Bill Cosby — Sad Sight At Attempted Comeback In Philadelphia

This was the sad scene as Bill Cosby took the stage of a small club in Philadelphia — using the death of a jazz legend as a chance to finally find a friendly audience!

Cosby has been driven from concert stages in disgrace since 2015, when he was finally exposed as a sexual predator after decades of drugging women before having sex with them. The married star insisted the encounters were consensual — but his shows were soon being protested as more women accused him of rape!

"I used to be a comedian," he told a child from the stage of LaRose Jazz Club, facing a crowd gathered in tribute to drummer Tony Williams. Eyewitnesses reported that Cosby sat down in his old "Hello Friend" hoodie — a tribute to his dead son Ennis — and entertained the crowd for an hour, without any mention of his legal troubles.

Insiders told The National ENQUIRER that Cosby briefly had hopes for a comeback after getting a hung jury in 2017 when facing criminal charges in Philadelphia. But prosecutors are getting ready for a retrial, and now Cosby is facing the additional burden of being associated with multiple accusations of other sick Hollywood sex scandals!

But in a lucky break for Cosby, his appearance — billed as "a special performance" — only draw one protester outside of the club. Women's rights activist Bird Milliken had also been a regular presence outside the courthouse as Cosby was put on trial for raping Temple University employee Andrea Constand in 2004.