Mark Malkoff is a comedian & writer. His obsession with the 80's caused national attention when he formed the first ever Guns N'Roses kids tribute band. Articles on Mark and the band soon appeared in Rolling Stone, Esquire, Spin Magazine, Guitar World, The Los Angles Times, and New York Post. They were also featured on the VH-1 special, "Guns N'Roses A-Z."

Mark has worked as an on-air correspondent for Nick at Nite's, "Road Crew", and performs comedy all over New York City. Mark's talk show set in a live theater, FNI, features a combination of Mark videos and celebrity sit down interviews. Some of Mark's past guests include "Perfect Strangers" star Mark Linn-Baker, Conan O'Brien announcer Joel Goddard, Saturday Night Live writer/filmmaker Tom Schiller, "MTV's Remote Control" host Ken Ober, WWF wrestler Tito Santana, Seinfeld's Kenny Kramer, Disney composer Richard M. Sherman, and "Mister Rogers Neightborhood" cast members David Newell (Mr. McFeeley) and Betty Aberlin.

Mark childhood obsession has been a huge influence on him an adult. In the fall of 2000 Mark called Mister Rogers' people every day for a month until they agreed to let him come to Pittsburgh to visit the closed to the public set of "Mister Rogers Neighborhood". Amazingly four days later Fred Rogers announced his retirement. In the summer of 2004, another childhood dream came true when Mark worked as a writer on a new episode of Nickelodeon's classic television show, "You Can't Do That on Television" titled "Project 131". The episode was filmed on the original show set at CJOH in Ottawa Ontario Canada.

Mark attended New York University and currently lives in New York City.