This sequel to the classic 1984 mockumentary reunites the band and their documentarian for one final, funny gig.

In late August 2025, a rumor circulated online that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis mobilized the state's National Guard to pick fruit. For example, one Threads user wrote (archived): "DeSantis has ...

In 18th-century Lancashire, a poor schoolteacher named John Collier reinvented himself as "Tim Bobbin," a cartoonist whose ...

Director Jonatan Etzler's first English-language feature, adapted from a Swedish novel, also features Jacob Anderson and newcomer Eddie Waller.

The actor, director, producer, and environmentalist had an irresistible magnetic power—and inspired us to maintain hope when ...

The BJP posted at least 61 short videos that were fully or partly created by AI, closely followed by the JDU at 58. Congress published 34 reels, while RJD posted only six AI-generated reels, as per ...

An article in The New Statesman this week was entitled ‘Let them die: the case for assisted dying‘. Its author, political journalist Oli Dugmore, best known as editor of men’s website JOE.co.uk, gave ...

The editor-in-chief of the parody site discusses the success of its print edition and why they won’t touch AI.

The New York Times reported in 1939 that Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels terminated the careers of five prominent German comedians. Their crime? Making political jokes about the Nazi regime.

Laughing or seeing the funny side of life is likely a unique gift of human beings. Laughter sounds magical. How do we laugh, and why? Is there a purpose in laughing? Science shows that animals also ...

This summer, I interned at Fox News in New York City as a truth intern. My job was not to learn how to fairly and accurately report the truth, but how to bend it — I’m beyond lucky to have learned ...

Austria has selected Bernhard Wenger‘s social satire “Peacock” as its entry in the Best International Feature Film category of the 98th Academy Awards. “Peacock” had its world premiere in Venice ...