Humor

Pete Buttigieg opened up in a 'New York' interview about his experience hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" for an audience-less episode during the coronavirus outbreak.

Now this is happening.

Yes, some cases should be off-limits, but if Floridians don't laugh, we just might cry.

By identifying these differences in humour between siblings, we are one step closer to understanding the role and function of shared humour in children's closest relationships.

But there is a catch.

What sound does a turkey with a limp make? Wobble, wobble.

Hopefully they don't "boo" you.

Its "flavorful splash removes foul executive orders."

Both men and women rate funny people as more attractive, too.

John Dean reads Al Franken's memoir to find out.

This year's winners also answer why we are disgusted by cheese, whether identical twins can tell themselves apart and other pressing mysteries.

Young people laughed at words like "frock," while older respondents liked "pixies."

Superflex's work questions economic systems and the commodification of art, but the artists also highlight the comedy innate in everyday life.

Children using self-defeating humor at the beginning of the school year were more likely to experience an increase in loneliness and symptoms of depression.

The room sharing app offers a new service that allows people to rent experiences. We offer a few painfully realistic suggestions.

The Kickstarter-funded humor magazine, now on its third issue, is trying to be The National Lampoon of the new era.

Recordings reveal how Justice Antonin Scalia cracked up his colleagues on the Supreme Court.

The machine-learning algorithm was created by scientists at Virginia Tech.

A good one-liner can change a debate and the course of a campaign.

South Africans see the new 'Daily Show' host as a source of pride and hope.

Jazz legend Sonny Rollins is upset over a satirical article in The New Yorker

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