But John Oliver already knows who he wants to take over — and it’s purely because the man has a funny last name. To kick off the latest episode of “Last Week Tonight” on Sunday ...

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When The Shrouds premiered at film festivals last year, David Cronenberg described it as his most personal work — a deeply felt response to the death of his longtime wife, from cancer in 2017.

On the whole, director Sundar C and Vadivelu’s Gangers is heist comedy that’s somewhat funny and partly engaging timepass.

So while we’re waiting to find out what this event will actually look like, now and in the future, here’s a question to chew on: Should the White House correspondents’ dinner be funny?

After 20 years in Virginia Beach Town Center, Funny Bone Comedy Club is relocating nearby to Pembroke Square as the mall redevelopment project is attracting restaurants and a bar arcade.

Yes, Oblivion is back, and so are those funny faces. Oblivion Remastered, developed by remake specialist Virtuos using Unreal Engine 5, has a long list of visual and feature improvements.

Author Christine Wenc, a member of The Onion’s original staff, joins Dana Taylor on the Excerpt to discuss her new book “Funny Because It’s True,” which is on bookshelves now. Let us know ...

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has arrived! Here's one to help you start your week with a chuckle. Question: How many dancers does it take to change a lightbulb? Answer: Five, six, seven, eight! Check out more jokes here Do you ...

If you've been watching Fielder since then, you may find whatever he does to be funny, including his mere presence. That could be enough to keep “The Rehearsal” in the air through a finale ...

The film has a very distinct tone, from its 1970s European style imagery to fantasy sequences to some painfully funny and gruesome episodes of horror. Can you discuss your approach to the material?