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Reddit's thread r/funnysigns is the gift that keeps on giving. Last week's was the A+ comedy we've been needing, and this week's is no different. Here we go: 1.There must be a dad operating the ...

The VETS Marketing Director Michael Gravison is inviting everyone out to "Lil Rhody Laugh Riot." It's a four-day Providence comedy festival from March 27 to 30. "The names we have just completely ...

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The film is full of amazing zingers and hilarious dialogue, and in celebration of its awesome legacy, we’ve assembled this feature highlighting the lines that still make us laugh. There are ...

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Watch the awkward moment between Trump and Melania, and see Hillary Clinton's laugh during Trump's speech. This video captures the highlights, the humor, and the political spectacle of the day.

Acts such as The Smothers Brothers and “Laugh In” razzed President Richard Nixon from 1968 to 1974. News parodists such as Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert played this role during George W.