Tuesday, Oct 16, 2012 2:00 PM UTC
“We Killed”: Were women not funny until 1960?
Where's Fanny Brice? Dorothy Parker? Glaring omissions are just one problem in this oral history of funny ladies
Where's Fanny Brice? Dorothy Parker? Glaring omissions are just one problem in this oral history of funny ladies
Vote 4 Stuff will unveil a star-studded PSA today, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and others
Her step-by-step guide to voter ID laws in your state VIDEO
Katie Roiphe defends risque jokes at work, but then an arts story wonders if women comics are going too far
Is this melodic horned horse the best viral marketing since the Old Spice Guy? We think so
At the ultra-cool "ideas" conference, there's no recession, Sarah Silverman is tame and all we need is "mind shift"
Vanity Fair spotlights Tina Fey and other female comedians, and the question isn't "Why aren't women funny?" but "Why are today's funny women all so hot?"
Sarah Silverman fans, cheesy housewives and goo-covered clairvoyants agree: Disappointment awaits the already disappointed among us!
Boston pranksters meet the press. The "Chapter 27" boycott chorus. Plus: The Harry Potter help line.
Silverman is as funny as ever, but do we really need to see her strolling around, decked out like "That Girl" and singing about racism?
40 years after Lenny Bruce began his dark descent, here are the top 10 true heirs to his outlaw legacy.
I ran into Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker and tried to act all hip and cynical. Now I'm really, really sorry.
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