Ramy Youssef's animated sitcom '#1 Happy Family USA' follows a Muslim-American family in the aftermath of 9/11 — and it's ...

Bezos is backing Slate in its bid to bring an affordable electric pickup to America. Speaking with reporters, Karoline Leavitt on April 15 confirmed that the Trump administration is considering a ...

Those fart jokes are mostly centered around Pumbaa, the bumbling warthog who makes up half of the movie’s comedic duo. The ...

From beloved cartoons to iconic anime, some characters just don't translate well to reality. Join us as we count down our picks for the animated characters most butchered in the leap to live-action!

31."A guy dies and, having been far from perfect in life, finds himself in hell. The devil greets him and explains that he'll ...

Explosions and skeletons aside, watching Minecraft doesn’t necessarily lead to thirsting for a sequel. This gets the job done ...

Warner Bros has announced they’re reviving not one, not two, but three classic cartoon franchises for modern audiences. They have decided to revive some of our favorite childhood cartoons, which have ...

Musk's social media antics were part of an April Fool's prank, but investors weren't laughing. Tesla shares dropped another 5 percent, according to The Washington Post, with business experts openly ...

April Fools' Day has, essentially, come and gone (it's supposed to end at noon), so now is a good time to look back at some of the best Vancouver-based social media posts made as part of the joke ...

Were you conditioned by academia to think that love poems, short poems, funeral poems and other forms of poetry are stuffy, profound waxings on the natural world and the human condition? Think ...

Story continues below this ad When R K Laxman published a cartoon in 1962 during the India-China War ... leaders at one point in time could often take jokes cracked at their expense. Whatever the ...

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