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John Oliver humorously discusses presidential clemency and promotes his book on history lies.
Watch 24 restaurant waitresses try to fit into a cramped Volkswagen in this funny video.
George Booth has been a cartoonist for The New Yorker for over 50 years, creating memorable scenes like a woman at a yard sale surrounded by clutter.
Ice-T and Coco share secrets to a fresh marriage before Valentine's Day.
John Oliver humorously questions why certain innovative ideas aren't reality yet.
Team Coco humorously tackles Death while promoting a lifetime supply of Snickers bars.
Bob Mankoff discusses the challenges of The New Yorker's caption contest and highlights Lawrence Wood.
Bob Mankoff admires a cartoon by William Haefeli and discusses finalist selection this week.
The video humorously depicts a unique washing method, prompting mixed reactions from viewers.
Contestants in the Frog Beauty Pageant trade gowns for galoshes in a muddy bayou competition.
John Oliver humorously reflects on Independence Day and what America gave up from Britain.
Bob Mankoff discusses innovation and creativity in The New Yorker magazine's cartoon lounge.
A Google Glass assistant humorously predicts a user's grim future and spoils Netflix movies.
Two failed TV pilots, "Pastry CEO" and "Lipstick Wars," are discussed by Jack McBrayer and Triumph in a comedic segment with Conan O'Brien.
James Franco recalls his youthful attempt at filming a porno and the lessons learned.
Dolly Parton teaches Jane Fonda about fame during their tour of Appalachia.
Japanese techniques for stress relief include acupuncture and quirky arcade games.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt rings a bell enthusiastically, surprising an Olympics fan.
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld discusses his creative process and the significance of revealing his comedic talents to his parents during a conversation with David Remnick at The New Yorker Festival.
Jim Gaffigan humorously captions New Yorker cartoons, including scenes with New Yorkers and Carol.
Joe Machi humorously recounts a challenging week marked by social misunderstandings, crime concerns, and his unique coping strategies, including using Axe body spray for self-defense.
John Cleese humorously discusses marriage and relationships with Conan O'Brien.
John Oliver discusses Denmark's children's show 'John Dillermand' featuring a man with a huge penis.
Johnny Galecki shares Chicago's quirky nickname culture and his own nickname, 'Fingers.'
In Brazilian middle schools, the illegal sale of snacks highlights a humorous yet serious commentary on safety and the influence of local cartels.
Kesha reveals her unique method of writing music using her breasts on Conan.
Kevin Nealon and Conan O'Brien discuss jury duty and their friendship in a luxurious Studio.
Manmeet Kevin Smith humorously captions New Yorker cartoons, including one set in Hell.
A naked survivor humorously kisses every fish he catches in a wild setting, prompting disbelief and laughter from viewers on social media platforms.
Krysten Ritter gifts Conan a Sookie toaster that prints faces on toast during her visit.
Kumail Nanjiani recounts his Comic Con experience, including a funny bathroom encounter.
John Oliver humorously discusses Labor Day and absurd social rules on Last Week Tonight.
David Remnick asks Larry David about his new play at The New Yorker Festival.
John Oliver delivers last week's news, predicted two weeks ago, in this web exclusive.
Lauren Cohan discusses her childhood near a pet cemetery in England and rolling joints with green tea.
Bob, the cartoon editor of The New Yorker, shares lunch tips and cartoon insights in this episode.
Bruce Campbell's transformation after starring in the Evil Dead movies prompts a humorous exploration of the practicality and creativity of living in an airplane.
John Oliver shares lost graphics, including Paul Giamatti as a mango and chickens named Aniston and Locklear.
John Oliver presents a selection of his favorite graphics that were not included in Last Week Tonight, showcasing the show's humor and creative process.
Loudon Wainwright III sings about Paul Krugman's insights from the New York Times.
Bob Mayhawk discusses Valentine's Day cartoons from The New Yorker at Soto.
Lydia Davis reads her ongoing piece "Goodbye Louise, Or Who I Am," a humorous exploration of mistaken identity and self-invention at the Louisiana Literature festival.
A man humorously claims to deliver weed to Braveheart, referencing William Wallace.
Maria's antics make viewers wanna watch Deadliest Catch and keep her away from fishing tackle.
Marlon Wayans recalls how he ran out at the Emmys in mismatched shoes and oversized socks after his brothers pranked him about his suit choice.
Martin Short shares humorous lessons learned from Steve Martin in this entertaining show.
People compete to eat the most matzoh balls in a fun 2-minute contest.
Michael Moore critiques American consumerism and corporate greed through satirical segments, including a controversial mobile billboard campaign in Sodomobile.
