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Wacky races feature pot-bellied pigs racing for a cookie, with Matt Sara behind the fun.
100 cockroaches are released in a scam call center as part of a plan to disrupt fraudulent operations and raise awareness about phone scams.
The video features funny hillbilly Olympics events in Georgia, showcasing unique stunts.
The video discusses silent film influences on The New Yorker cartoons, featuring a Butler and Pirkle.
New dance moves for the socially awkward, featuring The New Yorker’s humor and style.
Emma and Colin consult Jason Adam Katzenstein about meaningful tattoos for cartoonists.
A cartoonist for the New Yorker shares the thrill of unexpected creative moments.
A skilled fisherman showcases the art of snatching hats off people's heads from 75 feet away, blending precision with humor in a viral social media event.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoons by Paul Noth and Cameron Hafeez in The New Yorker.
Stan Laurel was born on June 16, 1890, in Alverston, Lancashire, England, and later formed a famous comedy partnership with Oliver Hardy.
New Yorkers petition for spring to be a yearly event after 2013's delightful season.
Matthew Diffee reflects on his experiences growing up in rural Texas, navigating the challenges of pursuing a career in art and comedy after college.
In the Eastern Townships, animator Tali shares humorous anecdotes from her experiences as a school bus driver in this short animated film.
Between 15 and 350 people attend performances at the Soapstone Comedy Club, a virtual venue founded by Aaron Sorrows in the metaverse.
In the Canadian prairies, a newcomer explores the culture of curling, documenting his transformation from novice to enthusiastic participant in the sport.
In a whimsical competition, penguins participate in sports such as tobogganing and iceberg balancing, accompanied by humorous commentary from hosts Susan and Brian.
An overworked employee learns productivity secrets from her boss in a humorous short film.
Devansh Kotak, 28, weighs the decision to leave his stable banking job in Mumbai to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.
Eagle Witt performs at up to 12 comedy spots in a single night, balancing humor and hard work in New York City's competitive stand-up scene.
Nadav Vimman served for three years as an army sniper in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, where he began to question his role in the military's actions.
A man reflects on the economic challenges of winter, noting that many workers face layoffs as production slows down during the colder months.
Joey Ally's short film depicts the rivalries among immigrant manicurists at Joy Joy Nails.
Stan Laurel was born on June 16, 1890, in Ulverston, England, where his father worked as a comedian in a working-class area of Victorian Lancashire.
In Co Hoedeman's animated short, a troupe of marionette acrobats faces a series of mishaps, raising questions about who truly controls the performance.
A 28-minute film captures Max Ferguson as he prepares for his weekday-morning radio show, relying solely on the morning paper for material.
6,000 spectators are expected to watch Zarah, a French fighter, compete in the only female match at a mixed martial arts event in Dublin.
Over 100 million views have been generated by Rhett and Link's viral campaigns, including a local commercial for taxidermist Chuck Testa.
A domestic quarrel unfolds alongside the threat of global nuclear war, blending humor and warmth in a unique animated narrative by Richard Condie.
A compilation of humorous moments features pets engaging in amusing antics, showcasing the lighter side of animal behavior.
Comedy has always been a tool for understanding society, evolving from jesters to AI.
Buster Keaton travels across Canada on a railway track speeder, showcasing his signature silent film humor in this 1965 short.
Ten years is the average time it takes for a comedian to achieve success, according to insights from professionals in the comedy industry.
Phyllis Diller, the first American female comic, is honored at the National Museum of American History.
In Canada, a humorous short film critiques the tourist industry by highlighting poor public relations practices and their impact on visitors.
A man struggles to check into a hotel in Stereoville, where citizens must navigate the confusion of two official languages.
John Oliver reflects on reaching 1,000,000 YouTube subscribers, expressing uncertainty about the significance of this milestone for his show and audience.
Donald Trump's presidency is humorously examined through 50 puns in a video produced by Sam Corbin and Andy Zou for The New Yorker’s Shorts & Murmurs series.
Conan O'Brien entertains the Comic-Con audience with humor and cereal jokes.
Bob Mankoff shares cartoons and contest finalists in a Happy New Year episode.
Conan recounts a priest mistaking him for Keanu Reeves at Sona's twins' christening.
A security guard quits during David's set while Conan and Andy share behind-the-scenes moments.
Aaron Paul shares his gag reflex struggles while Conan and Andy Richter have fun together.
Adam Conover captions New Yorker cartoons, referencing Michael Pollan and humorously engaging with absurdity.
Adam DeVine shares his humorous experiences with Robert De Niro on set and in New Orleans.
Adam Pally recounts a hilarious Vegas experience with Conan and Andy Richter.
Adam Sandler humorously pursues Shaquille O'Neal's junk in this animated story by Dilara Karabas.
Kevin Nealon shares his comedic experiences with Adam Sandler and Conan O'Brien's antics.
Adam Scott writes captions for New Yorker cartoons, showcasing his comedic talent.
