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Eric Idle of Monty Python fame appeared on an episode of Kara Swisher's On podcast, where they spoke about the modern state of comedy amid rumored cancel culture.

Monty Python legend Eric Idle is dismissing cancel culture and screaming about how he hates conservatives.

One-percenter satires The Menu and Triangle of Sadness follow a lineage of films expressing unease over haute cuisine

Evil West, the vampire-infused third-person shooter from Flying Wild Hog, features arcadey combat a la Doom (2016), but its Wild West story can’t keep up. It will be released on Nov. 22.

Most commemorative benches, picnic tables and other pieces of public furniture are dedicated to people only after they’re gone. Most are in loving memory of the dearly departed, not the happily here.

The long-standing joke of Llandegley International Airport is not over, despite the sign on the A44 being axed

Plus, Harry Benson's photographs capturing the 1960s and a play that goes entirely wrong.

What better way to start off the holiday season than with a clumsy whodunit? Placed in the 1920’s, the Sopris Theatre production is a play within a play, featuring a comedic and chaotic opening night...

John McLarens was working as a security guard in 1966 when the Jules Rimet Trophy was stolen from a hall in downtown London. With the World Cup kicking off this weekend, his story is part of a new documentary on the theft.

This week — Here’s a list of the incumbents and candidates who won races for the Texas Legislature ahead of next year’s session.