Still funny after all these years
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Arts & entertainment: Review: The Simpsons have made a triumphant leap to cinema, writes Peter Bradshaw.
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Deconstructing a pretty good joke, and the investment lesson held within.
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A decade after Tickle Me Elmo first incited consumer frenzy with his infectious giggle, the furry red creature with the toothless grin is back and laughing harder than ever.
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Director Frank Oz's comedy blends refined British humor with knockabout silliness.
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With âMr. Beanâs Holiday,â the British comedian Rowan Atkinson continues a tradition that in the right hands never gets stale: comic pantomime.
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Vasool Raja may not be as good as the original, but is quite entertaining.
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Laughter may have originated in an ancestor common to humans and modern apes, a study suggests.
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Four years ago, &quot;Meet the Parents&quot; became a runaway hit. The sequel, &quot;Meet the Fockers,&quot; manages to keep the laughs rolling, but the jokes are a bit too familiar.
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The story of how Andrew Speaker met his future bride still draws laughs from his friends.
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The sense of humor is still evident, the wisdom of 41 years of being a head coach evident in remarks that can disarm the most critical of crowds.
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The season of laughter is upon us again. And this time thereÂs no holding back the outpouring of humour even if the comedies get a raw deal at the boxoffice.
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Seeing the movie brought back memories for the writer's family.
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The two heroes may be losers, but Sideways is not. It finds hilarity in life's large and little disasters
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This  is not your great-grandmother's "The Jew of Malta," but it  certainly is fun.
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GOLF, as someone once said with a stunning lack of humour, can be a funny old game. Not always though. This week at least, Paul Casey hasnât spent a lot of time laughing.
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After serving up 25 years of toilet gags to puerile British readers, Viz is still flying high as the world's most politically incorrect comic.
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There&#39;s a secret to the success of  81-year-old insult comedian and beloved American institution  Don Rickles -- he cannot tell a joke.