Celeste and Jesse Forever is a romantic comedy that allowed Andy Samberg to show his skills in dramatic acting.

The former amateur opera singer isn't afraid to get personal during her stand-up or during her upcoming one-woman show.

Jackson Township's Don Ake has made laughter the center of a ministry of sorts, as he headlines the monthly "Clean Christian ...

After their babysitter, Annie (Danica Dreyer), is unceremoniously decapitated at a hibachi grill (the kills only escalate in absurdity from there), Hal, Bill and their mother ( Tatiana Maslany) attend ...

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"Today he started on the left, he is a player with great technical qualities and very intelligent. He can play behind the striker or on the wings but coming inside is the best position." Christian ...

But it wouldn’t be a Bong Joon Ho movie if it was only a simple comedy. Scenes that start funny in Mickey 17 often take an unexpected turn, suddenly flying into violence, gore, or even white ...

As a rule, Jeff Foxworthy never refuses autograph requests, but the redneck comedy legend hit a wall during a funeral-home visitation.

The divorce was painful, he said, but his parents were both funny, in very different ways ... While many ask if Foxworthy does “Christian comedy,” he said he never considered that career ...

A novice traveler, an impossible mission and an explosive tandem: Le Routard, directed by Philippe Mechelen, features Hakim Jemili, Christian Clavier and Michel Blanc in a delirious travel comedy.

Bakersfield Christian had seven turnovers and missed 10 free throws in the fourth quarter. “That’s a tough loss to a really good team,” said SFC coach Matt Carlino. But everyone you play at ...

Palmer (whose mega-voltage charisma could power LA itself) and SZA make a natural double-act, while the film’s very existence – as a comedy set to have a wide release in cinemas – is reason enough for ...