Humor

Political Correctness Is Not Ruining Stand-Up Comedy

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How to Change Careers

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Nip. Tuck. Or Else.

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‘Open the Garage Door, Hal’

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Read a Sixth-Grader's Handwritten Apology for Making a Prank 911 Call

He's still grounded, though

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The Man-child Fantasy of Entourage

On set where the bros are

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The New World of Presidential Candidates’ Goofy Stunts

First Prize: a Week in Cleveland

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Wallets Over Ballots

What we buy determines our fate much more than who we vote for

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The Dark Origins of 11 Classic Nursery Rhymes

The origins of 'Jack and Jill' aren’t as clean-cut as you imagined

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30 of the Best Parents in Literature

Atticus Finch ranks at the top as one of the great heroes and parents of American literature

By Linda Rodriguez McRobbie / Mental Floss

9 Sounds That No One Can Explain

Have you heard these sounds before?

By Caitlin Schneider / Mental Floss

11 Smells That Are Slowly Disappearing

Remember how those magic markers smelled?

By Mental Floss

How to Make Influential Friends

Amy Schumer, meet the scientist who sequenced the Ebola genoma

By TIME Staff

Ladies and Germs

How I came to adopt the surgical mask, one of Japan's most popular accessories

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Obituary: The Death of Hope for a Female Late-Night Host

DEATH NOTICEHope for a female late-night talk show host on a major network passed away peacefully on Monday, March 30th, 2015, surrounded by stand-ups, bloggers and assorted sidekicks. Hope was born on October 9, 1986,...

By Nell Scovell

Lena Dunham’s Not an Anti-Semite, She’s Just Clueless

Lena Dunham's portrayals of Jews, in her show and in her New Yorker piece, trade in the stalest of stereotypes

By Mark Oppenheimer

Bought to You By

In which I explain the power of sports marketing to my 5-year-old son

By TIME Staff

How to Parent Like a Reporter

Ask open-ended questions that get the source (your child) talking

By Laura Stetser / Shore News Today

No Cable, No Cry

Life is so much better since I cut the cord

By TIME Staff

Right Before the End of the Roman Empire the Citizens of Rome Had a Lengthy Debate Over the Color of a Toga

When a fellow American Photoshops not one but two llamas into a different color it means a conversation has ended. (One llama means things are winding down.)

By Sarah Miller
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