SATIRE
Welcome to the World’s First COVID-19 Art Museum
Artists around the globe are showcasing creative commentaries on pandemic life.
The Ballplayer Who Does Whatever the Numbers Tell Him
Meet the rookie whose unorthodox approach to the game of baseball is confounding opponents and his own teammates.
Underemployed or Unfulfilled? These ‘Hot Jobs’ Could Be Huge in 2019
A top 10 list … and a cheeky take on new careers for those looking to get ahead this year.
Your Next True Crime Podcast Fix? It's a Funny Slasher Parody
True crime podcasts are more popular than ever.
The Last Laugh: How Comedy Had Enough of Self-Deprecation
These performers will no longer make fun of themselves just for laughs.
Mark Twain’s Modest Proposal for Ending Lynching in the American South
In the wake of lynchings in his home state of Missouri, the great American author wrote a scathing essay about how to stop lynch mobs.
Behold the Manipulative Genius of Sacha Baron Cohen
Britain’s king of immersive humiliation has returned to troll American politicians.
Scrap the Formalities, Here's What Trump <i>Should</i> Do in the UK
Let’s face it, this whole “working visit” is a sham.
Africa's New Satirists Draw Political Fire
A brave new set of artists dare to sketch a future free from Chinese influence, corruption and terror.
Satire Suffers as Lebanon Cracks Down on Free Speech
Rights activists warn of an alarming turn toward repressive tactics.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
Mothers I'd Like to Judge
Think your momma is the best in the world? Not so fast! Today we dare to stand in judgment of all mothers.
Meet Lithuania’s John Oliver
Andrius Tapinas is a journalist, activist, fiction writer and game show host.
