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Review: Forbidden Broadway Mercilessly Mauls the Hits

Now 42 years old, the Forbidden Broadway franchise remains Mad Magazine with jazz hands, and the latest edition, 'Merrily We Stole a Song,' features a cast of wildly talented mimics skewering the current Broadway season.
By David Cote

Law & Order: Off Broadway Unit

In the Off Broadway show 'Cellino v. Barnes' the rise and fall of the personal injury legal duo is mined for its comedic potential.
By Katie Gee Salisbury

‘The Boys’ Season 4 Review: The Exhausting Work of Fighting (And Satirizing) Fascism

In season 4, this satire of superheroes and Trump-era fascism turns its focus to a presidential election. Resistance isn’t futile, but it wears you down.
By Noah Berlatsky

‘The Regime’ Review: Kate Winslet Wows in HBO’s New Political Satire

By Laura Babiak

Meet the Seven Dwarfs of the Corporate Boardroom

By Marina Hatsopoulos

Still Looking for a Unicorn Exit? Just Follow These Ten Easy Steps!

By Marina Hatsopoulos
Elliot Gould and Donald Sutherland in MASH

50 Years Later, Robert Altman’s ‘MASH’ Is Still Unforgettable

By Brian Fairbanks
MAD Magazine 1968

Mad Magazine’s Joe Raiola Reflects on 33 Years of Lampooning and Satire

By Harmon Leon

Elvia Wilk’s Dystopian ‘Oval’ Imagines an Art World That Sold Its Soul

By Scott Indrisek
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Viral Video Fake Interview

Viral Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Video Proves Facebook Has No Fake News Solution

By Luke O'Neil

It’s Time to Leave San Francisco

By Sunil Rajaraman

And Now, This: How John Oliver’s ‘Legally Spicy’ Show Has Changed the Media Landscape

By John Bonazzo
Jordan Klepper

The Opposition’s Jordan Klepper Can’t Stop Laughing at the Fall of Rome

By Davis Richardson
This has to be good for productivity.

Thank You for Your Undivided Attention

By Sunil Rajaraman
Game of Thrones Spoilers

Imagined Dialogue: ‘Game of Thrones’ if Tryion or Jon Snow Claimed the Iron Throne

By Chris Scott
So much pink.

Cards Against Humanity Is Making a Statement With Its New ‘For Her’ Box

By Sage Lazzaro
Ghosts always ruim perfectly good sheets.

Imagined Dialogue For: ‘A Ghost Story’

By Chris Scott
Peter Parker takes a selfie in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Imagined Dialogue For: ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’

By Chris Scott
Poster for 47 Meters Down.

Imagined Dialogue For: the New Mandy Moore Movie, ’47 Meters Down’

By Chris Scott
FBI Director James Comey prepares to testify about Target-wear.

Imagined Dialogue For: James Comey Hearing

By Chris Scott
Who needs a Guardian when you can have the BOSS?

A Quick Word From: A Livid Bruce Springsteen, Re: Guardians of the Galaxy Soundtrack

By Dennis Flynn
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in The X-Files.

A Millennial Reviews: Nostalgic Romp Down ‘The X-Files,’ Back When Truth Was a Thing

By Jake Flores
‘Demon with Bowl’: Psychotropic drugs were all the rage in ancient times. For a hot second this drug called "the demon" was making the rounds, and it was a common site to see mostly nude waiters and nightclubs offering patrons the substance in large fruit bowls. While most feelings of euphoria were the drugs most common side effect, some users reported seeing the nude waiters transform into demons. This sculpture commemorates the disco age of the second century.

Fan Fiction for Damien Hirst’s ‘Unbelievable’ Ancient Treasures

By Alanna Martinez
It's the GUY!

A List of TV Shows I Want to Pitch to Guy Fieri

By Dana Schwartz
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