BERLIN (Reuters) - If anyone wants to know the German for "weasels covered in gravy", then comic Eddie Izzard, who unlike some of his countrymen is a lover of all things European, is the go-to man.

Sandra Hüller does the subtlest double take you’ve ever seen, before her expression hardens and her mind leaps into damage-control mode. It’s a gift that the German actress keeps giving in “Toni ...

The latest video in Porsche's "Top Five" YouTube series counts down the top five funniest nicknames for Porsche cars. However, some of them may require a German sense of humor to appreciate. Some of ...

The Melbourne International Comedy Festival takes place from 27 March to 21 April. At the festival, Comedian Maren May can be ...

This piece in The New Republic is a bit of a mess. Jacob Silverman writes about how impossible it is to make a living doing freelance journalism, the “indignities that no worker should have to go ...

Keith Brintzenhoff will be the speaker Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society membership meeting. His talk will feature Dr. Witselsucht, a Pennsylvania German comedian in ...

In December, Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari took the microphone in a press conference and denied that he had died and been replaced by a clone. “The ignorant rumors are not surprising. When I ...

OpenAI's ChatGPT was found to repeat certain jokes over and over in a study examining its ability to understand and generate humor. A research paper released by two German researchers on Wednesday ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - If anyone wants to know the German for "weasels covered in gravy", then comic Eddie Izzard, who unlike some of his countrymen is a lover of all things European, is the go-to man.