comedy

The Toronto-bred funny girl can dish out a one-liner that will leave you simultaneously shocked and in stitches. Here’s her take on race, sexuality and making people laugh.

For the first week of fall, there's plenty to do! From sipping your first cup of pumpkin spiced tea (or coffee), to hunting for one-of-a-kind vintage finds and laughing yourself silly at a comedy festival, we've got the goods to fill your schedule.

The author of Where'd You Go, Bernadette talks about how her own fish-out-of-water experiences inspired her hilarious novel.

In Maria Semple's hilarious new novel, housewife Bernadette is thrown into a tizzy when daughter Bee announces she wants to go on a trip to Antarctica—the last thing Bernadette can imagine is leaving the house and dealing with other people

Maybe more than most things, humour is a truly subjective matter — falling into the what-you-talkin’-about-Willis?-category, which, by the way, isn’t funny. For everyone who thinks that Sacha Baron-Cohen is the bomb, there is an unsmiling counterpart who thinks that the word bomb in his case is a verb.