Rowan Atkinson, widely known as Mr. Bean, has returned to limelight after a long time with a new comedy series. After Man vs. Bee, the 70-year-old will now be featuring in another miniseries titled ...

A manager at the Laugh Factory in Chicago was arrested for allegedly obstructing a federal immigration operation — but his mother claimed agents “kidnapped” him before her eyes. The Chicago Police ...

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With Western New York students back in the classroom, UB’s Brainy Bulls program has returned for its third year with more resources, expanded partnerships and a renewed focus on providing academic and ...

Baby Einstein, Brainy Baby and other videos that promise to jump-start children's learning have become a billion-dollar industry in this country, but parents are still their babies' best learning ...

Earl Sweatshirt dropped a new album, Live Laugh Love, after teasing it to fans throughout the week. The LP features 10 tracks, including “Gamma (Need the Love),” which references the late Dave Trugoy ...

Nothing is more joyous for dog owners to see their fur baby sharing a beautiful relationship with their child. This adorable video showcased a Boxer named Frankie making a baby laugh nonstop with her ...

A group of university researchers at Northwestern — including a nursing mother — have come up with a way to ease one of the most anxiety-producing dilemmas of early breastfeeding: How much milk is the ...

Victor's feature debut is the announcement of a major talent, as they tell IndieWire about important cat-centric PSAs, maintaining privacy in the face of a very personal film, and bonding with Barry ...

Steven Christian, a third-year MD/Ph.D. student at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med) is revolutionizing health care education with an unexpected tool; a comic book series ...

Critically reviled. Hopelessly dated. Forever near extinction. Yet in a TV landscape full of brutally realistic hits, sitcoms with background laughter are not only still popular, but have become ...