Role-reversal satire follows a casual dating moment that turns tense when one person pushes for exclusivity, creating an ...

The 1990s delivered some of the best television sitcoms of all time and several of these great shows somehow got lost in time ...

Growing up in Greenwich, Connecticut during the 1980s, I was no stranger to the venomous way wealth was portrayed in fiction and in films. Spouses who detested one another, siblings who'd stopped ...

Editor’s note: The contents of this column are intended for satirical and entertainment purposes and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the IDS or its staffers. The scenarios mentioned are ...

In all my years of writing articles whether it’s a news piece, an editorial or a feature, not once have I thought to bring humor to the forefront of my reporting or to make The Globe a publication ...

Jessica is a young writer from Brisbane, Australia. An avid consumer and lover of all things Film and TV, you will never tear her away from a screen. A tendency rooted from childhood, she once had ...

Satire is, at its core, punching up. Satire is a medium with a long history of cleverly and precisely criticizing those in power, notably through creative media ranging from literature to film and ...

If you’re reading this review of Gore Verbinski’s maniacal farce “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” in newsprint, congratulations on being a Luddite. But if you’re reading it on a smartphone, then ...

The Declaration of Independence states that all men have certain "unalienable rights." From Mark Twain to Jon Stewart, satirists have picked apart that guarantee and what politicians do to honor it.