Hilarity always ensues — and this time is no different.
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He was so angry it tipped over into sheer hilarity.
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Yet the film's unintentional hilarity earned it a devoted following.
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It seems like hilarity follows Ryan Reynolds wherever he goes.
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Does that sound like the height of hilarity to you?
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Hilarity and some seriously uncomfortable double dates will presumably ensue.
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The events are different, but her hilarity remains the same.
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Simple premise ... he switches bodies with Breezy, and hilarity ensues.
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Needless to say, messy lines, broken lipstick and hilarity ensued.
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Hilarity ensues; Giertz curses, to the chagrin of her advertisers.
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That's what the film attempts to discover as hilarity ensues.
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That way, nobody has to wait to see the hilarity.
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You basically rhyme the two last words and hilarity ensues.
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Is it the hilarity he conveys in his feature roles?
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They set out to find her, and reliable hilarity ensues.
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This caused great hilarity, confusion, and shock in equal measures.
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He is giddy, at the obvious hilarity of it all.
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Among the hilarity today, Purdue: The future looks no better.
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"There's lots of silliness, and human hilarity," Mr. Sicha said.
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After that, I sat back and watched the hilarity unfold.
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He then scrambled back out, to the court's general hilarity.
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It's difficult to perform authority when you're convulsed in hilarity.
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Here's to 2020 bringing us more memes and viral hilarity!
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You take the park to court, of course, and hilarity ensues.
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Or, perhaps you just cringe at the hilarity of '90s fashion?
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You never fail to surprise us with your sweetness and hilarity.
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Varner is adept at illustrating intimate moments with hilarity and sincerity.
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Dive into SpongeBob SquarePants, filled with waterlogged hilarity and nautical nonsense!
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We just got a grant from the organization Hilarity for Charity.
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But Canada has been known to breed a lot of hilarity.
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SUBTITLE: But when it comes to pure hilarity, he's a big winner.
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Nor does the patter among Jack's friends and family produce much hilarity.
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In the meantime, enjoy the hilarity of the faux soap opera below.
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Hopefully everything, as that's where the hilarity is supposed to come in.
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Poor Colin Quinn, but terrific hilarity at the expense of Colin Quinn.
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The hilarity was, however, undercut by some seriousness, a joke but not.
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Hilarity ensues as he's up against a classroom full of rambunctious kids.
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His own fans tend to regard them with either distaste or hilarity.
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The hilarity of Derry Girls is so powerful that it transcends language.
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Cue ensuing hilarity — like a raccoon getting into the craft services tent.
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Pain is what makes joy, gratitude, mercy, hilarity, and empathy so precious.
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To this old sot, the gun represents some kind of high hilarity.
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It would be nice to say that hilarity ensues, but it doesn't.
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Of course, the parenting hilarity doesn't stop once children learn how to talk.
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Thank you, Ava, for your hilarity — we can't wait for more Charlene videos!
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The footage caused much hilarity on social media sites, where it circulated widely.
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Hilarity ensued — because hey, at this point, you kind of have to laugh.
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And Mooney's performance is perfectly pitched between gormless hilarity and a disarming sweetness.
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A group of young men all want to lose their virginity, hilarity ensues.
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That's just the level of hilarity you can look forward to with Insatiable.
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Check. Heaps of potential for hilarity and toe-curling awkwardness along the way?
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There were tears, tea and some hilarity in the form of alternate endings.
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GTA Online is much more polished, though it's not without its own hilarity.
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We thought there was a lot of fodder for hilarity in that concept.
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And as a police officer goes to "arrest" a wayward sheep, hilarity ensues.
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As far as I was concerned, undiscovered forms of hilarity were always welcome.
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Because it's him that makes good on the film's promise for unintended hilarity.
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Those three words are a self-contained three-act play of intentional hilarity.
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About New York Nothing like a bit of hilarity to start the day.
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With hilarity and grimness, it connects the dots between pleasure, pain and shame.
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Maybe not with the grace, whining, hilarity and eye-rolling that Sedaris does.
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Come for the Bernie-Sanders-as-Larry-David hilarity, stay for the feminism: .
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Nestled among the repetitive answers and frustrating debates are brief, shining moments of hilarity.
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Now, The Simpsons has always embraced the inherent hilarity of humanity's self-destructive ruts.
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Shrapnel left in the fleshy tissue of camouflaged buttocks were a source of hilarity.
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As the co-founder of an Alzheimer's awareness organization, Hilarity for Charity, Rogen obliged.
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This guy responded to cops who posted his mugshot on Facebook, and hilarity ensued.
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Venius told BuzzFeed News that she was "dying" from the hilarity of the look.
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Folks are praising its excellent woman-centered cast, its hilarity, and its feminist message.
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The Twitter reactions are exactly what you would expect: shock, awe, amazement, and hilarity.
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Hilarity ensues as every absurd action cumulates in an amalgamation of intricately choreographed antics.
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Despite its hilarity and obvious appeal to young people, shit gets real in DALRAT.
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Away from the hilarity, many wondered why the message took hours to be deleted.
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I hit Tiiiiiiiiiip up about burgers, raps, and raps about burgers, and hilarity ensued.
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But when celebrities get into the game, it has that extra bit of hilarity.
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Movies have captured the hilarity in zombie and vampire stories for a while now.
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Movies present weed to be the gateway, not to harder drugs, but to hilarity.
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It suggested that yowling hilarity is the best revenge against an incomprehensibly violent world.
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" He also appears in "Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity" and recently returned to "S.
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If anything, she was fizzy with secret hilarity, she and Rowan exchanging significant glances.
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Two teen-age boys, eagerly hospitable, greeted my anxious questions with loudly incredulous hilarity.
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The biggest cheers were reserved for yellow cards, adding to the hilarity of the spectacle.
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Several Facebook commenters have praised the couple for their hilarity and lighthearted take on relationships.
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In September, they hosted the Hilarity for Charity County Fair, raising money for Alzheimer's awareness.
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Admittedly, the No. 1 reason the Vols should do this is the hilarity of it.
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The opening chapter of Teddy Wayne's third novel, "Loner," encompasses 11 pages of deadpan hilarity.
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"Your BRCA tumors are stupid," my treasured first oncologist told me, much to my hilarity.
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Unfortunately, hilarity can't actually ensue when Almost Family so brazenly ignores the issue of consent.
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Tronc. Few words have garnered as much hilarity in such a short period of time.
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The friends agree to let their fun flag fly, leading to a night of complete hilarity.
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The virtually identical duo charmed both viewers and executives with their hilarity (both intentional and non).
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I think the hilarity in this image may speak for itself: But I will translate anyhow.
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From overly handsy reptiles to shattered props, her "When Things Go Wrong" compilation is pure hilarity.
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Children may be capable of unprompted hilarity, but they're also equally capable of making things awkward.
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Amy's career of hilarity doesn't bear much resemblance to Chuck Schumer, longtime Democratic New York senator.
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These 18 photos of dogs were taken at just the right moment to capture maximum hilarity.
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So many laughs, moments of total hilarity onstage and off we have all shared with him.
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Like the first, it is full of hilarity, anger and tears — and why wouldn't it be?
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Even his score for "The Band's Visit," mostly drenched in melancholy, has moments of lyrical hilarity.
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On their own, each element is funny, but in sync, they elevate one another into hilarity.
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The thing is — for all its scenes of hilarity — BoJack Horseman is also an incredibly poignant show.
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I can't help but think that youung Stefanie was the winner in this battle of childhood hilarity!
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Soon after everyone discovered the hilarity, the moment went the only way it could: into meme stardom.
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She has a dragon for a sidekick, who rivals the genie in Aladdin in terms of hilarity.
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I went through a range of emotions, disgust, horror, and kind of landed on just hilarity, really.
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Turns out, no, but at least in context there's less wince-inducing hilarity to the first episode.
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The Snatched star took the stage at the Hilarity For Charity Variety Show in New York City.
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And in the wake of their juiced hilarity, she asked Adele to record her incoming voicemail message.
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Do not let one frustrating scene rob you of six more episodes of filthy, yet loving, hilarity.
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However, she welcomes the task of seeking out the hilarity even in the most sobering of storylines.
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Mercifully, these episodes make clear that there is definitely a kind of desperate, surreal hilarity at work.
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VARIETY PUZZLE COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon rise above us all; there will be no hilarity.
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Meanwhile, my betrayer audience sat unmoved by the endless adorkable hilarity playing out in front of them.
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There are so many messages going around, some of them full of hilarity and a shared community.
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While they&aposre full of region-specific jokes, all Americans can enjoy their jump-cut edited hilarity.
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The hilarity is as relentless as the title suggests, but you kind of wish it would never stop.
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The couple founded Hilarity for Charity in 2012, shortly after Lauren's mother was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's.
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The bombastic hilarity that once seemed so ridiculous in The Producers is, apparently, more real today than ever.
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" He added of Ms. Kahnweiler, "Mining dark terrain for hilarity is a treacherous game that she plays masterfully.
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We spoke to the guy running shibuyameltdown, Thom O'Brien, about the ethics and hilarity of photographing drunk people.
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It doesn't seem like she knew he'd be the one teaching the class, but hilarity will surely ensue.
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It captures the humanity and hilarity of every character, revealing the relatable person within the sparkly neon spandex.
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While showing scenes of trauma with unflinching honesty, it's the game's hilarity that truly makes you feel understood.
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Imagine the added layer of hilarity that would ensue if America Ferrera, for example, wore this T-shirt.
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The unintentional hilarity here is that Lewis's bold leap is more of a whir forward on a Segway.
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There is joy and hilarity here too, narrated in a raucous style reminiscent of her stand-up routines.
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News Be Funny's best news bloopers of 2019 are here and it's 15 minutes of madness and hilarity.
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Memory, fantasy and ill intent mix freely, with lush paint handling and patterns enhancing the vaguely sinister hilarity.
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Pupil and instructor then dine on the results (as Stephen Colbert did to hilarity on "The Late Show").
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Martha Stewart literally stopped in her tracks when our photog told her Oprah smokes weed ... and hilarity ensued.
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Wry, skeptical and possessed of a dancer's grace, Mr. Dobson brings hilarity to a play that badly needs it.
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If there's one thing we can count on for hilarity, it's viral videos of people recovering from oral surgery.
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Ranked in order of general hilarity, here are 6 Game of Thrones SNL sketches you can watch right now.
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The Silicon Valley installment is probably the closest to being classic Handler — a mix of hilarity and zany exploration.
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This all feels like it all comes from a very authentic place; the hilarity comes out of real situations.
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Hilarity for Charity is Rogen's advocacy organization that uses comedy to raise funds for Alzheimer's Disease awareness and research.
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As chaos and hilarity ensues, fans quickly learn that each astromech has a mind — and personality — of their own.
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We've loved watching spontaneous joy turn into hilarity with the likes of Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, and Roberto Benigni.
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The show's back and forth storytelling — between serious tension and laugh-out-loud hilarity — proves an effective storytelling device.
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While hilarity ensues, the film demonstrates the power of cinema to provide commentary to very sombre issues, like war.
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We sat down with the Evan to discuss his off court hilarity as well as his future in basketball.
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There's all kinds of hate and abuse, but there's also a lot of hilarity, solidarity, and useful knowledge sharing.
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Its tone — knowing, droll, plaintive, shuttling rapidly between pain and hilarity — elevates it to its own kind of specialness.
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And so it is here, even if this go-round leaves a lot of potential hilarity on the table.
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Slapping competitions are a "new curiosity" in Russia that attract "hilarity and outrage," The Guardian wrote earlier this year.
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Ten minutes of low-rent hilarity later, after a blackout, the scene continues, but now the O'Mallerys are black.
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Not to mention the hilarity of the reporter calling him "fearless" immediately after he expressed his one greatest fear.
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But when a hurricane interrupts their path, the plane has to take a layover in St. Louis — and hilarity ensues.
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Beckinsale shared videos and photos of the experience on her Instagram account in which she documented the hilarity that ensued.
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Ordinarily funny circumstances are elevated to a kind of desperate hilarity by the seriousness of the matters beneath their surface.
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In the subreddit /r/pics, bridges of all shapes, sizes and purposes have become a point of discussion and hilarity.
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If nothing else, the upcoming film is an excuse to laugh at the absolute hilarity that is Rebel Wilson's character.
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But the hilarity of the joke overshadowed the fact that Kimmel seemed a bit confused about how Twitter actually works.
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Related: Bronze Crustaceans and Giant 'Pink Lady' Sculptures Go on Display When Sculptures Kill... Giant Sculpture Escapes Museum, Hilarity Ensues
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Golden popcorn, intense lip-locks, and on-stage hilarity are all par for the course at the MTV Movie Awards.
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He's churning out hilarity as a writer on the STARZ comedy series "Survivors Remorse," which just premiered its fourth season.
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The only sane reaction to the waking nightmare of our times is mordant laughter — a kind of post-traumatic hilarity.
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Philip Roth made a similar mistake in "Portnoy's Complaint," retreating from the heights of hilarity into all that Monkey business.
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Whatever happens today, whatever joy or misery, misstep or hilarity, try to practice radical acceptance of the situation at hand.
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Like the Surrealist Salvador Dalí, who replaced telephone receivers with lobsters, Jacobs creates a hilarity that can also be philosophical.
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The Dallas Mavericks superstar was out with teammates Luka Doncic and Jalen Brunson -- when hilarity ensued at a valet stand.
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The company must scramble to find celebrities to replace her as the voice of the Amazon Echo, and hilarity ensues.
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These are creatures who preen over the latest fashion, worry about their looks, and laugh endlessly at their own hilarity.
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But the movie is practically stolen by a human performer, Rudolph, who infuses Bubbles with as much sweetness as hilarity.
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The hilarity subsided when the public learned more of what was going on at Abu Ghraib, Bagram, Mosul, and Guantánamo.
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Protective, poetic, a gentleman with a fierce generosity and a fire for surprise and hilarity, and Jesus, what a laughter!
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Hilarity for Charity has just been released on a Netflix near you, and it also stars Sarah Silverman and Michael Che.
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The series was produced by The Onion, in collaboration with TechCrunch, and is an excellent combination of informative content and hilarity.
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The actress shared videos and photos of the experience on her Instagram account in which she documented the hilarity that ensued.
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Many of us will be downing our turkey dinners with a side of drunken hilarity, family dysfunction, and tense political discussion.
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A glance, or a lunge, or a slow pullback from tragedy or hilarity that is its own self-contained mini-story.
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The ensuing hilarity is best captured in the following couplet: "'Otters,' he whispered, spreading a tarpaulin sheet on the riverbank. "'Sir?
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Happily, Cala manages to provide hilarity that both the intended audience and the snooping adults will appreciate on their own levels.
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The shock, confusion, and uneasy hilarity of watching this exercise in family values are compounded by Kjartansson's stoical lack of response.
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In a recent video from YouTube sketch comedian Kevin Oeser, the question is the theme of 4 minutes of pure hilarity.
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At a Hilarity for Charity event in June, Schumer addressed the circumstances surrounding their breakup, claiming they got too intimate too fast.
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Others have used it as a moment to show just how significant their glow-up has been, to varying degrees of hilarity.
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Bob's Burgers: "Full Bars" "Full Bars" celebrates childhood's best night with the level of hilarity we've come to expect from Bob's Burgers.
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The hilarity here, of course, is that Diet McGoo "rarely" drinks anymore and will probably never touch the beer in his life.
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I run a parody account that pokes fun at the ever-escalating hilarity of these devices, yet I've bought into them frivolously.
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The proceeds will go to Hilarity for Charity, a foundation created by Rogen and his wife, Lauren Miller Rogen, to combat Alzheimer's.
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She is played with heart and hilarity by Niecy Nash, who spent the first season of TNT's "Claws" justifying her bad behavior.
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And constant hilarity was a necessary thing, considering how frequently one's home computer could throw up error messages in those frontier days.
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Some Twitter users have already voiced that they&aposre unsure where to turn for viral memes and internet hilarity with TikTok inaccessible.
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AND FINALLY ... Fun food Ellie Kemper tries to keep up with a professional chef in the kitchen, and hilarity, of course, ensues.
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I was fortunate to find a nice fill for the symmetrical corner, anchored by HILARITY ENSUES, and moved onto the middle region.
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So instead of pulling out a dusty Monopoly box from 1998, shake things up with one of the ten, hilarity-inducing games ahead.
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Thanks to YouTuber Jenna Marbles, we've seen the hilarity that ensues when a vlogger asks her boyfriend to narrate one of her tutorials.
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She attempted to alter the drawing which only added to the hilarity of this unfortunate situation, causing her colleagues to erupt with laughter.
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Sure, it's difficult to verify whether Reddit stories are true or not, but for the sake of hilarity, we're hoping this one is.
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Hilarity for Charity is a movement led by Rogen and his wife, Lauren Miller, to raise funds for and awareness of Alzheimer's disease.
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A gift from the GIF-gods, her mix of cheeky hilarity, disarming honesty, and brash behavior charmed viewers and expanded her fanbase further.
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We all remember Elf for its holly jolly hilarity, but there's one moment that stands out to star Will Ferrell for another reason.
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Mayhem, spontaneity, chaos — and old-fashioned movie style hilarity — ensued, all of which, for all its glamour, the awards season too rarely brings.
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Hilarity seems to ensue, along with gunshots and car chases, while Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" plays over the preview.
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I'm not cutting cloth or anything, I'm still a lawyer but I'm Grace's lawyer and that's going to create a lot of hilarity.
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And if we've learned anything from DeGeneres' past star shopping excursions, we knew that we were in store for absolute and utter hilarity.
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The dedication, the madness, the hilarity — this showcases the greatness of Carrey and the insanity of what is tolerated on a movie set.
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The premise of The Carmichael Show is a familiar one in the sitcom world: Man meets woman, woman meets man's family, hilarity ensues.
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But it revels in the uncomplicated hilarity of taking animal logic at face value, then it blows that joy up to absurd proportions.
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Basically, NASA posted a job listing looking for a full-time "planetary protection officer" to join the agency—and breathless alien hilarity ensued.
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Harold, played by David Oyelowo, accidentally stumbles into the world of drug lords and the FBI while in Mexico, and presumably hilarity ensues.
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Only Garry Shandling would see the hilarity in watching comedians play basketball ... so his buddies gathered for one last round in his honor.
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Reading such hilarity, you must be careful when tossing this hefty hardcover across the room in amused exasperation not to break the crockery.
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The grand fugue that ends the opera begins "The whole world is a joke," and is generally played for its good-natured hilarity.
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It also delivered wall-to-wall hilarity, which had been part of Ms. Semple's job as a writer of high-end television comedy.
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Like Eliot's verses, they present a world of mischief and hilarity, where cats, true to their nature, lurk, but dark shadows do not.
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They discuss nightmare scenarios, dream games, and the hilarity that ensues when this many people crowd a convention center with too many games!
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If you're familiar with the Teigen family dynamic, you already know that this collaboration is a recipe for hilarity, and hijinks will ensue.
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Why him (according to Mr. Beguelin) Chris is really good at doing pretentious — being very full of himself to the point of hilarity.
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In your hands, even the most mundane of household furniture, the humble couch, can be fodder for hilarity, as one reader recently demonstrated.
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And even his loudest, most outsized art feels personal, sourced from extreme emotions we all feel — panic, despair, disgust, hilarity — one by one.
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She's also a fount of hilarity and superlative turns of phrase, which Lockwood appreciates as the antecedent to her own way with words.
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While only one person can control the goose at a time, everyone can enjoy the hilarity and delight of figuring out the puzzles.
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When the Trump/Pence campaign logo was released back in July of 2016, it was a source of hilarity among liberals on social media.
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Haddish also referenced the Beyoncé Bitegate in her stand-up set in the new Seth Rogen Netflix comedy special, Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity.
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Another reason to tune in for April 9, other than the hilarity that will inevitably ensue from putting Bartier Cardi in the host's chair?
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Now, the company is lauding TikTok — which has been downloaded more than 1.5 billion times — as a place for viral hilarity and widespread memes.
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Baby Daddy fans are in for hilarity as PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle stops by the Freeform sitcom on Wednesday night.
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The Sierra AT4 is an extremely impressive truck, a happy middle ground between the hilarity of the Raptor and the opulence of the Ram.
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The hilarity of Ramesh continues throughout the entire episode, as he repeatedly lobbies to go to a seafood restaurant instead of a Thai restaurant.
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For the past four years, a guy named Ted has been taking a picture with Seth Rogen at the Hilarity for Charity benefit event.
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Waititi likes practical, grounded gags that jump rapidly from gravity or hilarity, but the soundtrack's leaps are harder to follow than the tonal shifts.
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Plenty of people have things to say about the Trump administration, but few say it with such eloquence and consistent hilarity as John Oliver.
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There's fun anecdotes to be shared, behind-the-scenes hilarity to discuss, and, more often than not, awkward questions from fans in the audience.
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Posting her work on Instagram, she captures the hilarity and ridiculousness of desi life as told through the eyes of a modern brown girl.
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He has a laconic, understated way of speaking, as though he were trying to downplay the outrage and the hilarity that animate his prose.
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With the vacuum of genuine hilarity Franken's left in Congress, reading his memoir two years later is nostalgic and disheartening, if not very exonerating.
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On Adult Swim, Jena Friedman merged #MeToo comedy and prank shows, and downbeat loons like Joe Pera and Jo Firestone turned banality into hilarity.
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Notice the fear-filled worries and let yourself consider the hilarity of them for just a moment, and then get yourself back to reality stat.
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But Byer is brimming with charisma in every scene, bringing hilarity to even the simplest moments where she's just hanging out with her aimless friends.
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Throughout its astounding and utterly unique second season, FX's Zach Galfinakis–starring absurdist comedy Baskets has struck notes of tenderness, hilarity, sadness, and self-reflection.
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While there were certainly moments of comic relief thanks to hilarity of Lil Rel Howery as Rob, it was a chilling thriller, through and through.
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As much as we like to pretend we are mature, sophisticated grown-ups, who among us can resist the hilarity of an accidental sex joke?
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Her narrators, too, are the same women they've always been, living contingently in temporary digs, doing temporary jobs, observing a tabloid world with grim hilarity.
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Lauren Miller Rogen is an actress, comedic writer, and cofounder of Hilarity for Charity, a movement dedicated to raising awareness of Alzheimer's disease among millennials.
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Two of Portlandia's more popular culture-skewering characters are the Goths, who often do Goth-inappropriate things and act all spooky about them (what hilarity!).
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Matt Gaetz of Florida emphasized the "hilarity" of the virus by wearing a gas mask during the House vote on funding to fight the virus.
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Chips, a podcast on VICE Sports, brings an American and Brit together to marvel at all the brilliance, absurdity, and hilarity in the soccer world.
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A change in the last letter of the movie title leads to a change in the description of the movie and, of course, hilarity ensues.
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To have Ms. Dern, who played her mother in "The Fault in Our Stars," hiss and snarl as her nemesis added hilarity to the proceedings.
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Also submitted for our hilarity are such reliables as the pot-smoking old lady and the elaborate cake that will never reach the finale intact.
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In its first days Rough Night is being compared to The Hangover and Bridesmaids for its bawdy prenuptial hilarity, and it deserves that praise and more.
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For three years the student and his fellow fraternity brothers have raised money for Rogen's Hilarity for Charity, a nonprofit that benefits those with Alzheimer's disease.
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Tiffany Haddish is having a triumphant year, and her hilarity and infectious enthusiasm are making the Oscars red carpet a far better – and more unpredictable — place.
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Game of Thrones, what with its constant violence, intense politics, and casual dragons, doesn't seem like it'd be a set abundant with hilarity and horsing around.
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But the meme can also be applied to just about everything — either as a general expression of empowerment or just as a general expression of hilarity.
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The Suicide Squad star channeled Clint's famous "Spaghetti Western" getup at Hilarity for Charity's 5th Annual Variety Show to benefit The Alzheimer's Association this past weekend.
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The multi-layered dialogue between actor John David Washington's Ron Stallworth and Topher Grace's David Duke goes from hilarity to suspense to repulsive in an instant.
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While hijinx, hilarity, and eventually romance ensue, does the gender switch make the reality of the plot – kidnapping, Stockholm syndrome, and class comeuppance – any less creepy?
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Among comments explaining why these coupons aren't that odd to find on Vegan mayo, you better believe there were plenty of others reveling in the hilarity.
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They dressed as the "Super Mario" characters in honor of Hilarity for Charity's annual variety show, which was held at the Hollywood Palladium in October 2016.
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The good news for Manning ... Ross says Peyton has already proved he has thick skin -- and expects nothing less than hilarity when #18 takes the stage.
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Aside from the hilarity of Michael Beasley jacking up 15 to 20 shots a game, there's very little reason to watch the rest of the way.
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Hodgman is known for serving up the ludicrousness of life in ways that blend gravity with hilarity, and this memoir has got that aesthetic in spades.
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He has written only one novel, "Bridge of Sighs" (2007), with anything like the scope, hilarity, anguished underpinnings and brilliantly adroit nonchalance of his early work.
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Pratt is aware of its his own irrelevance and the hilarity of talking about it ("Good thing about being irrelevant is nobody calls you for [expletive]").
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Expect the film adaptation to be about a lot more than just the hilarity of watching Franco-as-Wiseau say, "O hai Mark!" over and over.
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From behind-the-scenes moments backstage to the stressful hilarity of the red carpet, those watching from home are only getting a sliver of the drama.
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Think of it as an interactive screaming goat Youtube video, where you can sink several hours of your life into the random hilarity of Goat Simulator.
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It's a movie built from the same building blocks, but it also has something worthwhile to say in the midst of its hilarity and spectral hijinx.
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Here's where I would like to tell you about the all-consuming, cramp-inducing hilarity of Mr. Fowlie's script, co-written and directed by Jordan Black.
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We could come up with a curatorial theme, team, and program later — that's not important — just think of the hilarity of someone launching a "Biennale Biennale"!
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"What we're going to get to see on stage with you hosting the Oscars is sophistication, class, hilarity and you growing as a person," she said.
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Oliver fully explains the debate around the U.K.'s upcoming referendum on membership in the European Union with his typical style of well-researched hilarity and wit.
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The semi-autobiographical tale is written by Dowd, who renders the show's childhood tribulations — and the adult issues that often surround them — with specificity, heart and hilarity.
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Unamusing jokes aside, this absurd Netflix deal is actually meant to promote Rogen's new special, Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity, which will be released on April 6.
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She describes a comprehensive list of menopausal symptoms with aplomb and hilarity and every page has the reader either laughing out loud or nodding in earnest agreement.
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The endless reintroductions could easily feel like exposition-dumps, but the hilarity of these huge personalities engaging each other instead provides some of the movie's best moments.
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The book is slated for release in 2018, so we can get a sneak peek at the hilarity to come before it comes to life in Hollywood.
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We've arrived at the hospital now, so the atmosphere is gloomier, but once again we get dancing delicacies, hydrocephalic authority figures, and, by the end, general hilarity.
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The viral trend has users texting phone numbers that are one digit away from theirs and seeing what kinds of responses they get and what hilarity ensues.
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Since the early days of Cheech and Chong, filmmakers have sought to capture the hilarity and mayhem that may or may not occur when one smokes up.
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For more #WeddingFail hilarity, watch the full video below, or check out the hashtag (and maybe feel better about any of your own #weddingfails in the process).
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"The average meme produced is difficult to differentiate from a real meme and both variants scored close to the same hilarity rating as real memes," they wrote.
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The bittersweet cracks propelled the ruthlessly brilliant Stephen Colbert to new levels of hilarity, and the more Trump-centered his jokes became, the higher his ratings climbed.
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I was seated with my back to a boisterous group, where an older man appeared to be keeping his younger audience in a state of high hilarity.
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In songs like "Pageant" and "Big Beautiful Day," the band gives an astonishing and razor-sharp voice to queer and trans experiences, providing uplift, empathy and hilarity.
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The hilarity featured guest host Chadwick Boseman in character as his "Black Panther" character, T'Challa, the king of Wakanda on the black version of the game show.
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Just a warning, there's plenty of grunting and swearing from unhappy Australians in the video, but we think you'll find that's part of the hilarity of it all.
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He was the leading voice in the campaign for Britain to leave the EU, but caused hilarity last week by vowing that Brexit would be a "titanic success".
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In the closet, the embarrassment had been fleeting, a stopgap, holding a place open in his body for the exhilaration, hilarity, and pride that flooded in seconds later.
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In interviews, celebrities gush about how privileged they are, and late-night television segments regularly portray on-set life as a never-ending parade of hilarity and glamor.
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It's meant to highlight both the hilarity of kids' unscripted remarks while showcasing the family relationships of Hollywood stars via a series of pranks perpetrated by their children.
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For all its hilarity, the show also makes important statements on societal expectations of women, mental health, and finding happiness in a world often seemingly tailored against happiness.
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News caught up with the Saturday Night Live cast member and "Weekend Update" co-host at the Hilarity for Charity's Third Annual New York City Variety Show. E!
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There are others — goofy accents, nicely staged pratfalls, humiliations large and small — though not much that rises to the level of unforgettable, wild-eyed, laugh-out-loud hilarity.
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But before we conclude hilarity is innate and there's nothing us un-funny, not-so-smart schlubs can do about it, let's circle back to Berg at UCB.
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Whether they're singing about schadenfreude in the Broadway show "Avenue Q" or something nonsensical like "Manamana" on "Sesame Street," these anthropomorphized piles of fabric and felt emanate hilarity.
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When Giovanni falls for the daughter of the theatrical company's leader, her disapproving father sends him on a quest to an old castle, where hauntings and hilarity ensue.
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The inspiration for this one came after watching the "Communication Studies" episode of "Community," where Britta leaves a drunk message on Jeff's voice mail (hilarity, of course, ensues).
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The TikTok feature to create reaction videos to other TikTok clips was used to create the hilarity in this viral one (Will Antonelli, Business Insider associate freelance editor).
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It takes some adjustment, and a great deal of hilarity, to restore their communal equilibrium as they cycle through their poker games, their backyard workout sessions and other rituals.
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And when most brands are simplifying their stock to hero pieces and classic, everyday-use-type items, the hilarity of over-the-top clutch designs is refreshing and bold.
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The new mascot for the Philadelphia Flyers hockey team, Gritty, has been both a source of mystery and hilarity since the NHL announced his debut in September this year.
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On Saturday night, the low-profile pair made a rare public appearance together for Seth Rogen's 2016 Hilarity for Charity Variety Show at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
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For extra hilarity notice that the jiu jitsu standout, Gabi Garcia, is ranked at #14 in the world at featherweight and likely hasn't weighed 145lbs since her school days.
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But comedian and host Nicole Byer delivers endless charm and hilarity instead – as do the contestants, who can't bake for shit but find a way into your heart anyway.
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" Justin Chang, LA Times "Once again, the director draws upon the sketch-comedy gifts he honed on "Key & Peele" to achieve an artful, ruthless balance of horror and hilarity.
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After years of larger-than-life hilarity on shows such as Saturday Night Live, 203 Rock and The Last O.G., Tracy Morgan wanted a house fit for a king . . .
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Hilarity is supposed to ensue, but the script, by Sheldon Cohn and Gary Wolfson, is tepid stuff, and Michael Manasseri, the director, doesn't find a way to enliven it.
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The Rogens founded Hilarity for Charity back in 2012 and have hosted several variety shows and stand-up comedy performances over the years to raise money for the cause.
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The scene was filmed at Katz's Deli at 205 East Houston, which was already something of a New York institution before that exquisite bit of hilarity was shot there.
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In Accra, one of the authority representatives sent to speak to reporters about the ban sparked hilarity among cameramen over what they said was her own artificially lightened skin.
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As with most endeavors, there have been some successes, some failures, the occasional moment of unintentional hilarity, and — by the very nature of the beast — a few panic attacks.
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The long, treacherous path to adulthood is often paved with hilarity — just ask Jessi Klein, executive producer of Inside Amy Schumer, Transparent writer, former SNL staffer, and now, breakout author.
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Many Angelenos—in fact, every Angeleno he had consulted—appeared to view Mr Garcetti's recent hints that he was mulling a run for president in 2020 with astonishment, hilarity even.
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"I've got a surplus of time on my hands and a catastrophic dearth of intelligence, hilarity, and awesomeness," Dozier told a VICE music editor in a fan letter in 2013.
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Michel's highly curated funeral for Chin-Chin is one of the character's most on-point moments, and Zach's reluctant Celine Dion cover is a streak of classic Gilmore Girls hilarity.
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He shared both the actual parts that make you want to weep for all of humanity and the ridiculous, morbid hilarity that can be found in the cruelest of jokes.
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And The Boston Globe came into possession of Romney's infamous "binders full of women," which he bragged about—to much hilarity and criticism—during a debate against President Barack Obama.
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Memo From France PARIS — With its guffawing masculine hilarity, the National Assembly, France's lower house of Parliament, would not be put to shame by the most boisterous American state legislature.
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Even in mid-career, Lenny would go off on holiday with Burtie and Shirley, the three of them joined in hilarity over childhood memories, complete with an invented nonsense language.
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But I would argue that the "Downton" passion is unique in that it admits any manner of opposed feelings — impatience, hilarity, agnosticism, scorn, bafflement — and still thrives and still endures.
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Like too many of the more elaborate comic bits in "Grimsby," the elephant sketch soon drags and dies, its foundational visual gag (Jonah in pachyderm privates) never reaching gagging hilarity.
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Meanwhile, the world of social platforms has drastically changed thanks to TikTok, a short-form video-sharing app that&aposs developed into a launchpad for viral hilarity and widespread memes.
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Hilarity occasionally causes narrative drive to ebb, but the escapades are underpinned by a strong voice that seems to have seen everyone's worst, and to have nothing left to conceal.
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Mr. Kosky heightens the operetta's cynical spin on marriage and 19th-century bourgeois mores to preposterous hilarity, a jittery Jim Carrey-esque orgy egged on by the conductor Enrique Mazzola.
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It has everything a Star Wars fan could possibly want, packed into episodes that range from one-shot hilarity to poignant encounters with some of the franchise's most popular characters.
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Mr. Kosky heightens the operetta's cynical spin on marriage and 19th-century bourgeois mores to preposterous hilarity, a jittery Jim Carrey-esque orgy egged on by the conductor Enrique Mazzola.
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From her early days in Firestarter to her ill-fated scene in Scream and her latest brain-eating hilarity on Santa Clarita Diet, Barrymore has a history of doing horror right.
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Each year, the school that raises the most funds for Rogen, 33, and his wife Lauren Miller's, 33, Hilarity for Charity's college program wins a special visit from Mr. and Mrs.
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Seth Rogen appeared on NBC's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Monday to promote Hilarity For Charity's 6th annual variety show, which will be available to stream on Netflix on Friday, April 6.
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The show is clearly staged and not at all scary, but the hilarity of watching some of our favorite entertainers interact with each other under pressure makes up for its shortcomings.
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Apparently, there's a small Canadian town that is actually on the US side of the border, meaning that it falls under the Troopers' jurisdiction, and general hilarity ensues during the handoff.
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Through a language of hilarity, Ubu Roi tells the farcical story of Père Ubu, an officer of the King of Poland and a grotesque figure who epitomizes the idiocy of officialdom.
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It's just another spontaneous, temporary small-town moment of hilarity and celebration before the whole group loads back into a grubby van and heads for the next spot down the road.
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An amniocentesis might answer the question in days, of course, but Jones refuses the test because of a vague fear of needles, which allows for months of befuddled hilarity to ensue.
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No more scrolling through minutes and minutes of six-second hilarity from Will Sasso, King Bach or Chris D'Elia, mind-bending magic from Zach King or beautifully rendered animations from Pinot.
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The hilarity of a man, slumped from years of crime-fighting, waltzing through a normal day in stretchy suit paints a picture that could not be farther from comic book lore.
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Larky and light on its feet up until an unexpectedly sour ending, this heist-related hilarity may inhabit the American Midwest, but its comic impetus could have come only from England.
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Don't worry about dumping your beer money on a Halloween costume — you can't put a price on the hilarity of a hot-dog-filter snap with a real, living hot dog.
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Every Sunday night, the best improvisers in New York City invite a celebrity guest to tell stories based on audience suggestions, and then the improvisers spin those stories into heightened hilarity.
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This is one of the reasons why actor and writer Lauren Miller Rogen started Hilarity for Charity, an organization aimed at educating millennials about Alzheimer's disease, with her husband Seth Rogen.
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Overlooking the regrettable hilarity of this designation for a brief moment, let's point out that a peacock is, of course, the official corporate logo of NBC and has been for decades.
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The pair, whose fans include Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon and Mandy Moore, dive into their clients' most personal spaces — closets, kitchen pantries and bathroom cabinets — and hilarity inevitably ensues along the way.
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Seth Rogen, who cast Ms. Wolf in his "Hilarity for Charity" comedy special on Netflix, said she was a rare stand-up who could tackle timely subjects without sounding tedious or didactic.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused — almost embarrassed — as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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Hannibal Buress Bringing Comedy Back to FYF The stand-up comedian, 34, brought hilarity to this year's FYF on the beloved comedy stage, which has been M.I.A. from the festival since 2013.
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Especially in light of the recent reckoning happening in Hollywood in regards to sexual harassment and assault, Half Magic brings a much needed dose of female independence (and hilarity) to our screens.
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The event raised $1.6 million for Alzheimer's research and has raised over $6.5 million since Rogen and his wife created Hilarity for Charity in 2012, according to a statement from the fundraiser.
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Trump's suggestion provoked anger, support and even hilarity in Britain, with one lawmaker, Conservative Simon Burns, joking that perhaps Britain should suggest Hillary Clinton as its preferred choice as ambassador to London.
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The "Disaster Artist" star appeared on the NBC talk show to promote his annual variety show, Hilarity For Charity, which will will be available to stream on Netflix on Friday, April 6.
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We're not the only ones who think so because the fan-favorite video challenge of boyfriends putting on makeup has been updated to new levels of hilarity: My Boyfriend Does My Voiceover.
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Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller The married actors were beyond cute as the Super Mario Brothers Mario and Luigi at the Hilarity for Charity's 5th annual variety show held earlier in October.
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These are big ideas for a comedy to play around with, but the visual style Hader and Berg developed in the first few episodes underlines them with a kind of bleak hilarity.
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But the collective's gesture, aside from introducing some hilarity to the typically austere German festival, amplifies frustrations felt by many over its arrival in a country facing economic, political, and social turmoil.
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Generally speaking as someone in the 99th percentile of NBA-game watchers, eight or nine teams are currently, um, unwatchable, and a sad hilarity ensues when they square off against each other.
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A child who's tempted to make a choice that provides some thrill or gross hilarity—force Grylls to eat poo, say—might then display concern, electing to have Grylls go foraging instead.
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Her hilarity and ferocity paired with the seven-month-old fetus growing in her stomach makes for a fantastic sight and one of the most iconic stand-up specials of all time.
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May's talk of a "smooth and orderly" divorce drew prolonged hilarity followed by a three-hour assault on her plan from every bench — Leavers, Remainers, Labourites, Liberal Democrats, Northern Irish, Scottish Nationalists.
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And absent the requisite hilarity, this single-issue tactic quickly becomes tedious, leaving you with a limp sex comedy that feels as cinematically played out as the dusty charm of Austin itself.
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Like some of the other unfunny female-driven comedies, this one tries to turn raunch into hilarity, yucks into yuks, but it's hard to laugh when a movie treats women with contempt.
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That said, there were also Reagan-era toga parties and drinking games inspired by what people saw on the screen, where characters being drunk or stoned was often a source of hilarity.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused—almost embarrassed—as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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Williams, Watson and Witten each attempt to create their daughters' requested hairstyle — twisted pigtails, braided pigtails, a ballerina bun and a princess puff — and hilarity (along with some surprisingly well-done styles!) ensues.
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The legendary singer, 70, sat down with Kelsea Ballerini, Cam, Lauren Alaina and RaeLynn as part of Cracker Barrel's Front Porch Series to show her support of women in country – and hilarity ensued.
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As for the possibility of the gang getting back together for a fresh new round of hilarity, Mullally went on to say that there's no better time to make that happen than now.
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So much of Rock's content in Tamborine is raw and difficult, but he navigates everything with so much ease and so many deft punchlines that it never loses its steam or its hilarity.
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The fact that Issa's boss, Joanne (Catherine Curtin) asks her, "What would James Baldwin say is the most beneficial for people of color?" gives the premiere its most cringe-worthy moment of hilarity.
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In it a group of friends argue over the true value of a modern painting one of them has bought — and the resulting conversations highlight the neuroses of privileged lives with sharp hilarity.
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Registered nurse Betty Ferrell, scientist Ed Damiano, and Seth Rogen and wife Lauren Miller, who received the People's Choice Award for their work in Alzheimer's awareness and research funding through organization Hilarity for Charity.
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Detailing the mythical origins of humor, and the genitals' seminal role in everything we now call comedy, the essay drives home the hilarity of attaching strictures and stigmas to ubiquitous pieces of biological necessity.
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That slapstick is hardly stinted: The production, running through Saturday at the packed-to-the-gills Muse warehouse in Bushwick, Brooklyn, makes much hilarity, for one thing, of men scrambling for pink nun habits.
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The hilarity of a 40-something navigating the world as a fresh-faced New Yorker — and the satirical look at the intense, New York publishing world — has resonated with audiences both young and old.
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The story of two backpacking buddies who are attacked by a wolf in England combines frequent hilarity and shocking acts of violence to create the perfect tale of a man trying to fight fate.
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In "Garbage," a woman stands in line at a coffee shop behind two girls who are complaining about a mutual acquaintance, creating a set piece of virtuosic dialogue that's equal parts hilarity and horror.
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There you are, you and your bestie, slinging those pictures and videos back and forth, getting that sacred pendulum of digital adorableness and hilarity moving between you, and you start to feel momentum, don't you?
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" But the commenter concluded by thanking Handler for her hilarity — with a message that could potentially be universal for anyone grappling with grief: "Keep on making me laugh girl, it outshines our sadness we hide.
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Just when you thought you had seen the most beautiful group of crazy rich people duke it out on screen, Steve Aoki has dropped a video that takes the drama — and hilarity — up a notch.
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"It's nice to have a break and after a couple weeks, I think I'll be itching to get back into it," Jost told CNN at a Hilarity for Charity event in New York on Thursday.
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After waking up in a sweat thinking about everything I forgot to do while on active shift, I've come back to work to tell my crew about the hilarity of feeling panicked over forgetting water.
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By the time several cast members "break" in a clearly scripted eruption of supposed hilarity, you begin to feel that the show, in its mania to please, has crossed a line from silly to clammy.
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But Mr. Nyuade's satirical approach, mingling hilarity and horror, suits the show's preference for polemical indirection, just as his semiabstract style, which foregrounds color and texture, sustains a prevailing focus on traditional studio formal skills.
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But as a United States citizen (he lives in Los Angeles), Mr. Lydon said he voted for the candidate "whose name rhymes with 'Hilarity,'" despite his palpable lack of enthusiasm for her "loser trip" candidacy.
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The memes proliferated ideas about the prospect of World War III; about Iran and its culture; and about the hilarity and absurdity of sending a modern generation of teens and young adults off to war.
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Virality was once the delightful miracle of a networked age; you'd see a funny video going around, get caught up in the collective wonder and hilarity, and forward it on to your 100 closest pals.
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But its unnerving blend — not "dark comedy" or "light drama" but straight-out hilarity intercut with stark horror — might also be the only honest way to capture the complexities of its subject and its characters.
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But its unnerving blend — not "dark comedy" or "light drama" but straight-out hilarity intercut with stark horror — might also be the only honest way to capture the complexities of its subject and its characters.
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It's a movie about the ugly, brutal hilarity of modern life, where some people get to live out in the open and others are forced into the shadows, but everyone's sucking one another's life blood.
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It's much better than the sort of anguished earnestness that you're like, "Well, I'm sad, and I'm earnest," and then you don't get either the true real indignance or the satire and the hilarity of it.
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Hilarity for Charity was a movement established to create awareness of Alzheimer's disease among the millennial generation, and their college program HFC U partnered with AMC and Sony Pictures Television to make the grand prize happen.
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Here are 10 of our favorites: Since they graduated from college in 2009, "Piggy" and "Kitty" have paid off their student loans, purchased houses, and are facing the concept of retirement with f-bombs and hilarity.
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In "Earthquake News Report" on Saturday Night Live, a building collapse at a name change office leads to several pre–change individuals saying their increasingly silly names on air, leading to dirty puns and general hilarity.
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Mulaney took part in the Netflix special Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity, and as part of his stand-up he talked about his wife's crush on actor Timothée Chalamet — or "The Boy" as Mulaney calls him. .
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McDermott gives us a flawed, funny, self-aware narrator with a powerful command of his own voice; he can move from barely controlled hilarity to the brink of rage to aching tenderness in a single breath.
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Within 12 minutes the clip was up on Twitter, and for a little while the internet came together to ignore the terrifying news cycle and gather 'round the great unifier: the objective hilarity of a fart.
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Though Snatched starts strong, it soon devolves into a series of slapsticky set pieces that vary in hilarity, ranging from Christopher Meloni masquerading as an Indiana Jones type to a gag-worthy bit with a tapeworm.
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But provided the personalities behind Netflix's social channels can remain on the right side of the very fine line between peak hilarity and overkill, they should continue to remain one of the very few successful brand accounts.
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Hilarity ensues — it's an Emma Stone comedy, after all — and everything works out in the end after some self discovery, a pretty smokin' corset-and-pin situation, and many many references to Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
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In Logan Lucky, those pieces include some excellent meta-jokes (including one about "Ocean's 7-11") and set pieces (a homemade explosive concocted with bleach, salt, plastic bags, and gummy bears provides a whole mess of hilarity).
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American hero and Ghostbuster Leslie Jones is making her triumphant return to the Olympics this year, so buckle up and get ready to enjoy some hilarity while watching the top athletes in the world do their thing.
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Strowman and Fandango, destined for tag team hilarity, before the big man heads for Japan or Mexico where he can carve out an ok but not particularly great living throwing around luchadores and other assorted flippy types.
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But they were not forgotten — perhaps, Mr. Elliott theorized, because the "hilarity of pomposity" had not gone out of style — and in 1982, they returned to the airwaves with "The Bob and Ray Public Radio Show" on NPR.
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As it centers on a teenager (Ronan) who's in her senior year of high school in the early 2000s and who has a touch-and-go relationship with her mother (Metcalf), Lady Bird ripples with gentleness and hilarity.
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First, it allows the writer to tweak the world into some different shape, allowing not only for bizarre hilarity, but an argument that it is only the structure of our lives that prevents us from understanding each other.
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Cairrao's post on Twitter has garnered nearly half a million retweets and likes from users who have shared screenshots of their own number-neighbor conversations — or lamented that their attempts at hilarity didn't have nearly as successful results.
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There are multiple '80s teen comedies that built ostensibly lighthearted comedic sequences out of the sheer hilarity of the idea of girls getting assaulted at a party — most notably, as Helaine Olen pointed out on Twitter, Sixteen Candles.
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As an ensemble, they bring perfect comic timing to the show, as does Guillén, who imbues his part as the familiar that just wants to become a real vampire with a deft mix of hilarity and genuine pathos.
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Today we welcome Hannah Slovut, who immediately endeared herself to me because she not only constructed a crossword puzzle theme that escalated to hilarity, but she also celebrates World Giraffe Day, as you'll see in her notes below.
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Squeeze in a microdose of hilarity with the latest episode from this new comedy series created by and starring Jody Atkinson and Susan Stava, about New York suburbanites hitting what they call the "gray wall" of middle age.
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A high point is a letter she writes but is not ready to send, to a girl who might not be ready to forgive her — because for all its easygoing hilarity, this novel isn't interested in false resolution.
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Ninety minutes into Mr Trump's speech, in which he talked up the latest jobs numbers, lambasted his enemies and joined in the hilarity that a heckler caused by suggesting he "shoot" Latino immigrants, the crowd was still cheering him.
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I will say that I love the inventiveness and the hilarity, especially the drawings – a lot of people have drawn pictures of me and Eleven dancing and doing weird dad stuff like me teaching her to ride a bike.
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TikTok continues to maintain it's a place for viral hilarity and widespread memes, but the company's handling of the death shows that it has to answer to the same questions as other platforms when it comes to moderating content.
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Regardless of whether a team wins or loses, the panic as they grapple for the right answer and the hilarity if they get it wrong releases endorphins that promote group bonding, says Robin Dunbar, a psychologist at Oxford University.
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"The hilarity of the notion that all jobs should be open to both sexes spawned a running joke," writes Gillian Thomas in "Because of Sex", her book on the impact of Title VII of America's 22016 Civil Rights Act.
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Rather than revisiting the hilarity of a mother of three moonlighting as an errand girl/body disposal expert, Shadows opens up room for a new kind of wannabe: an Antonio Banderas-obsessed familiar with truly excellent taste in sweaters.
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Christopher Guest and some of his favorite players — Jennifer Coolidge, Jane Lynch, Parker Posey, Ed Begley Jr. and Fred Willard — reveal the hilarity in the world of sports mascots, competing here for the Golden Fluffy, the pursuit's highest honor.
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Genital Jousting isn't afraid to explore the hilarity of wangs: the weird physics, the grotesqueness, the way they wobble around like fat jelly worms, the noises they make when they penetrate things (which is, apparently, a slightly unnerving "squelch").
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It's been 17 years since "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" — which won the Laurence Olivier Award for best comedy and received a clutch of Tony nominations for its 2005 Broadway incarnation — first jolted theatergoers into a state of appalled hilarity.
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A seam of hilarity derives from the menus read aloud every time the dumb waiter snaps open, and Mr. Freeman in particular has a field day bleating the word "scampi," as if the crustacean itself contained some unnameable horror.
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And aside from the hilarity of seeing two actors in ill-fitting demon suits giving it to each other from behind, this movie is not worth watching for the brief gag of seeing Rollins in a pair of pink sweatpants.
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Alzheimer's and dementia are no laughing matters, but if anyone knows how to find a smile in a serious situation, it's Seth Rogen, which is exactly what he did at the Hilarity for Charity event this Wednesday in New York City.
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The whole spectacle moves some of his former Brussels colleagues to hilarity, even fury—the European capital has something of a love-hate relationship with the former European Parliament president—but in German political terms he is undeniably relatable. Novelty.
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Possibly anticipating a scene from Coffee and Cigarettes, in which Bill Murray plays the waiter serving Wu Tang's GZA and RZA (hilarity ensues), hundreds of New Yorkers hit up 21 Greenpoint Friday night to catch a glimpse of the actor.
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" In honor of her mother, Rogen and her husband founded the organization Hilarity for Charity, which, according to their website, is "dedicated to raising awareness, inspiring change, and accelerating progress in Alzheimer's care, research, and support through the engagement of millennials.
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Rogen and his wife, actress Lauren Miller, will be honored with the WebMD Health Heroes People's Choice Award at the upcoming Health Heroes Gala for their work raising awareness of and funds for Alzheimer's research through the organization Hilarity for Charity.
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Fisher was known for her frankness and hilarity, frequently critiquing and joking about the sci-fi franchise that ignited her early career, and unabashedly slamming her Princess Leia hairstyle and the metal bikini costume she wore in Return of the Jedi.
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Hilarity further ensues when Conner, in trying to prove a point to his former band mates Lawrence (Akiva Schaffer) and Owen (Jorma Taccone), that he loves all his fans equally and will do anything for them, awkwardly signs this fan's member.
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Most of these on-the-spot flourishes will never make it to air, as Silicon is a twisty, tightly scripted show, one that captures all the dick moves (and dick jokes) of an industry that's often unaware of its hypermasculine alpha-bro hilarity.
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His debut book, HOW TO RUIN EVERYTHING, is a compilation of essays that touch on the hilarity and humiliation of his life so far—from his misguided pursuit of women twice his age to the time he accidentally became an international ivory smuggler.
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Somehow, the hilarity of Donald Trump making out with another man has emerged as a mainstay among some parts of the internet Resistance — a crowd that is well-stocked with comedians, entertainers, and people who should both know better and be funnier.
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While the songs in the first and third films are often either extremely saccharine, full of romantic longing or slow jams, the second prioritizes angst, speed and hilarity—partly because the stakes are higher as the students wrestle with adulthood and each other.
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The internet is an increasingly hyper, increasingly instantaneous, and increasingly politicized place, and nowhere have we seen these trends converge as neatly as they did this week around the massive hilarity surrounding President Donald Trump's apparent typo in a now-deleted tweet.
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Eric McCormack, Debra Messing, Sean Hayes, and Megan Mullally consistently deliver the laughs on NBC's Will & Grace, and now we get to see more behind-the-scenes hilarity in the revival's season 1 DVD gag reel, which EW can reveal exclusively above.
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There were quieter pieces here and there that stood out from the general hilarity due to their relative absence of polychromy, texture, and pop-cultural references (some of which, like the Angry Birds faces, no longer possess the relevance they once did).
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The subsequent belly laughs are from our board of trustees, who appreciate the comedy of watching you try to get any of "your" possessions back (good luck!), followed by a paroxysm of hilarity from the throats of our amply funded legal department.
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"While men are conditioned to dream big—to see their happiness in terms of adventure and travel, sex and ideas and long nights of hilarity—women are now encouraged to find deep fulfilment in staying home to origami our pants," she wrote.
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A week ago, as I was procrastinating doing my "real work" as a screenwriter and founder of the Alzheimer's charity, Hilarity For Charity, I came across the news that Will Ferrell, one of my favorite comedians, would be doing a movie titled Reagan.
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Stars like Bill Hader and Adam Devine joined Seth Rogen and wife Lauren Miller Rogen as they hosted the Hilarity for Charity County Fair Saturday in downtown Los Angeles, raising money for Alzheimer's awareness — a cause that hits home for the Rogens.
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What they leave behind is the sad hilarity of a world where customs make a father wrap up and care for a son's discarded foreskin, but just the thought of a girl pursuing her art fills her family with rage and violence.
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And they will prove it—the apex of their hilarity—by doing a joke music video which takes them longer than they would like to admit about something mad that songs don't usually get made about ("Southern Trains" and their absolutely horrifically run service).
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Whether it's the epithets tossed her way with sudden abandon ("cunt" and "bitch" from well-heeled visitors) or the crazed mob that corrupts her Crate + Barrel crusade, a liminal space emerges wherein the verity of victimhood and the hilarity of martyrdom compete for our attention.
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The episode is rather light on stakes (we know Buffy isn't actually going to kill Demon Giles) but heavy on hilarity — Giles chasing Professor Walsh down the street only gets better with every repeat viewing, and everything about his scenes with Spike is gold.
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Like all of the above, "on fleek" was instantly viral across all social media, and the video showcased both the hilarity of the Vine platform and the way catchphrases born from its six-second clips could easily find their way into collective cultural jargon.
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Perfume Genius, who is also a lowkey Comic Genius, tweeted that he would act as something of an indie Sorting Hat, sorting fans' faves into the different Hogwarts houses: Obviously 'hilarity' 'ensued,' as this turned out to be another of Perfume Genius' many talents.
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Yes, hilarity will undoubtedly ensue, though the fact that the trailer alone sees the series tackle, issues like gentrification, interracial relationships and what life can truly be like post-incarceration, it's clear that Peele— who also serves as executive producer with Morgan—has done his homework.
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And while it's way too soon to provide a full recap of the first episode — spoilers are real — I would be remiss not to talk about a particularly shining example of the series' perfect blend of consciousness, creativity, and hilarity: a fictional version of Scandal called Defamation.
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We know that sticking a bunch of pre-teens on the dancefloor with only vague guidelines is a recipe for mild hilarity and a whole lot of sublimated shame that will play out in unpredictable and psychically fraught ways for literally the rest of their lives.
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But they aren't above having a laugh at insular communities — community theater in Waiting For Guffman, the competitive dog-show circuit Best In Show, and professional folk musicians in A Mighty Wind — and they find the hilarity in their characters' earnest, obsessive devotion to fringe pursuits.
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As I recall, I managed to talk my way into performing on the lower-profile second half of the show, downstairs—I didn't do as poorly as I'd feared, but I distinctly remember that Lennikov did not seem overly bowled over by the hilarity of my set.
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The performances seem to have been wordless symbolic dramas, of a dark, bitter hilarity in the spirit of Antonin Artaud and Bertolt Brecht, though it's hard to recapture them, as the artist forbade filming and photography, and almost no record remains apart from descriptions by witnesses.
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This is a film you made decades ago and there's something about it, between the sense of hilarity and despair—I think about that and I think about the other kind of depiction of America we're seeing now through the lens of another character who's running for president.
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TikTok has stressed the image that its platform is a place solely for viral hilarity and widespread memes, but the company's handling of the death on its platform shows that it has to answer to the same questions as other social media sites when it comes to content moderation.
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The plot zigs and zags and sometimes accelerates in the direction of genuine hilarity — when Teddy takes a job at a fast-food restaurant called Christian Chicken, whenever Mr. Malco opens his mouth or Ms. Rajskub blinks her eyes — only to downshift into sloppy, easy jokes and gags.
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He and his inseparable, grim-visaged security gurus (played with straight-faced hilarity by Tom Lipinski and Brian Wiles) have been struggling to stop Dr. Gilbert, the oncologist Axe employed to test the potency of the poison used to spike Ice Juice, from making a deal to testify.
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By the time he was helpless with it he would have his students in stitches, with abrupt barks of clockwork hilarity coming from Charles and a dazzling flow of unsuspected lovely laughter transfiguring Josephine, who was not pretty, while Eileen, who was, dissolved in a jelly of unbecoming giggles.
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Chronic lack of privacy, that inevitable theme of Indian life and fiction, and a source of tender hilarity in "Family Planning," here assumes oppressive form as Vikas's relatives descend on the bereaved couple, theatrically slipping sleeping pills into their tea and removing the knives from their kitchen drawers.
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And leaving aside the hilarity of the fact that Cursed Child's creation of the Delphi character means the Harry Potter canon now shares a major plot point with My Immortal, the insult to injury of putting Bellatrix in a sexual relationship with Voldemort is really unbearable for me.
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Like most people, in any given day I will experience emotions and sensations including (but not limited to) hilarity, joy, irritation, ambivalence, excitement, embarrassment, paralyzing self-doubt, boredom, anxiety, guilt, heart-stopping love, resentment, pride, exhaustion, and the shrill, insistent buzz of uneaten chocolate somewhere in the house.
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Over the course of 15 episodes, Hart will try sumo wrestling with Conan O'Brien, beer yoga with Chance the Rapper, roller fitness with Tiffany Haddish, goat yoga with Khloé Kardashian — and hilarity will definitely ensue as he takes James Corden to Muscle Beach and checks out a rodeo with Leslie Jones.
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You can still admire James Franco's transformation — even if you'll miss a lot of the hilarity of his Wiseau impression by not recognizing how impressively accurate it is — and the plot is so unbelievable, the decisions so bonkers, you'll probably appreciate it on a "truth is stranger than fiction" level.
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If I'm being honest, I'll admit to seeing some dark hilarity in this meme; portraying Brown, who seems to be a sweet, tiny human angel, as a vile bigot who mows down gay men with new cars is so ridiculous that it pushes these statements into the realm of surreal humor.
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Indeed, it can be used for its intended purpose of conveying overwhelming joy or side-splitting hilarity, but also to articulate a kind of dogged good humor in the face of overwhelming sadness, injustice, exhaustion, and frustration — when you "laugh to keep from crying," as Q-Tip once put it.
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He didn't really reveal what the book was about — and, obviously, we're using the work 'book' kindly — so I kind of took it away, and when I read it on my own I realized it was pornography... I went through a range of emotions — disgust, horror — and kind of landed on just hilarity, really.
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Art that examines sexting is pushing the discussion in entirely different directions, examining the absurd hilarity of text-based sex, the way sexts can act as a form of social currency, and, perhaps most interestingly of all, why it is that we're so comfortable sharing and publicizing what's theoretically one of our most intimate moments.
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Showing how hilarity can come from selective editing and a change of soundtrack, the recut transforms the brooding adventure of adolescents in 1980s Indiana into a high school rom-com by focusing on the Steve/Nancy/Will's-older-brother-whose-name-I can-never-remember-LOL-jk-I-just-Googled-it-and-it's-Jonathan love triangle.
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This Guy Responded To Cops Who Posted His Mugshot On Facebook And Hilarity Ensued Stephanie McNeal has the tale of a man who responded to a police mugshot posted on Facebook with a note saying he would soon turn himself in: Last week, the department featured Akers as its "Wanted Wednesday" criminal of the week on its Facebook page.
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The food section of The Times hit the door this morning with a satisfying thwack: Pete Wells on trouble at what was one of New York's temples of fine dining; Kim Severson on the tragic hilarity of people bringing their own cakes for dessert at restaurants; and Melissa Clark with a magnum opus on the cooking of beans.
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The special is a perfect melding of the comedic sensibilities of Aukerman (arch, surreal, and with a heavy dose of meta) and Schaffer (profane, silly, and just gross enough without going overboard)—and it actually works as a straightforward variety special, too, with Bolton's impressive pipes acting as a warm blanket to swaddle the special's over-the-top hilarity.
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Now put aside the hilarity of Biden calling Bernie "the President", the obnoxious neo-McCarthyism and the pathetic fact that Biden actually stole this talking point from John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyKrystal Ball: Reality debunks Biden's 'Medicare for all' smear 22019 candidates keep fitness on track while on the trail Bennet launches first TV ads in Iowa MORE.
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His monologue and interludes were neither the cringe-worthy disaster that previous hosts such as Neil Patrick Harris and Seth MacFarlane have perpetrated, nor the mildly humorous stylings of Ellen DeGeneres and the caustic hit-and-miss hilarity of last year's host Chris Rock—nor even the blowing-up-the-hospital nihilism of Anne Hathaway and James Franco's dual turn.
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"Atlanta" didn't deserve to win best series because it's a "black" show; it deserved to win because of its incredible emotional range -- episodes this season evoked the hilarity and absurdity of "Seinfeld" ("Barbershop"), the fear and darkness of grief ("The Woods") and a bizarre, ultimately tragic commentary on black stardom ("Teddy Perkins") -- and because it's one of the most innovative shows ever made.
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After suffering a humiliating defeat at the end of Veep's fifth season, Meyer spends the opening episodes of this season looking to the future with no real sense of reflection as to what cost her the presidency, while the show's other characters dip in and out of her life with the same chaotic hilarity that drives the show's finest moments.
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What do you think of these ideas, Scorpio: for Bernie Sanders, the "Burn-y Sanders," a troupe of dancers clad head-to-toe in sandpaper who follow the candidate around being extremely abrasive; and for Hillary Clinton, a group called "Hilarity Clinton" would infiltrate all her rallies and then hold up huge, hand-painted, TV studio-style "LAUGHTER" signs at every pause during her speeches.
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A sizable percentage will instead see their favorite celebrity in the world making the same funny faces he pulls at video games to a banner calling for genocide, and — having already been hardcoded over the last five years of Five Nights at Freddy's videos to read Kjellberg's faces of shock and surprise as comedy — decide that those heinous words are now the height of playground hilarity.
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Concerning a kid from the Boston projects named Cam Calloway (Jessie T. Usher) who's signed to a multimillion-dollar basketball contract in Atlanta, a prime example of the show's fish-out-of-water hilarity took place in season one, when Cam's filter-free mother, Cassie, (Tichina Arnold) casually mentioned to the press that she used to beat her son, causing a public-relations nightmare.
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Even more remarkable than a storied career of comic hilarity that saw him co-star NBC sitcom NewsRadio for five seasons, host his own The Andy Dick Show on MTV, and sashay his way to the seventh round of Dancing with the Stars, is the trail of destruction and bemusement Dick has left in his wake, fueled by alcohol, cocaine, and an utter inability to keep his hands to himself.
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On it, refugees hoping to flee to Britain are rounded up in concentration camps, and fascist populism gains traction by having an entertaining figurehead who's not afraid to be ridiculous on TV. (Here, that figurehead is named Vivian Rook, and she's played by Emma Thompson with ruthless hilarity.) But the events are all filtered through the prism of the fictional Lyons family: four siblings, their partners, their children, and their grandmother.
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It does in the fierce hilarity of a short 1971 film called "Colored Spade" by Betye Saar that flashes racial stereotypes at us like rapid-fire bullets, and in a funky 1973 assemblage called "The Liberation of Aunt Jemima: Cocktail," by the same artist, which turns a California wine jug with a "mammy" image on one side and a Black Power fist on another, into a homemade bomb.
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Patterson's "Paper Piece" (1960), whose score usually reads "improvisation with paper," was first performed in its current form in the first German Fluxus festivals in 1962 and consists of performers directing paper airplanes (often programs), wads, giant sheets, entire newspapers, torn bits, shreds, shards, and tissues deep into the audience, which people usually mirror by returning the favor with jaunty hilarity as the papers rustle, bustle (Patterson's word), pop, and tear.
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The majority depicted your life before Harvard: European cities, what appeared to be your family's wraparound-porched oceanfront vacation home, a couple from childhood (wobbly on skis; crying on Santa's lap), you and high school friends posing with tipsy hilarity at bars and nightclubs — entered with the benefit of fake IDs, I assumed, or city-girl know-how, or just because you were young and eye-catching and this was your Manhattan birthright.
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Cameron has stood proudly above the mess he's created—as his party succesfully scrapped their legally-binding targets to eradicate child poverty by 2020, abolished maintenance grants for poor students while also raising tuition fees, and generally shat into the increasingly hungry stomachs of every person that doesn't own property or land or a trans-global business—grinning with a face that can only be described with the word "LOL" (lowercase letters don't truly encapsulate the hilarity with which his jowls resemble a well-polished dish).
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By the time I got to Little Town on the Prairie, in which Pa performs in a minstrel show and Laura raves about the hilarity of the "darkies," I was old enough that I had grasped without help that minstrel shows were racist, and had developed a strategy for reading such passages: I would say, "Oh my god, Laura," and then skim past to get to the good part about all the girls at Laura's school playing cliquish power games with their calling cards.
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It's not just that the third time you visited him you sat in the car and rehashed the way it would happen, at least until you got in and sat with him face to face, listening to whatever he was going to say, sharing the food, leaning back, taking in the room—the little kids visiting fathers, the older folks visiting young patients, the celebratory hilarity of the homecomings lifting the air with a sweet vibration—sat in the car and rehashed the way you'd go in, face the mute receptionist, go through the air-lock device, and then sit through the talk on FREEDOM again, after checking your food bag with the orderly.
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