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December 14, 2025

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Dick Van Dyke turns 100: a century of laughter

. Beloved actor Dick Van Dyke turned 100 on Saturday. The centennial marks not only a personal achievement but also a celebration of one of the most enduring and versatile careers in American entertainment. Over six decades, Van Dyck has become a cultural icon, leaving an indelible mark on television, film and stage and winning the admiration of generations of audiences around the world. Born on December 13, 1925 in West Plains, Missouri, Van Dyke’s path to stardom began humbly in radio and early television, where his natural comedic timing and infectious charm quickly set him apart. He gained national

December 8, 2025

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Laughter among ruins: the story of the Gaza circus

Troupe of clowns, jugglers and acrobats keeps hope alive for children in war-torn enclave CAIRO: Amid bombed buildings, Palestinian circus performers juggled, did cartwheels and tried to spread joy despite war and hunger, as depicted in a documentary screened at the Cairo International Film Festival. Set in the summer of 2024, as the war raged in Gaza, ‘One More Show’, co-directed by Egypt’s Mai Saad and Palestine’s Ahmed el-Danaf, follows the daily life of Gaza’s Free Circus. Danaf, 26 – still in the damaged enclave – captured footage of clowns, jugglers and stilt walkers to bring Saad’s vision to life.

October 6, 2025

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A fresh piece of laughter for a new era of ‘snl’

“Saturday Night Live” began its 51st season in high -style, returning to the 8th studio with Puerto’s superstar Rico Bad Bunny as a host and doja cat as a music visitor. The episode marked the first of the 50th anniversary of the landmark and caused a new era of cast and cultural comments. The Cold Open saw Colin Jost play Pete Hegseth along with the ever -popular impression of James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump, setting a strong political tone before giving Bad Bunny’s charismatic monologue. The host rushed to fun on his upcoming world tour and his recently confirmed reception

July 30, 2025

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Murphy, Davidson delivers laughter together

Actors-Comedians Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson work together for Pickup, a robbery movie that watches them as a pair of incompatible armor truck drivers, Reuters reports. Starring Murphy, 64, was “a bucket list” for Davidson, 31, who had admired Murphy’s work since he was seven. Unlike their characters, the two had much in common. “Pete comes from SNL. It’s a comic standup. We are both from the east coast,” Murphy said. “I like to get into a scene with someone else who is funny. I improvise with them and start playing. I like it.” In a usual cash round, Davidson’s

August 21, 2024

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Barack Obama’s NSFW joke on Trump draws laughter and applause at DNC

Barack Obama’s recent speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago has drawn widespread attention, particularly for a joke about Donald Trump that resonated strongly with viewers. During his speech on Tuesday, August 20, Obama expressed his support for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, stating, “America is ready for a new chapter. We are ready for a President Kamala Harris.” While his speech focused mostly on the country’s future, it was his remarks about Trump that drew the most significant reactions. Referring to Trump as a “78-year-old billionaire who hasn’t stopped complaining about his problems since he got off his golden

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