Zachary Zahos '15 can't wait for Demetri Martin's upcoming show at the State Theater.

Julia Moser '15 reviews Mindy Kaling's new book, Is Everyone Hanging Out With Me (And Other Concerns).

Attack the Block offers thrills and laughs, brought to you by the inimitable Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz).

Alexandra Post ’12, a senior in the College of Human Ecology and humor enthusiast, is the regional manager of Cornell Campus Basement, a website devoted to satirizing Cornell current events and campus culture. She sat down with The Sun to talk satire, Facebook etiquette and her (admittedly petty) beef with The Sun.

Amid the traffic brought upon Cornell by Parents’ Weekend, Barton Hall welcomed students and parents alike with the rare opportunity to see Jon Stewart.

Why guys should enjoy Pride and Prejudice.

Nathan Tailleur on the troubling dark underside of Jon Stewart and The Daily Show.

When one hears that Seth Rogen is starring in a new bromance comedy, one doesn’t necessarily expect the next sentence to be, “It’s about cancer.” In 50/50, Seth Rogen plays Kyle, the dutiful best friend of Adam (Joseph Gordon Levitt), who has just learned that he has a malignant spine tumor and a 50 percent chance of survival. 

Gabriel Iglesias may be big and loud, but his comedic touch is as subtle as they get, says Kyle Chang.

One Day nearly brings the Sun to tears.