Cockatoos are so precious, even when they're at their most rambunctious. They're never trying to be mean or overbearing; it's ...

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A hilarious video showing a cat completely losing it after hearing his mom’s maniacal laugh is circling the internet. The ...

It was a sound that could single-handedly crack the polar ice caps, incite dormant geysers or corral obedient sheep of a cliff: Janice's Friends laugh. For 10 seasons, the character would pop up when ...

There's way more to our giggles and guffaws than simply thinking something is funny. We asked a laughter expert to explain. No vocalization is more universal (or unifying) than laughter. There are no ...

Laughter can be good medicine. According to the Mayo Clinic, laughing has short- and long-term effects on your health. As you bring in more oxygen, it stimulates your heart, lungs, and muscles.

It might sound so overplayed at this point, but laughter really IS the best medicine out there. I love to laugh. Laughter always makes me feel better, whether I’m stressed out, sad, angry – it doesn’t ...

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

Sure, catchphrases like “Here comes the judge!” and “Sock it to me!” and such characters as Ernestine the telephone operator and dirty old man Tyrone F. Horneigh made “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In” a ...

Lauren Barrientos is a former contributor for Collider, who specializes in entertainment features and ranked listicles. Her work often explores nostalgic themes, film franchises, TV shows, and ...