Politics is downstream from culture, as the late Andrew Breitbart said, and popular entertainment can act as a window into tomorrow’s politics. With this in mind, there’s a new wave of moral entertainment—from family-friendly cartoons to clean comedy—that has been enabled by new entertainment platforms that are breaking the monopoly on video entertainment. We recently…

“What did the face mask say to the mouth?” “Let me cover for you!” This timely joke was made not by a professional comedian but by a group of primary school students, who have won the 2021 title of “Britain’s Funniest Class.” It was selected by public vote from a shortlist chosen by legacy comic…

Commentary In 1971, Mad magazine published a parody of Barbara Streisand. Streisand, already a superstar who was active in liberal politics, became Buddy (the Yiddish word for grandmother) Strident in the film “On a Clear Day You Can See a Funny Girl Singing Forever.” Streisand would not be touched by most comics today, which is…