Search results
5 days ago · Features Kate Berlant and John Early, as they play exaggerated versions of themselves and reunite after suffering a public falling out several years ago. Where does Would It Kill You to Laugh? rank today? Would It Kill You to Laugh? is 40692 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today.
- (44)
- Andrew Deyoung
2 days ago · How to Laugh More . You can try watching stand-up comedy or listening to funny podcasts to laugh more, but research shows that laughter is a social experience. One study found that people are 30 times more likely to laugh in social settings than alone. Some would say it's contagious.
19 hours ago · However, after watching the movie I feel it was a bad idea. If you’re making a musical, you’d better commit to it. The songs in the movie are half-heartedly directed and shot. I am sure the movie had the budget but the set design is pretty lack-lustre.
3 days ago · A simple chuckle may seem insignificant, but the power it holds over our minds and bodies is nothing short of extraordinary. From the gentle curve of a smile to the full-blown belly laugh that leaves us gasping for air, laughter is a universal language that transcends cultural boundaries and speaks directly to our brains.
23 hours ago · For a long time he has believed that humour is the way to treat the things that life hurls at you. When he was a child, people would get annoyed at him for not taking things seriously enough. But if life itself is “intrinsically ridiculous” – partly because of the astronomical odds against any of us even being here – Herring thinks that to treat things seriously isn’t the right way ...
4 days ago · Whether or not it seems appropriate under certain circumstances, most situations, like most people, can benefit from a good laugh. A funny, timely comment can lift a mood, diffuse tension, or make ...
23 hours ago · Comedy can carry a considerable punch when laced with a social message. This World Smile Day (October 4), watch films that make you think deeply even as they trigger laughter and mirth.
