After two weeks of covering the Republican and Democratic National conventions, The Daily Show correspondent John Oliver delivered a killer stand-up set at Bailey Hall on Saturday. Zachary Zahos '15 and Julia Moser '15 talked to the exhausted but irrepressible British comedian about his Cambridge Footlight days, the political media circus and the ever-lovable Herman Cain.

Finally, a romantic comedy that is believable. Julia Moser '15 reviews her favorite movie of the summer. Celeste and Jesse Forever proves that romantic comedy is not a synonym for Chick Flick. 

Alice Wang '15 recounts her five favorite, off-the-wall and inappropriate moments from HBO's hit comedy, Girls.

'Tragedy' plus 'time' equals 'comedy,' the old saying goes. On August 3, Julia Moser '15 attended a set by comedian Tig Notaro that touched upon personal tragedy with  hilarious and profound results.

The latest Men in Black film is a fun summer flick, but it truly succeeds because it dares to tell a sweet, human story.

Maybe movies are like marriages, muses Julia Moser '15 as she kicks off the summer with the unbelievably gorgeous and surprisingly serious romantic comedy The Five-Year Engagement.

These five moments on screen never fail to make Julia Moser '15 cry. 

Good burgers and orange sodas were the orders of the day when Kenan Thompson took to the stage on Sunday.

Brandon Ho '12 appreciated Margaret Cho's stand-up performance at Bailey Hall last Friday, and laughed a whole lot, too.

The Sun sat down with Meyers after his Tuesday show at Bailey Hall to talk about SNL, laughing at presidential primaries and the intensity of Martha Stewart.