How political satire let Americans down in the U.S. electionSatire made in The Daily Show’s image made politics seem like entertainment, lulling viewers and voters into complacency
Jon Stewart is back, now at HBO. Could he change the VR game?Jon Stewart, former Daily Show host, has inked a deal with HBO to make ’timely short-form digital content’— with one very interesting component
The Thrill: Jon Stewart, Degrassi, ghostwriting in rapOur pop-culture podcast on the politics of the Daily Show’s host, the newly renewed Degrassi, and the Drake vs. Meek Mill ghostwriting beef
The divided America that Jon Stewart leaves behindHe came in championing a sensible, non-partisan way for America. He paved the way for the exact opposite.
Trevor Noah to replace Jon Stewart on The Daily Show ’No one can replace Jon Stewart,’ says South African comedian picked to do just that
The legacy of Jon Stewart as he exits the Daily ShowComedy Central’s king of late night is getting out of the business he helped change.
Larry Wilmore can keep calm. But can he carry the show?Jon Stewart’s mild-mannered ‘black correspondent’ is more than the new Stephen Colbert—and he’ll have to be, as he’s set to take his time slot
Video: Jon Stewart brings an Iranian-Canadian’s story to lifeJon Stewart’s genius for finding humour in the banality of evil makes its way to his directorial debut, ’Rosewater’
John Oliver’s twist on televisionIt’s not Jon Stewart 2.0. British import John Oliver is mobilizing viewers with a whole new kind of comedy