The Jewish rom-com is finally joining the Criterion Collection, and according to Irving, “Peter and I have thought of sequels.” ...

There are things you just don’t ask over dinner. But online? Anything goes. Women of Reddit took full advantage of this, dropping the spiciest, most awkward, and boldly honest questions they’d been ...

NPR host Will Shortz, The New York Times’ crossword puzzle guru, gets to quiz thousands of listeners in a long-running ...

This was not designed to be a test of the hardest problems possible; it's more of a sample of everyday questions these models ... we'd consider the least bit funny. Prompt: Write a two-paragraph ...

Here is a transcript of his question and answer session ... And so far I’ve been proven wrong on that. It has really struggled. It’s funny, we’ve gone small with Brook and been better ...

On a team full of players with similar personalities and interests, N.C. State’s Zoe Brooks stands out. She’s charming, fun and full of energy. And, she’s all over the place — mentally and ...

"I saw that it said it was from my husband so I texted him asking if he was trying to message in the app and it went horribly wrong somehow ... to the teacher's question: "Will [kid] be making ...

He derided Newsom for his response to questions about why the country ... “You know, the funny thing — maybe the sad thing — is he didn’t give himself a pardon. And if you look at ...

These types of questions ... wrong participant. Brown grew up a Patriots fan. He once cried when he wasn’t drafted by his favorite team. Brady was his favorite player. So, the inquiry went nowhere.

“He’s stretchy, he’s gummy, he’s squishy, he’s funny—D-O-E-Y ... Ollie was an antagonist all along? So many questions and so few answers. I guess we’ll find out on Jan. 30 ...

Test questions can often be tricky, but only elementary schoolers can come up with trickier responses. The best thing about pre-schoolers is that they rarely leave answers unattempted.

However, two contestants seemed to misunderstand the question. Alina was one of the people who got the answer wrong, and explained that she thought they were being asked about anagrams.