Early last winter, while browsing Manhattan’s Strand bookstore, roommates Carina Hsieh and Claudia Arisso came upon a keychain featuring a tiny version of the totemic, subway-friendly Strand tote bag.

If you want to add some humor to your Facebook news feed, then you should really like some of the most popular funny Facebook pages from our list. There is no doubt about it, Facebook is the biggest ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks to reporters during a media event at Facebook’s Headquarters office in Menlo Park, California. Photo: AFP/AFP/Getty Images Last month, in its second round of ...

Bill Murray and his brother Brian Doyle-Murray hit minor league baseball cities across the U.S. in a 10-episode original unscripted comedy series debuting on Facebook on Monday called “Bill Murray and ...

British Oscar winner Catherine Zeta-Jones will star in the dark comedy “Queen America,” the first major series produced by Facebook, which is seeking a foothold in the uber-competitive market for ...

Facebook‘s latest bid to drive viewers to its Watch video platform? A cartoon set in prehistoric times starring Anna Kendrick and Zac Efron. The social giant has greenlit animated comedy series “Human ...

Sarah Silverman has partnered with Jash, a division of Group Nine Studios, for a new comedy series on the pain and humor of relationships that will air on Facebook Watch, the social network’s nascent ...

(CBS Local)-- After working for four and a half years at Facebook, Paul Ollinger decided to make the jump into the world of stand-up comedy. It's been an interesting road for Ollinger ever since he ...

'Queen America' is the first straight-to-series order for wiip, the new studio led by the former ABC chief. By Natalie Jarvey Facebook has given a straight-to-series order to the dark comedy Queen ...

The creators of the Zimbabwe’s popular social media comedy show, Bustop TV, have launched an independent site, bustop.tv. Essentially instead of going to Facebook to watch their shows, fans can go to ...

For four years, that's the message Paul Ollinger saw every weekday on posters plastered all over Facebook's offices. Only recently did he realize what his personal answer was. "I would do comedy," he ...