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1. Charlie Chaplin 2. Jim Carrey 3. The Three Stooges 4. Johnny Depp 5. Buster Keaton 7. Leslie Nielsen 6. Jackie Chan 8. Chris Farley 9. Anna Faris 10. Sacha Baron Cohen

It would be funny if it were not so sad Turning a golden calf into a sacred cow As the combat has trailed off in Lebanon, it can now be said that whatever Israel’s losses, it has discovered a great comedic genius: Prime Minister Ehud Olmert—a man who sent his army to war, but only after tying its shoelaces together. In fact, Olmert is more than a performing comedic artist but also a director of a war cabinet that encompasses a veritable Shakespearean company performing a seemingly endless comedy of errors. Olmert’s defense minister, Amir Peretz, offered to make peace...

Man sentenced for ride-by bottom slap Sun Feb 26, 8:28 AM ET BOGOTA, Colombia, Feb 24 - A Colombian man has been sentenced to four years' house arrest for slapping a woman's bottom as he rode by her on his bicycle, sparking debate on whether the punishment fit the crime. Showing re-enactments of the incident, television news shows were filled on Friday with legal experts offering opinions about the judgment handed down earlier in the week by Bogota's district court. Some said that to confine bicycle messenger Victor Garcia to his home for four years for smacking Diana Marcela Diaz's...

Beginning in the Middle Ages, there was a widely popular puppet show called “Punch and Judy.” Most of its content and humor were based on two characters flailing away at each other with slap sticks. Today, we have a verbal equivalent of the same thing, occurring in the pages of the New York Times. These protagonists are Arthur (“Pinch”) Sulzberger Jr., boy-publisher of the Times, and Judith (“Judy”) Miller, one-time rising star writer for that paper. Judy says she told the truth and upheld the values of the Times. Slap! Pinch says she misled her editors and brought the reputation...