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humour News Archive13-Nov-2008The art of humour with Vincent Lafrance (Hour.ca) There's trickery behind Vincent Lafrance's sense of humour - a skewed little something that displays pointed intelligence and a frightening understanding of the simple principles of entertainment. His art - part photography, part video - is displayed in full solo glory at Division Gallery right now. Road safety heads see no humour in car crash ad (Merimbula News Weekly) IT WAS intended as a tongue-in-cheek pitch to cashed-up youngsters in the market for some new wheels. Kath & Kim humour lost on US: producer (The West Australian) Kath & Kim isn't a hit in the US because American audiences don't understand sarcasm and don't like fat, ugly female leads, according to US-based TV producer Drew Lesser. Moore dislikes more violent Bond (TVNZ) Movie audiences nowadays expect scenes of graphic violence in James Bond movies, unlike when Roger Moore played the super spy with a tongue-in-cheek humour, the actor believes. James Bond is too violent now: Roger Moore (New Kerala) London, Nov 12: Veteran English actor Roger Moore, who famously played James Bond (1973-1985) with a tongue-in-cheek humour, believes the famous Bond franchise has become too dark now. Call for Artists: 19th International Biennial of Humour and Satire in the Arts ? Gabrovo 2009 (2008-11-10 - 2009-03-01) (Absolutearts.com) We are pleased to inform you that on May 16th , 2009 the Museum HOUSE OF HUMOUR AND SATIRE in Gabrovo, Bulgaria will inaugurate the 19th INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL OF HUMOUR AND SATIRE IN THE ARTS. The Biennial exhibition has six categories: cartoons, graphics and drawings, paintings, sculpture, photographs and posters. These are open to humour artists from the world over without entry fee, but with ... This 007 is a lover, not a fighter (Toronto Star) Audiences nowadays expect scenes of graphic violence in James Bond films, unlike when Roger Moore played the spy with a tongue-in-cheek humour, the actor believes. Send to Friend (Cape May County Herald) ?It is a fair, even-handed, noble adjustment of things, that while there is infection in disease and sorrow, there is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good-humour.? ?A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens.
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