-
result is that the
English "satire"
comes from the
Latin satura; but "
satirize", "satiric", etc., are of Gr**** origin. By
about the 4th
century AD the...
- self-absorbed side of 1970s life was
given a
sharp and
sometimes poignant satirization in
Manhattan (1979). More
acerbic lampooning came in
Shampoo (1975) and...
- His
content consists of
reaction videos and
sketch comedy in
which he
satirizes internet culture. The H3
Podcast is his
current podcast channel that has...
-
functions as a
satire on the U.S. government, in a
manner similar to the
satirization of the army in Catch-22 and the
corporation in
Something Happened. Gore...
-
fourth novel, it was
first published on
March 18, 1963,
exploring and
satirizing issues of science, technology, the
purpose of religion, and the arms race...
- 2 (2014), a
comedy film
duology written and
directed by Marlon, that
satirizes the "found footage"
horror genre. Poppa's
House (2024–present), a sitcom...
- cola" to get
airplay for the song.
Political cartoonist Michel Kichka satirized a
famous Coca-Cola
billboard in his 1982
poster "And I Love New York."...
- 'Brazilian Guiana') is an
Internet meme that
emerged on
social media in 2025,
satirizing Portugal as if it were an
extension of Brazil. The joke
began after a...
- S****pleFace was a U.S.
website run by
Scott Ott that
satirized the news from a
conservative perspective. The name S****pleFace was
coined by Ott's grandmother...
-
fiction genre's
conventions for
comedic effect. The
genre often mocks or
satirizes standard science fiction conventions,
concepts and
tropes – such as alien...
