Joel Stein

The comedian may approach parenting like a CEO, but his new movie explores the softer side of fatherhood.

Humor has tremendous benefits for physical health, mental well-being, and your bottom line

Writer Joel Stein once sent emails as quickly and carelessly as anyone. Now, “instead of pounding out a response in minutes, I put them in my email cellar to age.”

A slew of start-ups are engineering faux meats, eggs and dairy products that conjure a time when we move from farm-to-table to lab-to-table.

How far can you go with lab-made food substitutes? This reporter found out.  The New York Times

Ted Cruz wants to be a populist. But he can’t get it right.  The Washington Post

Twenty-two months after leaving his WME rep amid a union standoff, TV comedy writer Joel Stein calls WGA president David A. Goodman for tips on mending the relationship: “You can blame me.…

A bit of simple cocktail advice from expert bartender Ivy Mix, owner of Brooklyn’s Leyenda, will upgrade your cocktails at home.

On the cusp of turning 60, the actor-activist-husband and father of 3-year-old twins is starting to feel his age. But so far, he’s got it covered.

The prevailing narrative of the Hilaria Baldwin scandal — misshaped by our own parochial identity politics — would have it that the ridiculous influencer was appropriating cultural hard…

When Sacha Baron Cohen released a trailer Sept. 29 for a “Borat” sequel, which he developed in secret and which debuted Friday on Amazon, the satirist was prepared for another fight with the Kazakh government. It never came.

Joel Stein laments the death of the Quibi streaming service before he could cash in, and not for lack of trying.

After banning the first Sacha Baron Cohen satire, the country has created tourism ads adopting its catchphrase.

When the writer learned about the president’s bizarre tax break, he asked Hollywood stylists how he could have possibly spent $70,000 on hairstyling and asked his accountant if he could expen…

Money can solve plenty of problems, but is cancel culture one of them?

Trump has embraced flotillas of his supporters as a drowning man would a life preserver. “I will never let you down!” he tweeted.

When homebound workers need to spiff up moments before a meeting, they reach for the breakout garment of quarantine season.

Reservations App Pivots to Fancy Takeout to Keep Restaurants Running  Bloomberg

Hollywood's Most Exclusive Club Is Password-Protected on Zoom  Bloomberg

There Isn't an Easy Way to Say 'No' to a Zoom Meeting  Bloomberg