This is an essay on how Irving Berlin, Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman turned political satire on Broadway to be popular.

In a satirical New York Times essay about Adolf Hitler, Larry David appeared to call out Bill Maher for his White House meeting with President Trump.

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In a satirical New York Times essay about Adolf Hitler, Larry David appeared to call out Bill Maher for his White House meeting with President Trump.