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The 'Daily Show' correspondent also lists his three favorite interviews on the fake news show and warns Jon Stewart of a potential John Oliver takeover.
Video and photos: renowned comedian Vir Das discusses comedy's relevance.
Two filmmakers travel across India, Catalonia and Chile to document the trials and triumphs involved in building "human towers."
Prior to Vir Das's appearance with Asia Society India Centre, we take a look at how several South Asian comics use humor to tell the stories of our lives.
Following two young girls, filmmaker Todd Kellstein uncovers the world of underground child boxing in Thailand.
The private collector responsible for ASHK's current exhibit explains how and why she started collecting Indian jewelry.
The Chinese journalist, publisher, and entrepreneur, who will speak at Asia Society New York on October 30, isn't one to shy away from provocative statements.
The world-famous Chinese artist and provocateur infuses his Gangnam Style parody with some (possibly) dark humor.
A skit last weekend used fake Foxconn workers to mock melodramatic iPhone 5 criticisms — but not everyone was amused.
An animated activist is promoting awareness of critical public health issues across South Asia.
Chinese lion masks are a hit with young and old alike at the 2012 Museum Mile fest.

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