A sports psychologist explains the benefits of smiling while running and how it can make the miles feel a little more effortless. There are many special things about marathon world record holder Eliud ...

The weird and wonderful tend to go hand-in-hand. The world, over the years, has taught us that. But if you need another example of that truth, look no further than Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel’s ...

Viewers of Smiling Friends Season 2 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack created Smiling Friends for Adult Swim. The ...

Smiling Friends” has proven that the show’s signature style and approach to comedy is not getting stale any time soon.

One of the strangest and most effective tools I’ve come across to manage intense effort and exertion pain is something we do often without realizing how powerful it truly is. Let me explain. A few ...

Feeling good makes us smile, right? Sure, although a new study suggests the reverse may also be true: Smiles might be good for our health. In the study, to be published in an upcoming issue of ...

Pim (Michael Cusack), Charlie (Zach Hadel), and the rest of their not-always-so-happy companions are back for a second season of Adult Swim's smash-hit series, Smiling Friends. Created by and starring ...

The surreal workplace animated comedy Smiling Friends will be getting a third season on Adult Swim as Internet buzz surrounding it reaches an all-time high. The programming block, which is part of ...

Raul Cruz has had a knack for writing ever since he could grasp a pencil with his tiny baby fingers. His professional writing experience dates back to 2018, with reporting and transcribing news in the ...

Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy. — Thich Nhat Hanh An interesting research report, by Tara Kraft and Sarah Pressman, will soon be ...

Holiday gatherings are a perfect storm of split-second social judgments. Across crowded dinner tables and over clinking glasses, we instinctively scan faces for cues: Who seems warm? Who feels safe to ...