Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If there's one thing we've learned in over 30 years of putting out First for Women magazine, it's that our readers definitely have ...

Western North Carolina is full of artists, writers, and creative minds — and, as it turns out, at least one New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest winner. The New Yorker recently celebrated its 100th ...

When Paul Nesja was a teenager in Chippewa Falls, he wore out the pages of a 1945 book called “Cartoon Cavalcade” — which collected the era’s best cartoons — and thought maybe he could be a cartoonist ...

Like some magazines that subscribers might guiltily read not just for the articles, many readers of The New Yorker head straight for the cartoons. Especially the page in the back of each issue ...

Let’s kick off the first Cartoon Caption Contest of 2024 with something we can all sink our teeth into… and DO! Looks like this little guy just made it out safely through a hungry mob of partiers. So, ...

The weekly cartoon caption contest in the New Yorker magazine is what retired Judge Glen Reiser calls "a thing." It attracts more than 5,000 entries every week. Roger Ebert, the late film critic, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The First for Women caption contest winners are a funny bunch! In each issue, First for Women holds a caption contest for our ...

I started this drawing as a potential response to one hellish news story. But there are so many hellish news stories these days I thought it might be more fun to throw it out to y’all as a caption ...

This is an opinion cartoon caption contest. The devil was in the details of this caption contest. The burning question was ‘What the hell are y’all thinking?’ Now the burning question is: Who the hell ...

We all have our peculiar talents: an uncanny sense of direction, a knack for knowing when to dump a stock, an ability to bake the perfect cake. Larry Wood’s forte is winning the New Yorker’s Caption ...