The Beach Boys’ “Fun, Fun, Fun” was inspired by an anecdote members of the band heard. The woman who inspired “Fun, Fun, Fun” didn’t learn about her connection to it initially. “Fun, Fun, Fun” and its ...

I’ve been to every Fun Fun Fun Fest since its inception in 2006, back when it was a one-night event and Spoon played to a small crowd of very cold attendees. Since then, the fest has grown in scope ...

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Graham Williams, the main man behind the always excellent, multi-genre Fun Fun Fun Fest, no longer owns Transmission Entertainment or Fun Fun Fun Fest (which has no 2016 date announced) (RIP Fun Fun ...

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Taking over the world is a lot easier when you happen to know just what world you’re invading — a distinction at the heart of 'Fun Fun Fun World,' an upcoming graphic novel from creator Yehudi Mercado ...

In 2013, I watched Bridget Everett drink booze from a paper bag, motorboat a man, and lower herself onto an audience member’s face at Fun Fun Fun Fest. I’d never heard of her before that day, but I ...

AUSTIN Last Saturday afternoon, Killer Mike shouted the lyrics to the 2012 single 'Big Beast' while his hulking frame lurched over the barrier atop a 25-foot high half-pipe. 'We some money-hungry ...

A lot of people talk about making learning fun. I think they have it basically wrong. When you’re having fun, you’re learning something. It could be learning something trivial – significant only in ...

NPR's Andrew Limbong speaks with Catherine Price, author of The Power of Fun, about why it can be so difficult for adults to have fun and how people can find ways to incorporate fun into their life.

Ms. Bennett is a contributing editor in Opinion who writes on gender, politics and culture. I did something called survival camp as a teenager, an entirely voluntary activity, ostensibly for fun.

In the corpus of the science of fun, there is a type of enjoyment that goes against the grain of seeking comfort and ease: “Type II Fun” (academically more often referred to as “hard fun”). Although ...