Mad Libs — those fill-in-the-blank stories that have been fueling road trips for decades — are always good fun. Normally the stories come prepared in booklets, but anything can serve as inspiration.

Do you remember playing Mad Libs as a kid? As the zany word game turns 50, TODAY has the story about how the game came to be. Plus, author Leonard Stern also wrote an exclusive Mad Lib about the TODAY ...

The official unofficial kickoff to the 2016 college football season takes place Monday in Hoover, Ala., as the SEC opens bloviating season by holding the first set of conference media days. Over the ...

It's time now for your letters. And today, one letter in particular. Yesterday, we remembered Leonard Stern, a TV writer who died this week. We focused on one achievement of his outside of TV. He was ...

Sometime last week, maybe after reading this piece in The New York Times, I noticed that coverage on the “crisis” in the humanities had taken on an all-too-familiar tone. So, to save time for busy ...

A new bill in the Kansas Legislature would require every public classroom, library and municipal building in the state to display the national motto, “In God We Trust.” The proposed measure is ...

Georgia coach Kirby Smart got his players pumped for the College Football Playoff championship game Monday at SoFi Stadium with an energetic and inspirational pregame speech. Moments later, the ...

Blockchain’s big potential to fix a broken healthcare system, and all the hype surrounding it, often feel to me a lot like the word game Mad Libs. Example: The digital distributed ledger technology ...

I don't know if Hell exists, but if it does, I imagine it involves you nursing a hangover while getting steadily more sunburned in the back row of a graduation ceremony where the commencement speaker ...