Depending on the situation, it's good to have a few cleaned-up alternatives for those four-letter-word life moments.

The streaming service's newest show, "History of Swear Words," explores the evolution behind some of our favorite profanity.

Why Nic Cage was the perfect f**king host for a show about cursing etymology “The History of Swear Words" showrunner spoke to Salon to draw back the curtain on this fun and bizarre series ...

Every culture has its swear words, nasty and highly offensive terms that pack a powerful punch when we’re not in polite company. But many of our swear words have diminished in potency over time ...

"History of Swear Words," hosted by Nicolas Cage, is entertaining enough. It also features Sarah Silverman, Nikki Glaser and Nick Offerman.

Our brains swear for good reasons: to vent, cope, boost our grit and feel closer to those around us. Swear words can act as social glue and play meaningful roles in how people communicate, connect ...

The science behind swearing and its impact on pain and strength is complex, but research has shown that it is linked with a number of positive effects.

We speak about 10 swear words per day on average. According to research, swearing may be associated with older parts of the brain, meaning there could be a disconnect between swearing and other ...

Are you looking for some funny things to say instead of swearing? As the parent of a newly speaking toddler, I have quickly learned how fast kids pick things up. The last thing you need is them ...

Most people have a favorite curse word, but a mathematician from Kings College London has created a new one with an algorithm, which she says is the world's ultimate swear word.

History of Swear Words, hosted by Nicolas Cage, is a loud and proudly profane series that explores the origins, pop culture-usage, science and cultural impact of curse words.