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What goes around, comes around. Justin Timberlake experienced an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction from a stage harness and it is going viral. I feel vindicated out of loyalty to Janet Jackson.
Look up in the sky. A new trend in office holiday parties is asking employees not to bring a “plus one.” Most spouses are a-okay with this.
Can the media be forgiven for their willful neglect?
A new TikTok trend is the “Luigi Mangione dance,” God help us.
Theft, war, censorship and deceit. It’s all there.
Did you know there is a Covid-19 themed park in Vietnam? I’ll pass.
Some things don’t make sense in any language.
A new online trend is Glitter Gravy.
Ukraine is reportedly considering cracking down on Telegram.
Will New Yorkers riot over the acquittal of Daniel Penny?
Merriam-Webster’s 2024 Word of the Year is: Polarization. It’s like they’re purposely trying to piss us off.
How would you like a preemptive pardon for Dr. Fauci?
Do you know what Granny’s purse syndrome is?
The Mexican chain restaurant Chi-Chi’s is making a comeback.
It’s trouble in Gotham with lawlessness as the law.
President Biden committed over $1 million in “humanitarian aid” for African nations.
When all else fails there’s always martial law.
Young people no longer want to become international spies, according to a former MI6 agent.
The deep state is in full freak out mode.
Anti-government protests are taking place in Georgia. The Kremlin has compared them to the 2014 Western-backed Maidan coup in Ukraine.
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