The long history of drag and why Republican outrage is nonsense
Somehow one of the most dangerous issues in the US is drag, allegedly, even though the art form has been popular throughout history.
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The best sci-fi and fantasy movies to watch on Netflix
Here's your chance to catch the suddenly trending The Thing prequel, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, World War Z, Inception, Galaxy Quest, and more
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When Michael Palin Hosted 'SNL' Covered in Cat Feces
A look back at Michael Palin's scatological experience hosting 'Saturday Night Live' on April 8, 1978.
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Alexa Easter Eggs: A Complete Roundup of Fun Things to Ask Your Amazon Echo
Behold, the weird and wild world of Alexa Easter eggs.
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Monty Python Turned Spam Into A Pop Culture Legend
We owe the classic comedy troupe Monty Python a debt of gratitude for all they’ve brought to fans over the years. Who would have thought Spam was one of them?
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Air review: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's tale of Michael Jordan is a splendid origins story
BRIAN VINER: Ben Afflecks film Air tells the story of how the mighty basketball player Michael Jordan, then only on the cusp of greatness, came to sign a merchandising deal with Nike.
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Thoughts on the Woke 'Camelot' | Frontpage Mag
"I Mourned the Loss of Magic."
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A Young Chevy Chase Stole This Classic SNL Line From An X-Rated Film He Starred In
'Good night, and have a pleasant tomorrow.'
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Great men don't shape history – but tiny microbes do
On Tuesday afternoons, pathology teaching at medical school required me to peer down a microscope for two hours, screwing my inactive eye ever more tightly shut as if that would make the looking eye suddenly see clearly. Each eosin-stained slide with its pink and purple lines and splodges of diseased cells was as legible to
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