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Those who don’t know who John Cleese is are missing a lot of laughs in their lives. The legendary British comedian’s career spans more than 60 years, from his work with the equally legendary comedy troupe Monty Python which he co-founded to the iconic sitcom Fawlty Towers. Over his lengthy career, Cleese has had his fair share of controversies due to the material of his comedy.

The Rio Theatre in Vancouver is offering a special NYE outing beginning with a Stanley Kubrick double feature.

In 2021, even the most progressive among us were subjected to cancellation, humiliation and denunciation.

TOM HARRIS: Like many, I am delighted that the Government has decided not to impose further Covid restrictions - at least until next year.

The full tweet said: “Delighted to see Ford is creating 500 more jobs on Merseyside “Let’s hope nobody half-inches the plant.” And Cleese, also a producer and screenwriter, faced a fierce backlash on the social platform, reports Liverpool Echo. One Twitter user said: “The 1980s called and want their joke back.” Another added: “Tired old […]

Just an idea Paul Bettany, but if you don’t want “unpleasantness”, maybe don’t ever chat with your mate about whether the two of you would murder his wife by “burning” or “drowning” her. https://t.co/lJyaE64ihQ Frances Ryan (@DrFrancesRyan) December 27, 2021 Paul Bettany has spoken for the…

The Barnardo’s charity is appealing for unused Christmas gifts for its Peterborough stores as it revealed some of the most bizarre donations it has received across the country this year - including false teeth, a scorpion and a slice of pizza.

There are....A. J. Henning days until the CFP.  3 days.  Say the number in your head.  Like the holy hand grenade in Monty Python's Holy Grail (LSA please post that gif/video: "The number is 3.  It is not four or five...").  You could think of it today like the holy grail of football that Michigan has accomplished this year.  1.  B10 East Champs  2. B10 Champs   3.  CFP.  

For years, the Ferguson Center has served as a place to hang out, get a snack, play games, see a movie or listen to a speaker.

This six-part amnesia drama from the creators of Baptiste may strike a quirky tone but works as an intriguing thriller.