George Clooney once defecated in a litter tray to prank Richard Kind, after the Bombshell star allowed George to stay with him whilst he was going between auditions as a
He has tickled the funny bone with his portrayals as the innocent Choocha in “Fukrey” and cute campus boy Sexa in “Chhichhore”. Varun Sharma would tell you comedy is serious business and that people.
Gabriel Iglesias defends role as Speedy Gonzales amid stereotype criticism
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Looney Tunes have become the new target of what many have dubbed cancel culture after a
New York Times piece by opinion writer Charles Blow last week talked about how racially insensitive cartoons of the past have continued to endure today. At the heart of the piece was linking the Pepe Le Pew character to rape culture which resulted in Warner Bros. saying the character would no longer be used in future
Space Jam sequel, although it hasn t been officially confirmed that the opinion piece is what sparked the decision. Also mentioned by Blow in his story was the
Imagine scrolling through Facebook to see a giant Alligator mounted in a photo. It caught my attention and I had to know the full story behind it.
Barrett Lee Young is the owner of Big O Movers which has been in business for 70 years here in Owensboro (under a few other names as well). I was minding everybody s business the other day as I scrolled through my Facebook feed and noticed Barrett posted a photo of a huge Alligator. His post read 12 FOOT ALLIGATOR.ADD THAT TO UNCONVENTIONAL ITEMS MOVED LIST...
Talk about unconventional. This sparked my interest so I messaged Barrett to ask him about all the items on his list. Here s what he had to say;
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There are many things special about being a native Utahn. We were not only born here, but we stay here despite all the reasons a good number of other Utahns give us to leave. Many of us, myself included, have Utah roots that date to the earliest pioneers. Despite the fact that too many of those, myself excluded, have forgotten that they were not the first inhabitants here, nor the first to settle, we remain. And why not? We are surrounded by beauty, albeit the villages in which we mostly live are not so beautiful. The weather is nearly perfect a third of the time, but never on four consecutive days. While our neighbors can be hit or miss, they are, by and large, friendly during zucchini-share season and especially so during fruit cake-share season. Utahns have a pretty decent life expectancy, even though we consume grand amounts of beef fat and sweet sodas.