It's become a startling fact that people these days are too lazy to regard sex with even the slightest bit of effort.
The 55th anniversary of Star Trek is a bittersweet reminder of a science fiction saga that no longer challenges moral, political, and philosophical dilemmas.
Some people still have yet to learn that covering your face with a polypropylene napkin from China doesn't impress anybody.
The arbiters of late-night are no longer in the business of entertaining audiences, but instead looking for their shoulders to cry on.
Weapons, explosives, and flammable materials are now allowed on commercial flights as long as they're part of a passenger's personality.
After a long hiatus, a ton of hysteria, and a tiny burning sensation, Mental Discharge is back to give running a web site one more go.
Let patrons of your business know they can feel safe inside your establishment from the tyrannical posturing of evil politicians.
It's the second anniversary of the world's greatest spy neatly folding his tactleneck for the last time.
RFK Jr. going to war with the food industry means the folks over at Mountain Dew need to come up with a new game plan.
Poorly executed attempts at censorship that only serve to promote the continued ignorance of society.
A franchise built on the horrors of war will make the experience safer by punishing those who fight with words.
Ivermectin may only familiarize patients with aisle nine at Tractor Supply, but no kidney stone should ever be left unturned.
Showtime fails its second attempt at giving a worthy ending to the horrific, exhilarating exploits of Dexter Morgan.
I may not know anything about comics or the Marvel universe, but I can easily spot a bitter, angry, insufferable woman.
A cult fantasy film made by Jim Henson about puppets suffering in a chaotic world accurately portrays the insanity of today.
Take our scientifically formulated and carefully constructed test that analyzes, scores, and rates your level of racism.
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The most prolific distributor of lies and propaganda on the planet says my inane takes are incredibly dangerous.
With the right spin, you can quickly learn that appearing effective is more valuable than being effective.