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Why Athletes Shouldn’t Just “Shut Up and Dribble”

August 28, 2020 By Topher P

I miss them when they're gone, but sometimes it's important to realize that life is bigger than sports.

I miss them when they’re gone, but sometimes it’s important to realize that life is bigger than sports.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: blm, Laura Ingraham, Lebron James, March Madness, MLB, NBA, politics, shut up and dribble, sports

Survey Reveals What Booze Is Most Likely to Get You Arrested, Hungover, and Naked

August 6, 2020 By Topher P

If you really do want to spend a quiet evening out with friends without getting blackout shit-hammered, it might not hurt to keep these accelerants in mind.

If you really do want to spend a quiet evening out with friends without getting blackout shit-hammered, it might not hurt to keep these accelerants in mind.

Filed Under: Entertainment, Humor, SPM Tagged With: alcohol, arrested, booze, drinking, hangover, naked, partying, public nudity

The Song Of The Summer Has Finally Dropped

July 28, 2020 By Topher P

The Gregory Brothers are out here dropping auto-tuned delights for our funny bones. 

The Gregory Brothers are out here dropping auto-tuned delights for our funny bones. 

Filed Under: Entertainment, Humor, SPM Tagged With: comedy, Gregory Brothers, music, news, satire, viral videos, youtube

In A Country Divided, Eurovision’s ‘JaJa Ding Dong Song’ May Be Just What We Need To Unite Us

July 13, 2020 By Heidi Hamm

Apparently North Americans have been missing out on one of the greatest musical spectacles IN THE WORLD, but no more.

Apparently North Americans have been missing out on one of the greatest musical spectacles IN THE WORLD, but no more.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News/Trending Tagged With: eurovision, international, jaja ding dong, music contest, Netflix, Rachel McAdams, songs, will ferrell

Kanye West Announces New Political Party And You Won’t Be Shocked

July 8, 2020 By Topher P

You know the meme. It starts with "literally no one." And after that you can insert absolutely ANYTHING that Kanye West does.

You know the meme. It starts with “literally no one.” And after that you can insert absolutely ANYTHING that Kanye West does.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: elon musk, Forbes article, Kanye West, presidential election, Wakanda

A Mix Tape of Protest Songs to Help You Vent Your Rage

June 18, 2020 By Topher P

For those of us who just need an outlet - something to jam to so we can release our emotions - here is a playlist that illustrates how we are feeling right now.

For those of us who just need an outlet – something to jam to so we can release our emotions – here is a playlist that illustrates how we are feeling right now.

Filed Under: Entertainment, Politics/Community, SPM Tagged With: blm, mix tape, protest songs, punk, rage against the machine, rap

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Preparing to Make History

May 27, 2020 By Topher P

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is about to embark on its 15th season, making it the longest running live-action American sitcom.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is about to embark on its 15th season, making it the longest running live-action American sitcom.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News/Trending Tagged With: Charlie Day, Danny Devito, FX Networks, Glenn Howerton, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Kaitlin Olson, Rob McElhenney, satire, television, television history

Crayola Celebrates Diversity With A New Line of Skin-Tone Color Crayons

May 25, 2020 By Miranda Keskes

The little girl in me who spent hours cooped up in her room with her coloring books is geeked!

The little girl in me who spent hours cooped up in her room with her coloring books is geeked!

Filed Under: Beauty/Fashion, Entertainment, News/Trending Tagged With: celebrating diversity, coloring, crayola, crayon, Education, kids

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