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🚨INSANE: The Buffalo #Bills posted a video of their new Highmark Stadium doing the “SUPER FLUSH” test to prepare for game-day crowds. The massive plumbing test involved flushing every toilet and urinal simultaneously while running all sinks. Crazy 🤯

Talking to a mechanic be like 🤣🤣@nbcsnl

Will Ferrell hosted the finale of SNL on May 16th as the unhinged Dr. “Some wires got crossed... I accidentally removed your pen*s🤣” “Just one of those things.” What’s your favorite Will Ferrell movie or bit? Or none?

Contra 1988 Nintendo Entertainment System

Doug Allen anthem singer… Lindy in goat head gear… only one thing this could mean… #Sabres

‘TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE’ will be getting a 4K theatrical re-release to celebrate the film's 40th anniversary. (Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…)

40 years later… it still hits like a truck. As a token of our apology, we're putting The Transformers: The Movie back in theatres on September 17, this time in 4K! Because you asked... a lot. Transmission received.

Teacher Humor… Student: How can I bring up my grade. Teacher: Spell way Student: W-a-y Teacher: You forgot the F Student: There’s no F in way Teacher: Exactly

Tom Kane has sadly passed away at the age of 64. He was the iconic narrator of ‘The Clone Wars’ series as well as the voice of Yoda & Admiral Yularen. He also voiced Professor Utonium in ‘The Powerpuff Girls’.

Kacey Musgraves is another level, An entire awards ceremony, and the only performance that isn't a cliché country music song is hers. Country artists need to put more creative on their work.

Are you afraid?   #Lanterns premieres August 16 on @hbomax.

Rick Rubin reveals the three completely different creative processes used by Eminem, Jay-Z, and Anthony Kiedis "Eminem will always be writing in a book, always writing all the time. I asked him, are all these rhymes used? He's like no, 99% of what I write I'll never use, just to stay engaged in the process of writing" "Jay-Z doesn't write anything down. He listens to the beat, hums, then goes on the mic 20 minutes later and just says a whole complicated verse. No paper, no writing, nothing" "Anthony Kiedis sings along with an idea of a melody but he doesn't yet have words, just nonsense words automatically real time, then listens back and says this phrase sounds good. It's like a puzzle"

First, you braved dysentery on the Oregon Trail, and then you had to get a master's degree in global geography just to track down a lady in a red trench coat. ​If your childhood was spent toggling between resource management and decoding international travel clues from Acme agents, you were living in the golden age of educational gaming. "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" didn't just teach geography; it turned every 90s kid into a international super-sleuth. ​Between the unforgettable theme song, the iconic video phone check-ins with The Chief, and the thrill of finally issuing that warrant, this game was elite. ​What was your go-to strategy for tracking down Carmen? Did you actually use the physical encyclopedia that came with the game, or were you just guessing your way through the flights?

Since Mike Johnson says members of Congress don't make enough money with just their salaries, may I suggest: - Dialing back on those streaming subscriptions - Reducing your cell phone plan - Taking public transportation - Eating cheaper cuts of meat - Eating in more often - Turning off the lights when you're not in the room - Getting a part-time job at Walmart - Growing a f-cking spine and stop whining Signed, Everyone trying to eke out a living in your shitty economy

Clash de culture à Inter Miami. La majorité des joueurs viennent d’un environnement international où la relation avec les médias est beaucoup plus contrôlée et distante. En Europe ou ailleurs, éviter les scrums ou limiter les accès médias est souvent normalisé. Mais en MLS et dans la culture nord-américaine, l’accessibilité fait partie du sport : conferences, entrevues, proximité avec les médias et connexion avec les partisans. Donc quand des vétérans arrivent ici avec d’autres habitudes… le choc culturel devient évident. Les partisans de Miami commencent à être dépassés par cette distance. Pourquoi c’est important ? Parce que les médias et la communication servent aussi à faire grandir le sport. Partager des messages. Créer des histoires. Connecter les joueurs aux fans. Promouvoir une ligue qui continue encore aujourd’hui à construire sa place dans le paysage sportif. Le soccer ne peut pas seulement vivre sur le terrain. Il doit aussi vivre à travers sa connexion avec le public.

Cher was present there when Val Kilmer died. She was devastated. As cancer stole his voice and his strength, friends faded. Calls stopped. Pity moved in. Cher didn’t. “I moved him into my guest house,” she said. “So I could watch him myself.” No cameras. No headlines. Just 2AM nights when he couldn’t breathe, and she was on the phone with specialists, refusing to let him face it alone. “That’s love,” she told People. “You show up.” They met in 1982. She was Cher — untouchable. He was Val — 22, Juilliard, hungry. The tabloids sold “sex symbol couple.” The truth? Poetry at 4AM. Philosophy debates. “We laughed at the same things constantly,” Cher said. “He’d sleep over and it was just friendship… then it wasn’t.” When the romance ended, the respect didn’t. For 40 years, they were each other’s safe place. Then 2015 hit. Throat cancer. Surgery. Radiation. A tracheostomy that saved his life and took his voice — the voice of Iceman, Doc Holliday, Jim Morrison. People didn’t know what to do with a legend who could only whisper. Cher did. “She never looked at me like I was broken,” Val wrote in I’m Your Huckleberry. “She looked at me like I was Val.” One hospital night, he was drowning in it. Tears. Fear. Done. Cher walked in wearing silk. No sad eyes. “Val, are you crying because you’re so happy to see me?” she said. He cracked up. “I was sobbing, then laughing,” he wrote. “She knew I didn’t need a nurse. I needed to feel like me.” She stayed. Through Val, the documentary. Through years of rasping conversations and quiet courage. April 1, 2025. Val Kilmer died at 65 from pneumonia. Cher was there. Not for a photo. For him. She was devastated. The next morning she posted on X: “VALUS Will miss u. U Were Funny, crazy, pain in the ass, GREAT FRIEND, kids <3 U. BRILLIANT as Mark Twain. BRAVE here during ur sickness.” She’d loved him in the ’80s. She cared for him in his final years. She mourned him when he left. “Friendship isn’t the good times,” she said. “It’s who stays when there are no words left.” She heard his heart long after his voice went quiet. That’s loyalty. Not the kind that posts. The kind that moves you in, makes you laugh, and holds your hand when the silence comes. They stopped being lovers in 1984. They never stopped being family. And when he took his last breath, the last face he knew was one that had loved him through every version of himself. 💙....

Cartoons used to start with a full rock opera for absolutely no reason.

Do you remember playing this in the arcades?

Phil Hartman in SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER is 100% perfection

Pedro Pascal surprises fans at Disneyland by appearing in-costume as The Mandalorian. “Now you all have to die as you’ve seen my face.”