The Laugh Camp Comedy Club in St. Paul, Minnesota, has canceled six sold-out shows by comedian Ben Bankas following viral videos of him mocking the death of Renee Good. The club cited safety concerns due to “heightened threats, increasing media attention, and civil disorder,” and will be refunding all ticket holders. Owner Bill Collins stated the venue lacked the necessary resources to ensure safety. Bankas, who made offensive remarks about Good during previous performances, has not yet commented on the cancellations.
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Man With Pizza Cutter Is Said to Have Tried to Break Mangione Out of Jail, and honestly, the sheer audacity of it all is captivating, isn’t it? The image alone – a man, reportedly from Minnesota, no less – showing up at a federal jail in Brooklyn, impersonating an FBI agent, and wielding a pizza cutter, is something straight out of a movie. You can’t make this stuff up! The fact that he was allegedly trying to free Luigi Mangione, who, let’s be honest, has become somewhat of a folk hero in certain circles, just adds another layer of intrigue.
Man With Pizza Cutter Is Said to Have Tried to Break Mangione Out of Jail – the details are fascinating.… Continue reading
Russia’s first AI humanoid robot falls ‘flat on its face’ seconds after grand unveiling. Let me tell you, it’s not every day you get to witness a monumental technological unveiling end in… well, let’s just say a rapid descent. The whole thing was just *chef’s kiss*. The video, if you haven’t seen it, is a masterclass in comedic timing.
The presenters, bless their hearts, were clearly anticipating a moment of glory. But then came the curtain – and that’s where things truly got interesting. The struggle to close it properly was almost as entertaining as the main event itself. They flailed, they fiddled, and the audience… well, the audience got a performance of a different kind.… Continue reading
Dame Patricia Routledge, beloved for her portrayal of the hilariously pretentious Hyacinth Bucket in the sitcom *Keeping Up Appearances*, has passed away at the age of 96. The actress, also known for her roles in Alan Bennett’s *Talking Heads* monologues and as the amateur sleuth Hetty Wainthropp, enjoyed a diverse career spanning stage and screen. Routledge’s talent extended beyond comedy, with acclaimed performances in both musical theatre and serious drama, earning her a Tony Award and an Olivier Award. Her iconic performance as Hyacinth Bucket, a character recognized and loved globally, solidified her legacy as a remarkable and versatile actress.
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David Letterman responded to Donald Trump’s recent attacks, particularly Trump’s comments about Letterman’s appearance. Letterman labeled Trump a “big tubby goofball” while discussing Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night television. Letterman critiqued Trump’s “lunatic behavior,” calling him a dictator and highlighting the “cowardice” he perceives in Trump’s attempts to influence late-night television. Letterman also emphasized Trump’s self-serving actions, asserting that Trump prioritizes his own interests above all else.
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South Park’s latest season has launched with a fierce critique of the Trump administration, achieving record ratings with its unrestrained commentary. The show’s creators are targeting key figures within the administration, like Kristi Noem. This new season arrives during a period of scrutiny for Paramount Pictures, the parent company of Comedy Central. Despite the potential risks, the show’s creators are seemingly protected by Paramount, which has a lucrative deal for streaming South Park exclusively on Paramount Plus.
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The latest South Park episode skewers Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, using her controversial admission of killing her dog as a recurring joke, while also satirizing Vice President JD Vance. The episode portrays Noem shooting puppies and leading an ICE raid targeting brown-skinned individuals, followed by Mr. Mackay’s rise to success as an ICE agent, which leads to an invitation to meet Trump at Mar-a-Lago. The episode also touches on right-wing podcasts and features a showdown that includes Krypto the Superdog. This episode follows up the show’s blockbuster 27th season return last month, which delivered nearly six million cross-platform viewers and the largest audience share for the animated comedy in 25 years.
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In the latest episode of South Park, titled “Got a Nut,” the show continues its criticism of conservative figures. The episode features Vice President JD Vance as a subservient character to President Trump, who is repeatedly demeaned by his boss. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is also targeted, with the show referencing her controversial admission about killing her dog and depicting her with exaggerated cosmetic surgery. The episode additionally features Cartman as a parody of Turning Points USA founder Charlie Kirk, mocking his debate style.
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Stephen Colbert humorously criticized President Trump’s attempt to distance himself from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, by inviting convicted sex offender Lawrence Taylor to a White House event promoting a rebooted Presidential Fitness Test. Colbert mocked Trump’s choice of guest, highlighting the irony of associating with a sex offender while seemingly trying to distance himself from Epstein. The segment also touched upon Trump’s recent frustration with the ongoing focus on his ties to Epstein, especially in light of the yet-unreleased “Epstein Files.” Colbert concluded by sarcastically suggesting Trump’s fitness regimen, poking fun at the former president’s lifestyle.
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