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When asked about his reputation of being the most intelligent human being alive, Dr. this is what Stephen Hawking had to say about it.

The Dove personal care company has apologized for a short looping GIF advertisement which was accused of being racist for showing a Black woman changing into a White woman after removing her shirt.

The second season of this anime series, which follows the high school student Umaru Doma living a double life, has just been released via Amazon’s Anime Strike channel.

YouTuber Bill Wurtz provides some interesting factoids about this helpful household cleaning compound.

Backlash to a partnership between Marvel and defense contractors Northrup Grumman had people up in arms, as the partnership seemed to be with the very villains Marvel heroes like Iron Man fight.

You know that hilarious prank that makes everyone laugh? The one you drive around, honking your car horn at unsuspecting people. Wow. So funny. Anyway, Jake Paul is being sued for pulling that one.

Women on social media are sticking false eyelashes up their noses for some reason.

It feels like years since “Shooting Stars” was a thing, but it works extremely well with Pennywise.

Is it a brutal roast? Is it absolutely corny? A little of both?

/r/DankMemes has taken Young Sheldon for a dark ride, turning a show about young, hyper-intelligent boy into a series of image macros that always end with a laugh track and an assault.

This recently released psychological horror game, which presents itself as a typical Japanese anime-style dating simulator, has a mysterious alternate reality game involving files found in the game’s program directory.

Knack was a launch title for the Playstation 4 no one seemed to like, but daggum, that didn’t stop Sony from releasing Knack II.

In another exposé on the disgraced movie mogul, the New Yorker has published at least three accusations of rape against Harvey Weinstein as well as audio of him allegedly attempting to coerce an undercover police officer into his hotel room.

Every October, these spooky bois jump out of their graves to come out and play.

A game on Instagram finds folks pledging allegiance to their true anthems, none of which are the actual American National Anthem.

Following the New York Times report, which featured numerous studio execs blaming the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes for ruining their summer, Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese says the site is hurting the film experience.

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