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A Kentucky fan has issued a public apology after she was caught on camera yelling a racial slur at Rupp Arena. The incident took place toward the end of the Wildcats’ Tuesday night loss to the Tennessee Volunteers. One attendee started filming two UK fans who were seen leaving after Kentucky blew a 17-point in the second-half, […]
As a general rule of thumb, Grand Theft Auto should never be responsible for any real-life decisions. Nothing about GTA suggests that something you do in the game should be experienced in your everyday life. With that being said, this past weekend Lancashire Road Police in England pulled over an 11-year-old boy once they realized that the kid behind the wheel looked way too young to be driving an […]
Mike. Is. OUT. Early Wednesday, Michael Bloomberg—an objectively terrible presidential candidate—announced that he was abandoning his bid for the White House following expectedly poor showings on Super Tuesday. Bloomberg also let loose an endorsement of Joe Biden. “Three months ago, I entered the race to defeat Donald Trump,” Bloomberg said in a statement. “Today, I’m […]
Late next month a large asteroid is set to buzz past Earth but lucky for you (also me, I guess) it’s not set to hit the planet. If trajectories do change between then and now don’t bother with some “But you told us Complex…” thing because nobody’s going to be worried at that point. According […]
Super Tuesday, the biggest night of the U.S. primaries, is in full swing. Tonight, the remaining Democratic presidential candidates will battle it out in 14 states and one territory, competing for more than one-third of the delegates for Democratic National Convention. The results will significantly impact the shape of the remaining primary race, as the […]
Adding to the welcomed litany of recent Kid Cudi-centered moments of headline inspiration on Monday was a fan’s spotting of the Entergalactic artist in a psychology textbook. Twitter user @sussyrivera2 shared a photo showing a page from the ninth edition of Ronald J. Comer and Jonathan S. Comer’s Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology textbook, adding in her […]
Though it certainly feels like the 2020 election cycle has been going on for literal eons, complete with the constant barrage of fuckery we’ve come to expect here in the States, we are only just now approaching the concentrated madness of Super Tuesday. The days leading up to the crucial March 3 date have included […]
Alex Trebek has donated $100,000 to the Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission, a nonprofit organization that is “focused on preventing, reducing and eliminating poverty, hunger and homelessness”, TMZ has learned. Ken Craft, the organization’s founder and CEO, told TMZ that Trebek recently contacted him to request a tour of a new shelter being built in North Hollywood. After his visit, Craft recalls the Jeopardy host, who has […]
A college recruiter has been fired after asking high school students to line up according to hair texture and skin color during a visit to their school. Eleventh grade students at Harding Charter Preparatory High School in Oklahoma City told the local NBC affiliate that a recruiter from Oklahoma Christian University visited their school on Monday. During […]
Employees at the Louvre Museum decided not to open the iconic museum on Sunday over growing concerns surrounding the coronavirus. A Louvre employee and union representative, Andre Sacristin, explained to the Associated Press that the museum receives visitors from across the world. Per the Daily News, more than nine million people visited the Louvre Museum in 2019. Almost 75 […]
