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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 […]
Pete Buttigieg will be dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race, the New York Times reports. Buttigieg was scheduled to speak at a rally in Dallas on Sunday, ahead of the Super Tuesday primaries, which includes Texas. Following Buttigieg’s fourth-place finish in the South Carolina Democratic primary, the writing was on the wall for the former South Bend, Indiana mayor. His inability to pull black voters […]
UPDATED 03/1/19 10:25 p.m. ET: As it turns out, Chuck D wasn’t bluffing when he issued a threat to boot Flavor Flav out of Public Enemy (which you can read about at the bottom of this write-up). We say that because, according to Rolling Stone, the group has announced that they are permanently “moving forward” without Flav, […]
New York governor Andrew Cuomo announced Sunday night that the state has its first confirmed case of coronavirus, the New York Times reports. Cuomo would only describe the patient as a woman in her late 30s, who contracted the virus while traveling in Iran. She is being self-quarantined inside her Manhattan home. “The patient has respiratory symptoms, but is not in serious condition […]
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 […]
Another person in the U.S. has contracted coronavirus—this time in Rhode Island. This marks the first possible case of the virus in that state, the New York Post reports. The Department of Health has said that the infected person is someone in their 40s who will have to be confirmed positive by the Centers for […]
SNL returns after a two week break with host John Mulaney and musical guest David Byrne. For tonight’s cold open, SNL parodied a White House press conference addressing the worldwide concern over the coronavirus outbreak. Beck Bennett was Mike Pence, Kenan Thompson appeared as Dr. Ben Carson, Fred Armisen returned as Mike Bloomberg, and Larry […]
