Looks like "cheap gas" and "barbecue" are now battling for the top spot. www.seattletimes.com/nation-world...

Part of a larger push to prevent people from "owning" anything. Instead, all your music, movies, software, games—anything that can be digitized—must be streamed, so as to keep you in an endless loop of renting.

"We have been Beatles as best we ever will be — those four jolly lads. But we’re not those people any more. We are old men.” www.theguardian.com/music/2026/j...

The operative phrases here are "non-computerised" and "without planned obsolescence" 💯

Presumably the other 20% are "DEEPLY ASHAMED"

"... the Beatles had come to see the studio as a creative platform in its own right; a place where they could experiment with different sounds and do things nobody else had done. That excited them in a way that live shows did not any more." www.theguardian.com/music/2026/j...

Having Scottish ancestry helps, as it makes you extremely hesitant to part with money even for legitimate reasons. www.theglobeandmail.com/business/eco...

"Dumping" a dog should be a criminal offence. Good on these people for stepping up and giving her a new life.

Those condemned to repeat history often forget it. Or something like that.

Glad to see he's getting credit for this.

Trump should just cancel the games, and replace them with speeches and events honouring himself. That's what the people really want! apnews.com/article/worl...

"What I admire most about Sedaris is that he examines aging with the same vigor, curiosity and grim glee that he showed in his earlier books, when he wrote about his younger self. He’s as alive and angry now as he was then; every year seems to be formative." www.nytimes.com/2026/05/22/b...

Any other "public servant" would be reprimanded for sleeping on the job. If the problem persisted, the process for termination would follow. Staying up all night to rage tweet on the toilet does not justify dereliction of duty.

"GOOD HEAVENS" is going to be my expression for the day.

I actually prefer it when he's sleeping, as he causes a lot less damage.

"It sounds like something out of Idiocracy, but it’s real ..." Maybe that's because Idiocracy has become reality. www.esquire.com/entertainmen...

Yup.

A nice perspective on the reboot of The Littlest Hobo, and what the shows says about the country. "Our patron saint of relentless decency."

Given that Canada is behind all the voter fraud, probably time to hit with more "security" tariffs.

I met them during one of their mall tours back in 74. Even got an autograph pic (the trainer would hold it out and say sign and London would hit it with their paw).

Celebrating British and Irish Entertainment 😆

First look at the revamped 60 Minutes. Top stories to include Biden's role in JFKs assassination; DOJ investigating Obama for stealing bath towels from the White House; and a 40-minute promo piece for Trump's hotels. Stay tuned!

substack.com/@irelandgree... This

We laugh, because this is the Onion. But if FOX picks it up and suggests the idea, it could very well happen. At this point, I wouldn't put anything past these clowns.

He wouldn't last 2 seconds in that environment. But again, this is the same idiot that tried to look at an eclipse without eye protection. This stunt would be lethal, but as we know, no one can tell this clown anything.

The return of a classic calgaryherald.com/entertainmen...

At some point in the 80s Reed played Marriot's Great America—a theme park in Calif. I didn't attend the show, but from outside the stands I could hear him singing this song, and remember thinking as he sang the line about "giving head", well, there's your family entertainment, folks!

"Another celeb has entered the saturated beverage market … Jesus." www.theguardian.com/business/202...

I wonder if Escher is still prevalent on the walls of college dorms.

But how do you take the slide without spilling your martini?

True patriot love www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPmt...

And guess which way the attitudes (in the US) are shifting? Sigh. www.seattletimes.com/nation-world...

Seriously, who's doing the most to derail Trump? The D party "leadership" like Jeffries & Schumer, or humourists like Colbert, Kimmel, Stewart, South Park, and cartoonists like Michael de Adder? www.huffpost.com/entry/south-...

I'm with the CRTC on this one. Eff Netflix. www.theglobeandmail.com/business/art...

"You ain't seen nothing yet." — BTO www.thedailybeast.com/trump-predic...

Kill these f$ckers though. By any means necessary.

Just one of many problems associated with "testicle spinning" tourists www.dailymail.com/news/article...

"Catherine O'Hara was simply the best." www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/ar...

If you're on public transit screaming that you are "the God of War", it's only natural that other passengers will move away from you. Pete Hegseth needs to learn this lesson.

I thought for sure this job would go to Vanilla Ice, since Trump has always valued loyalty over competence.

Google is not your friend

Bottom line: If you don't know what something is, leave it alone. Unlikely that it's hurting you, and might actually be helping you. Tread lightly.

Is that Poilievre driving?! 🤯

Wow, and only a buck.

Tickets are going fast.

"Vital to his enduring appeal, she believes, is the fact that he 'understands how serious, and essential, absurdity and playfulness is'." www.independent.co.uk/arts-enterta...

To commemorate the nation's 250th birthday, he will be announcing plans to rename the country "Trumpland". www.theglobeandmail.com/world/us-pol...

I feel like I'm really behind on my Christmas shopping, but I'm not panicking yet—I think I still have time to catch up.

Mike Myers is not new to the party. 10 years ago he wrote a book (CANADA) in which he credited the country and its institutions for their role in his success. He's a genuine patriot, and genuinely grateful. calgaryherald.com/entertainmen...