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At this rate, the reunion will drop right after the next heat death of the universe.

Netflix announcing a show for 2027 is just a long-term subscription retention strategy.

Nothing says 'cinematic masterpiece' like wondering if you'll make it to act three without losing your popcorn.

Reese Witherspoon's production company is the reason your streaming queue has its own waiting room.

The only thing longer than Odysseus' journey is the line of people trying to copy Nolan's success.

Chuck Lorre is out here treating the Big Bang Theory timeline like a bad sandwich — just keeps adding layers nobody wants.

The only thing more confusing than Colin From Accounts is how it lasted this long.

The one time Charlize Theron forgot she wasn't in a group chat.

The Mormon Wives universe just expanded faster than the cast's emotional baggage.

The internet's been waiting for a movie where the villain's acting range is literally a handicap.

Salman Khan backing the students is the endorsement no one asked for — especially the students.

MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA SAID 'MEGHAN MARKLE.' SHE SAID 'TRY AGAIN.'

She's so committed to the bit that she's now demanding back pay for her pyramid labor.

Tom Holland and Zendaya are now a buy-one-get-one-free deal. And we're the ones paying the full price.

The internet spent three years begging for Miles Morales and now it's going to spend three more begging for Peter Parker back.

How do you say 'you're not that famous' in rupees? Very, very loudly.

When your own teenager legally edits you out of her name, the divorce decree was just the rough draft.

Conan's new haircut makes him look like he's about to sell you a '94 Buick that 'runs like a dream' (it doesn't).

Heidi Montag's bedazzled bodysuit is the campaign promise Spencer Pratt actually kept.

When your best parenting boast is 'at least they're not on coke' – that's a bar low enough to limbo under.

She went from 'make it big' to 'make it stop'.

Benicio Del Toro doing comedy is like watching a cat bark – you admire the effort, but those ears are still back.

Jimmy Kimmel's record June is the rare case of 'your cancellation is my promotion.'

Somewhere, a fan is zooming in on a blurry photo of a takeout menu trying to read the name.

Travis Scott can face a mosh pit but not a camera—classic extrovert behavior.

Comic-Con: where grown adults receive their quarterly homework assignments and nod solemnly.

The secret ingredient is just a blank cheque from the family.

Vanilla Ice's idea to serenade Hitler is the first time anyone's considered using a time machine to make history even worse.

The man has lied about his entire existence so effectively that he is the only person who could accidentally end up with a Purple Heart while sitting in the craft services tent.

Djimon Hounsou's struggle is the kind of broke I aspire to be.

Dhanush wins a 'Special Mention' – the cinematic equivalent of a participation trophy that actually means something.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man just got out-booked by a movie whose trailer likely has more dance numbers than plot.

The only thing more magical than the Sorcerer's Stone is watching adults pretend they're still 11.

THE CAMERA FLASHED. MBAPPÉ AND EXPÓSITO. AGAIN.

Aaron Rodgers finally made a completion his mom can screenshot.

She wanted to be a voice for the voiceless — now she's got a police file number.

The only thing more confusing than a Pitbull concert is trying to find your car when 10,000 people all look like the same guy.

Lock Upp producers realizing their biggest drama prop is a used mattress and a stubborn star.

The only thing more expensive than Amaal Mallik's PR budget is the one he's imagining.

Rebel Wilson brought a bathtub to a defamation fight — and won.

A documentary about Lily Allen: finally, her bad takes get the feature-length treatment they deserve.

Kartik Aaryan is now contractually obligated to be scared for the rest of his career.

Audible's Dracula: the only horror where the scariest thing is that it's a radio play with Instagram models.

The government just cleared our queues to ensure we have more time to watch them play power games.

Arijit Singh's retirement is the 'one last song' that never ends.

Welcome to 'Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai 2.0' — where vulnerability is just another subscription tier.

Spider-Man: making doomsday look like a nap.

Sheetal Menon: the only person who freed Shah Rukh Khan from jail and still got a 'who dis?'

The only note from Mars is that Earth's film industry still thinks 'female-centric' is a niche category.

Jacky Wu's brand strategy: ambush grandmas at the wet market.

Nobody expected the biggest crossover of 2025 to be between a webtoon and a triple axel.

Rebel Wilson's director debut: she got a review she can't delete.

Le Sserafim's Singapore concert is a masterclass in turning FOMO into empty bank accounts.

Han Chae Young making bank from raising a mistress's child while I'm just raising my blood pressure.

The biggest loser in this defamation case? The person who thought suing Rebel Wilson was a good idea.

Paparazzi chase Jennifer Garner like she's the last known photo of Bigfoot.

The only thing more formal than Prince George's suit is the acceptance letter to Eton that's probably already framed.

Apoorva's Lock Upp exit: shortest rebellion since my gym membership.

Hybe's marketing team just discovered a 'fourth anniversary' trick in the K-pop playbook — expect a 'fifth anniversary' deluxe box set with a photocard of a button that fell off the CEO's jacket.

Harshad and Shivangi treated a 'lovebirds' comment like a personal attack; the internet treated it like the season finale.