Clemson. Florida. South Carolina. Unfortunately, that list goes even longer if I took the time to dive deeper into it, but this is a list of the fraudulent teams that come to mind who’ve conned AP ...

Parody films are having a resurgence as of late, reminding audiences of the simple joys of laughing at our favorite pop culture tropes. After a solid decade where comedy films were near extinct at ...

Ilia Topuria is one of the most confident sports stars on the planet, but ultimately, that could result in his downfall. Since his emergence in the UFC in 2020, it was immediately clear that Ilia ...

The fall of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s mercurial hard-right former president, came gradually and then suddenly. After a steady, years-long drip of revelations about his time in office and months of ...

For years, the most financially strapped Americans have been falling steadily behind on their car payments and other loans too. And yet the US economy has trucked along, seemingly oblivious. This week ...

Early in the fourth quarter of this year’s Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, 100 million viewers found themselves being soothed by Harrison Ford. From a cozy ...

Sometimes, an actor's downfall happens all of a sudden after one bad decision. Other times — like in Charlie Sheen's case — it goes on for literal decades. Fair warning: pretty much everything you're ...

From turning politicians into cartoon villains to reimagining musicians as literal pieces of poop, nobody roasts celebrities quite like South Park! Join us as we count down the most brutal, hilarious, ...

Paula Deen was once the toast of Food Network, the Georgia grandmother's butter-drenched home cooking and salty-sweet disposition a winning combination. Until, that is, her own words came back to bite ...

A decade ago, “Weird Al” Yankovic launched his 12th concert tour, which covered 200 shows over two years. Somewhere along the line, the pop world’s foremost parodist was backstage putting on a fat ...

In the ’80s and ’90s, nothing was a bigger cultural tastemaker than MTV. Long before it became the home to endless reality shows, it played nothing but music videos 24 hours a day. If you wanted to ...