(Channel 4 Comedy) Sister Michael'sGuide to Not Giving a F**k! |Derry Girls| Channel 4
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The beautiful Black Irish in the US
Now, WoQy, w' don't mind if y' rite 'bout tha beyootifull Catholick Shurch as a wondrous institution of goode in the Emerald Isle that saved it from Snakes under St. Paddy 'n the scallywagProtestant-Royalists up North, but ye best not be sayin nuthin harsh or rude about that holy mother superior Headmistress Sister George Michael of TV's Our Lady Immaculate College (Siobhán McSweeney) on the teen British sitcom Derry Girls. And if'n y' do, we might forgit to pray fer yer eternal Souls during vespers. D'ya understand? An' der might be a knuckle-ruler waitin' fer yous to halp y'all see da error uv yer wayz, too. Right?
(Abyss Archive) The final words of an Ethiopian Christian monk (relying on his church's 88-book Ethiopian Bible) about Jesus Christ is raising questions for Western Christians.
(The Unfiltered Mic) Bill Burr, brother of Willy Organ (Billy Corgan) of the Smashing Pumpkins
Brothers? But we look nothing alike, Howie!
In a controversial January 2025 podcast by neurotic Jewish impresario Howie Mandel, Bill Burr publicly addressed Billy Corgan's claim that they are brothers or half-brothers of their mutual degenerate father, Bill. Bill Burr criticized Mandel for this gotcha moment, ambushing and humiliating him by bringing out Bill Corgan live on air to discuss their sensitive family issue.
Howie: I love ratings, guys, sorry.
Billy C claims that he had been told that Billy B had been informed that he would be coming out on the show, which he had never done in public in spite of all the lurid speculation of their family's sex life. Bill B alleges that muckraker Mandel is "rude" to be chasing "ratings" with such a stunt, stating that a podcast is not the appropriate venue for the independently famous "Bill Brothers" to meet and face off about so sensitive an issue as paternity. Mandel left the room. Amid jokes, Bill B and Bill C [know they] "have the same father" and say of this father: "The fact that he said he can't sing, I think that sort of disproves that we're related" ("Bill Burr, Billy Corgan address whether they're half-brothers," Brendan Morrow, USA TODAY, retrieved August 10, 2026 [114]). More
(Investigative Insights TV) Jan. 26, 2026: This video confronts the Epstein/Maxwell scandal not as an isolated crime story, but as a carefully managed containment exercise—one designed to keep congressional scrutiny narrow, sanitized, and politically survivable.
While lawmakers posture about child sex trafficking, the discussion exposes why deeper questions about arms dealing, financial [world bank] criminality, intelligence [CIA, Mossad, KGB, etc.] ties, and Epstein’s access to the highest levels of power are deliberately kept off-limits.
(Whitney Webb) What do Palantir and other Tech Bro corporations want?
What’s presented as transparency is instead a "limited hangout," restricting public attention to a safe spectrum of outrage while shielding networks that implicate multinational corporations, intelligence agencies, and political dynasties across decades.
The analysis traces these power structures back to their historical roots, arguing that Epstein is best understood as a product of a post–World War II alliance between organized crime, Wall Street interests, and Western intelligence services.
From CIA-backed regime change in Latin America to covert banking networks that survive scandal after scandal, the video outlines how “national security” has long functioned as a catchall justification for protecting elite economic interests rather than democratic accountability.
By following the money, the intelligence ties, and the recurring cast of protected character actors, the discussion makes a stark claim: The real story of Epstein threatens to expose a transnational cartel operating above the law, which is precisely why the truth is rationed so carefully.
Turn on notifications to stay updated. 🔔 Investigative Insights TV (IITV) transforms original content from interviews, lectures, podcasts, and keynotes featuring Whitney Webb to provide viewers with a more immersive and engaging experience. The goal is to educate and inform as many people as possible about Whitney Webb’s unique economic insights and critiques of global capitalism. IITV also strives to make Webb’s ideas more accessible to individuals with hearing impairments by providing professional transcriptions for the majority of videos. By enhancing the original content with cinematic editing, improved clarity, and added context, IITV aims to amplify Webb’s message and help more viewers understand the economic and social issues they address.
Is this satire? No, DJ Trump really fabricated a "Board of Peace" out of thin air, and he made himself the head of it. It's befitting of his newly ill-gotten Nobel Peace Prize with MC Machado's name on it so she could be installed as the new head of Venezuela instead of Trump himself, now president of two countries...and head of BOP, Sultanate of Yemen, Sheikh of Somalia, Sex Master of his children's household and, of course, King of Epstein Island (Little Saint James, U.S. Virgin Islands).
Festivus (/ˈfɛstɪvəs/) is a secular holiday celebrated annually in America on December 23 as an alternative to the perceived familial pressures and rampant commercialism and phoniness of the Christmas (Xmas) season.
Originally created by author Daniel O'Keefe, Festivus entered popular culture after it was made the focus of the 1997 Seinfeld episode called "The Strike" [1, 2].
Festivus pole (complete)
In it, George's disgruntled Jewish dad, Frank Costanza (played by Jerry Stiller), makes the whole country laugh with recognition by actually doing something to oppose Christian-Pagan Xmas mass consumerism. O'Keefe's son, Dan O'Keefe, co-wrote the immortal episode.
The anti-commercial holiday's celebration, as depicted on Seinfeld, occurs on December 23rd and includes a
Festivus dinner,
an unadorned aluminum "Festivus pole,"
practices such as the "airing of grievances" and "feats of strength," and
the labeling of easily explainable events as "Festivus miracles" [3].
Don't call me Jewish! I'm a Festivite now.
The episode even has a tagline for all anti-Xmas folks who want to join the cultural revolution against humbug, Christmas fakery (and Chanukkah/Hanukkah mimicry of what the Goyim/Gentiles are up to), and commercial profiteering: "Festivus for the rest of us!"
It has been described both as a parody holiday festival and as a form of playful consumer resistance.[4] Journalist Allen Salkin describes it as "the perfect secular theme for an all-inclusive December gathering" [1]. More
Former NFL player Mel Owens is the new Golden Bachelor | GMA
In our desperate search for love and fulfillment, some even go lesbian like author of Eat Pray Love Elizabeth Gilbert, who suffers from clinging (upadana) and severe intimacy/sex issues.
(Good Morning America) Former NFL player Mel Owensnamed "The Golden Bachelor" for Season 2.
The hit show has been renewed for a brand-new season on ABC and Hulu, with Owens taking on the role of leading man, Disney announced at Hulu's inaugural Get Real House event on Tuesday.
According to a press release, Owens is a 66-year-old Detroit native from a "close-knit Midwestern family." He attended the University of Michigan and was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams as the ninth pick in the 1981 NFL Draft.
Read more: goodmorningamerica.com/cu...
(Bachelor Nation on ABC) Sept. 4, 2025: #TheGoldenBachelor Going gold, going bold. [Getting old, getting sold...down the river to increase ratings as so many of us in our Golden Years still yearn and seek for The One.] Meet the INCREDIBLE women of #TheGoldenBachelor Season 2, premiering Sept. 24, 2025, on Disney's ABC. Stream it on Hulu.
Bachelor Nation on ABC, Sept. 4, 2025; GMA, April 23, 2025; ET; The View; Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Crystal Q., Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Call it another win for Dictator Donald. He sued CBS and they settled instead of fighting it because they need some corporate favors. And just by coincidence, they fired his nemesis 15mil-a-year Colbert, who is his weakest critic among the Boys Club of late night comedians who all recycle the same jokes and, apparently, the same pool of writers. He used to be so funny on Strangers With Candy, The Daily Show, and The Colbert Report. This corporate gig was his worst work ever, so maybe he'll make a comeback to something risky and actually funny?
(Alex Griffin) May 27, 2025: Fans are calling for Family Guy to be canceled—and not because of some big controversy. Former fans are just sick of it. That's hard to believe, considering this was once the show fans fought to bring back after it got axed early on. What changed? How did ratings plummet from 9.22 to 0.96? And why is a show that was just renewed suddenly one of the most hated on TV? (Oh, Seth MacFarlane, what have you done now?) Contact: contactprecrymedia@gmail.com
Sarah Silverman on Jimmy becoming a grandpa, having lunch with Kanye West, and her new Netflix special
(Jimmy Kimmel) May 20, 2025: Sarah Silverman talks about JimJim becoming a gramps, walking her dog with JK, and changing neighbor’s signs, Amanda Knox calling into her podcast asking for advice, having lunch with Kanye "Yeezy" West, her new Netflix comedy special “PostMortem,” her dad’s reaction to her stepmother finding out about her cancer diagnosis, and his hilarious Yelp reviews. #Kimmel
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