'Jackass: Best and Last' comedy film

It's plain stupid (only a lil funny)

REVIEW: We can't recommend this one. It's not as funny as previous installments, and it's almost certainly NOT the last Jackass film. They always say it will be their last, which helps sales. The problem here is not that there isn't nostalgia. It's that it's weak. It's not their best work. There is little set up to each scenario, and then it's over and on to the next thing. A previous sequel saw Knoxville dress like an old man with his scrotum hanging out unawares; he goes out and about, laughs ensue. Here, there is one call back to that, and that seems authentic and funny. If you like gay homoeroticism among professed heterosexual bros, you'll love this -- with all its fecal, anal, ball-busting torture. Did we mention feces? There's no shortage of that. And there's lots of full-frontal male nudity for the gents. Ladies, stay home. This is not representative of what most men are up to. This is for drug abusers, like Knoxville and Steve-O to make money milking cringe for what it might be worth. Rating: C or C-.

DON'T SAY WE DIDN'T WARN YOU.

Knoxville drug abuse explains a lot

(Steve-O's Wild Ride! - Clips) Johnny Knoxville's drug use [and addiction]

jackass: best and last | official trailer (2026 movie). Here are 10 of the best pranks and stunts:

(WatchMojo.com) Top 10 moments of the juvenile, immature, and dumb Jackass series

(Paramount Pictures) June 26, 2026: It’s time to relive the best and experience the last. Watch the official trailer for Jackass: Best and Last, only in theatres Friday, June 26. #jackassmovie #jackassbestandlast

(Jimmy Kimmel Live) Johnny Knoxville kidnapped Brad Pitt,

having a matching perm with his mom, and the last Jackass movie

Johnny Knoxville, creative genius (MTV)

Johnny Knoxville and the gang return for one final fling at the big screen. Featuring all-new stunts and stupidity along with the greatest hits and biggest laughs from the past, Jackass: Best and Last is a joyously raucous celebration of all the mischievous camaraderie that audiences have come to love and expect from these idiots over the past 25 years.

Jackass crew on popular questions

(Wired) Jackass cast answer 50 most searched questions

(The Daily Show) Johnny Knoxville - "Jackass: Best and Last" | The Daily Show

So grab some dumb little buddies, raise glasses, and come experience the cinematic event that promises to be the last time anyone will ever laugh this hard in a theatre.

• Box Office Scenes: Deadliest stunts

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Help wanted: ICE needs thugs (whites only)

(Mother Jones) Why border patrol recruits at rodeos

(CBS News) Videos show ICE use of force violations against peaceful protesters, former agent says

• APPLY: ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement)
• Graduates of L.A.H. may be suitable after debriefing

Tattoos decoded: Sec'y of Defense (Daily Mail)

Love MAGA? Love your country? Love to obey orders without question and put perps in their place? You just might be what ICE is looking for. Tattooed patriots with Hegseth insignia, white Christian nationalist symbols, spiderweb on elbows, KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, and Neo-Nazi affiliations welcome to apply. Want to euthanize puppies like Sec'y of Homeland Security Kristi Noem does and willing to execute disobedient curs? Drinking problem? No problem! Domestic violence accusations? Bi*ch was probably asking for it. Bonuses and incentives available thanks to extra Trump administration funding.

White males preferred. Others possibly considered if white quota is not met. Violent criminal records? Let's talk. Snitching, finking, willingness to betray trust of fellows may remove obstacles to federal employment.

• VIDEO: 50,000-year-old DNA evidence: All humans linked to three African tribes
• I. Rony, Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Dave Chappelle: MAGA fears Black sports

Dave Chappelle and Muhammad Ali were right about Jack Johnson

There was a "Mann Act" (previously called the White-Slave Traffic Act, a U.S. federal law passed in the summer of 1910, Ch. 395, 36 Stat. 825, codified as amended at 18 U.S.C. §§ 2421–2424) named after [racist American] Congressman James Robert Mann of Illinois), and the white 54th Gov. of NY Eliot Spitzer was going to be prosecuted under it decades later for his prostitution scandal?

Dave Chappelle nails why MAGA fears Black history

Jack Johnson (boxer)

(TYT Sports) Sept. 29, 2025: A resurfaced Dave Chappelle standup comedy bit about legendary Black heavyweight champion Jack Johnson perfectly captures why MAGA’s crusade to rewrite and erase history is so dangerous. Johnson’s story exposed the fragility of white supremacy in the boxing ring and beyond — and the violent backlash that followed. As Rick Strom explains, Chappelle’s comedy reveals deeper truths about America’s refusal to confront racism, and why protecting Black history is essential. #TYTsports #Sports #RickStrom

Dave Chappelle and Muhammad Ali were right about Jack Johnson

(Lu Mazing) Aug. 22, 2025: Jack Johnson was more than a boxing champion, he was a revolutionary figure who challenged a racially divided world. Dave Chappelle highlights how Johnson defeated white champions and lived boldly without fear, openly defying the rules of his time and inspiring generations of Black people to embrace courage and self-worth.

Muhammad Ali reminds us of the sheer bravery of Johnson standing completely alone, facing threats and hostility when there were no civil rights organizations to support him. His resilience became a symbol for all Black people to fight for dignity and pursue their dreams.

Donald Trump posthumously pardoned Johnson, acknowledging the injustice he endured under the racist Mann Act, recognizing his extraordinary achievements and legacy as a trailblazer in sports and society. This video brings together perspectives from comedy, sports, and history to show how Jack Johnson changed the world and why his courage continues to inspire us all.

Register thoughts in the comments section. Check out The Rick Strom Show: @therickstromshow Viewers are vital to this work. Support as a member: tyt.com/join Rick Strom on TIKTOK: rickstrom

US not a police state (well, maybe a little)

• LA Mayor Karen Bass addresses police state tactics in LA
• Possible immigration raid escalates, as ICE or cops deploy tear gas at Camarillo farm | KTLA
• VIDEO: Gestapo-style raid on SoCal farm workers

It could never happen here

(BBC) US military would never target us like Bibi murders babies in Gaza

Post Malone: Penis tattoo goes too far

Post Malone tattooed my face

Forehead is not going far enough.

(Steveo, Summer 2024) I’m not an attention 'hore, more an attention pimp. Just ask Johnny Knoxville. I’ve had this tattoo idea for a long time, before the movie Jackass, and it finally happened (but only after the movie because Johnny chickened out and wouldn’t let me do it on camera for our MTV film). I told Post Malone to tattoo a dick on my forehead, giving penis tattooing a whole new meaning. You thought a Prince Albert was bad. At least that's hidden. It wasn't my first bad tattoo idea:

Mistakes were made: The tattoos I ragret regret the most | Steve-O

Ha ha, he paid me to put it there. What a dumb F

"Getting dumb, regrettable tattoos has been a hobby of mine for decades, and many of them arguably went too far. One, in particular, was such an unbelievable disasterpiece, I'm hereby asking you all for ideas to further transform it into something I can feel really good about. Please check out the video and leave your tattoo-cover-up suggestions in the comment section. Thanks!"- Steve-O, July 2019.

This is no joke! Well, it's kind of funny. Use condoms - Jackass too hot for MTV, so it goes Hollywood

It's not gay if...whatcha say?!

Evidence of explicit genital male representations [d*ck drawings?] have been found in "art" made in Europe approximately 11,000 to 38,000 years ago.

However, the primitive meaning of genital ornamentation is not clearly defined (Phallic Decoration in Paleolithic Art: Genital Scarification, Piercing and Tattoos | Journal of Urology). More: wiki

Come see my shame in person along with my brand-new live comedy show. Tickets available at steveo.com. #steveo #jackass #funny

I'm getting paper, and Steve-O looks a fool!

Subscribe for new videos: bit.ly/SteveOSub. Check out my merch to help me pay for its eventual removal and subsequent facelift, dental work, and arthritis treatments for entertaining all my fans) at steveo.com/merch. I need attention, so also follow me on IG steveo, Twitter steveo, Facebook steveo, YouTube Steve-O steveo. #steveo #jackass #funny #terribletattoos #tattooregrets

• Steve-O, June 18, 2024; Seth Auberon, CC Liu, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Ghost Dance (Native American religion)

Wovoka (Jack Wilson)

The Ghost Dance (Caddo Nanissáanah [1]) of 1890 is a ceremony incorporated into numerous Native American belief systems.

According to the millenarian teachings of the Northern Paiute spiritual leader Wovoka (renamed Jack Wilson), proper practice of the dance will reunite the living with spirits of the dead, bring the spirits to guard on their behalf, end European westward expansion, and bring peace, prosperity, and unity to Native American peoples throughout the region [2].

I intend to dance again to see the ancestors.

The basis for it is the circle dance, a traditional Native American dance [3, 4]. It was first practiced by the Nevada Northern Paiute in 1889. The practice swept throughout much of the Western United States, quickly reaching areas of California and Oklahoma. As it spread from its original source, different tribes synthesized selective aspects of the ritual with their own unique beliefs.

Paiute Native American Shaman Wovoka and the Ghost Dance

The Ghost Dance has been associated with Wovoka's prophecy of an end to colonial expansion while preaching goals of clean living, an honest life, and cross-cultural cooperation by Native Americans.

Prof. Dr. Louis Warren on "The Ghost Dance Movement"

Practice of the movement was believed to have contributed to Lakota resistance to assimilation under the Dawes Act. The Lakota variation on the Ghost Dance tended towards millenarianism [5], an innovation that distinguished the Lakota interpretation from Jack Wilson's original teachings. The Caddo still practice the Ghost Dance today [6]. More

• Eds., Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

Lonely vs. Speed Dating (comedy)

Steve Carrell, The 40 Year Old Virgin; Bojack Horseman (Wisecrack); People Watching S1•E1 (Cracked); Ashley Wells, Crystal Quintero, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

 
"Why Speed Dating is Terrible"

Whoever came up with speed dating is a madman -- and also horrible. Canadian viewers can watch Season 2 on the CBC. People Watching swag. Subscribe. "The Women Men Don't See."

Bojack Horseman on Loneliness

(Wisecrack, Oct. 2018) What BoJack Horseman teaches us about loneliness, a Wisecrack quick take. Sponsored by wix.com/go/wisecrack. Join WisecrackPLUS for exclusive pilot access. Subscribe.

• Jen Sorensen draws COMICS, Pasadena Weekly
• Jimmy Dore Comedy, 5:00 PM Fridays (KPFK)
• Steve Carrell's new movie on drugs and family

Why I love the Buddha (song, doc)

Richard Gere (PBS.org); Mason Jennings; Jack Johnson; Crystal Quintero, Wisdom Quarterly

The Buddha persisted past the ogre Mara

This documentary tells the story of the Buddha’s life, a journey especially relevant to our own bewildering times of violent change and spiritual confusion. It features the work of some of the world’s greatest artists and sculptors, who across two millennia, have depicted the Buddha’s life in art rich in beauty and complexity. Hear insights into the ancient narrative by American teachers, contemporary Buddhists, including Pulitzer Prize winning poet W.S. Merwin and the Dalai Lama.

Official music video for Jack Johnson's "Buddha" (Sleep Through the Static)

"Jackass" star becomes a Buddhist (video)

"Jackass" star Steve-O is a Buddhist
The newly, successfully sober but still crazy stuntman Steve-O practices Nichiren Buddhism. He mentioned his conversion without going into further detail in the introduction to a new interview in the Miami New Times. Tina Turner will be overjoyed:

The best nam myoho renge kyo ever (Larry King)

Rebel Buddha: On the Road to Freedom
Wisdom Quarterly
Maybe Steve-O has been reading this new book (Shambala, $21.95)? Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche is a Seattle-based Tibetan Buddhist monk who discusses how we can eliminate fear and unhappiness by awakening the "rebel buddha" within -- the "sharp, clear intelligence that resists the status quo," according to the publisher. The Vajrayana author is the founder of Nalanda West, a Fremont center dedicated to fostering American Buddhism. DailyOM review

• Miami New Times on Buddhism

Channeled Explanation of "Karma"

The Hindus learned about karma from two primary sources. The first was the handed down knowledge of the Vedas. This was given to them by sky beings (Brahmas, Nagas, Yakkhas, Asura, and Akasa Devas or "space deities" who keep what Edgar Cayce in a New Age Christian context called the "Akashic Records"). The second was by direct seeing of rishis (seers). These psychics had the ability to see. But they were subject to bias.

The Buddha warned that without perfect development of one dibbu-cakkhu (divine eye), a seer was likely to misunderstand what had been seen. For instance, if one perceived a very bad person passing away and going to a fortunate rebirth destination, the seer was likely to say that either

• There is no result of karma or
• Bad actions yield good results or
• One's destiny after death is haphazard.

It is the fault and failure of the seer. The error is to extrapolate too broadly from too few cases. The first view is particularly harmful. As a fixed wrong view (miccha-ditthi), it results in a great deal of suffering. The other views have the tendency to mislead beings but are slightly less harmful.

The present seer should therefore be understood on the terms of what is said as it is perceived and understood. What is directly seen is nevertheless focused through the prism of one's understanding. And that is where distortions and interpretations come in. Information can still be useful. It takes a sammasambuddha (a fully-awakened one) to make sense of karma.

The views of this seer are presented only to arouse discussion. Many Westerners may hold the first wrong-view -- that of not believing that there is any result of karma whatsoever. It would be better to mistakenly think that this will lead to that instead of believing that there is no result at all.

The topic of karma is very complex. However, it is explained in modern English in accord with the Buddha's teaching by Pa Auk Sayadaw in The Workings of Kamma. Available for free download at:

• paauk.org