A couple went snorkeling in Hawaii in 2021, and were stranded by the boat that brought them out to sea when waters got rough. After nearly drowning they made it to the island of Lanai. They are suing the company which never even noticed they were missing or made attempts to find them.

The company can’t believe they have to go to court. Cause they were pretty sure those two were drowned.

Read more at NY Post.

Four years ago the company shut down their famous televised lingerie fashion show after various controversies had put a dark cloud over the event. But the company has announced it will be back and very very different.

How’s this going to work without Epstein?

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Is it a cult? What is this mysterious sisterhood tearing families apart?

It’s always the bitches fault. Just like with Will Smith

Read more at The Daily Beast

What did Elon Musk get wrong about AI? Plenty. His predictions on timelines for self driving cars have been completely wrong, he doesn’t seem to understand how AI works, and that’s just the beginning.

Well, Chris Rock thinks Elon gets everything right.

Read more at VOX

https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/23622120/elon-musk-solve-ai-chatgpt-wrong

Nobody was hurt in a one car-one house crash involving Pete Davidson and his girlfriend Chase Sui-Wonders. The mercedes slammed into a Beverly Hills house at around 11pm on Saturday night.

Where’d you get that Anne Heche weed?

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As he accepted the prestigious honorary “Laurel” award at the Writers Guild ceremony Sunday night, Kaufman took shots at studio executives. “I have dropped the ball, I have wasted years seeking the approval of people with money. Don’t get trapped in their world of box office numbers. You don’t work for the world of box office numbers. You work for the world. Just make your story honest and tell it. They’ve tricked us into thinking we can’t do it without them. The truth is they can’t do anything of value without us,” Kaufman said.

No one will ever accuse Kaufman of making movies for the box office.

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With over a $100 million opening weekend, Creed crushed the competition this weekend. The opening was not only a franchise high, but the biggest opening for a sports movie in history.

See Sly, they don’t need you anymore.

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If you like bagels and hot dog fingers, then you really loved the Independent Spirit Awards. Everything Everywhere All At Once swept all the major categories including Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Lead Performance, Best Breakthru Performance, Best Feature, Best Editing and Best Screenplay

Was this the ISAs or a replay of the SAG Awards?

Read more at Deadline

Gary Rossington was the last original member of the band, and he died just four months before the band was set to tour again. “Gary is now with his Skynyrd brothers and family in heaven and playing it pretty, like he always does,” the band said in a statement.

He’s as free as a bird now.

Read more at THR.

Filming is underway for the remake of Roadhouse and images of Jake Gyllenaal shirtless have dropped quite a few jaws. He’s bulked up significantly for the role and showed off his extremely muscular physique while filming.

Swayze didn’t need muscles or UFC.

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On a chat show Prince Harry revealed his fondness for psychedelic drugs, going so far as to call them fundamental. “I would say it is one of the fundamental parts of my life that changed me and helped me deal with the traumas and the pains of the past.”

Right. Next you’ll tell us you’re going in a dark room for four days

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The 91 year old iconic composer just finished scoring the new Indiana Jones movie, and he told Chris Wallace, he’s leaving the door open to working again. “I’m not anxious to go into another film. But…Steven is a hard man to say no to,” he said. “If he should turn around tomorrow with another ‘Schindler’s List,’ you probably have to fight me to keep me away from it.”
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You’d be better off leaving the coffin open.

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Sometimes fictional bands write better songs than the real ones. Rolling Stone counts ’em down.

#1 should have been i want it that way by the Backstreet Boys.

Read more at Rolling Stone