Florida’s Greg Steub had to delete a tweet after he embarrassed himself trying to mock out CNN. He tried to say that CNN built a full tv set where Abraham Lincoln’s desk once stood, not understanding that it was just a background on a green screen.

“In case you forgot the sham #January6thcommitteehearings are purely for TV ratings, Pelosi let The Communist News Network build a full TV set where Abraham Lincoln’s desk once stood.”

It’s not like you’re watching Spielberg, it’s a weather map.

Read more at mediaite.

It seems that the organizers of a letter that criticized Musk no longer work for Space X, only days after news of the letter was circulated in the media.

Oh the king of free speech has limits?

Read more at dnyuz.

After Walmart decided to stop selling My Pillows, Lindell is complaining that he’s been cancelled by the retail giant. He called them cowards even though they continue to sell the pillows online.

Don’t worry you still have the elderly, can’t sleep infomercial watching audience to fleece.

Read more at Newsweek

Stop talking politics, the outlet said to its staffers, and stick to sports. The Athletic was recently bought by the New York Times.

Haven’t you heard? Politics IS a sport.

Read more at mediaite.

Former Chief Tyreek HIll is a Dolphin now, and complained that he was underutilized, that his stats were suppressed, and he also said Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa is a more accurate passer. Mahomes responded that he was surprised about the complaints, saying Hill never complained to him.

“I talked to him at Formula 1 in Miami in May and everything seemed fine,” claimed Mahomes before adding that he thought the comments might have to do with HIll’s new podcast and needing publicity.

Hey Patrick this is what happens when you take all the money.

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The first thing Steve Kerr had to say once getting off the jet back to the west coast is that he was hungover.

So are the Celtics and the entire city of Boston, Steve.

Watch the video on Twitter.

“I’m not gonna lie, I’m hungover right now.”

Steve Kerr talks about the Dubs' celebration after winning the NBA Finals last night pic.twitter.com/FlSGLmSIcB

— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) June 18, 2022

Then. Now. Forever. Together. He forgot NDA.

Watch the video via Digg.

Stop talking politics, the outlet said to its staffers, and stick to sports. The Athletic was recently bought by the New York Times.

Haven’t you heard? Politics IS a sport.

Read more at mediaite.

Former Chief Tyreek HIll is a Dolphin now, and complained that he was underutilized, that his stats were suppressed, and he also said Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa is a more accurate passer. Mahomes responded that he was surprised about the complaints, saying Hill never complained to him.

“I talked to him at Formula 1 in Miami in May and everything seemed fine,” claimed Mahomes before adding that he thought the comments might have to do with HIll’s new podcast and needing publicity.

Hey Patrick this is what happens when you take all the money.

Read more at Arrowhead Pride

Not long after winning the NBA championship, Klay Thompson called out a Grizzlies player over an old tweet from March. “There was this one player on the Grizzlies who tweeted ‘Strength in numbers’ after they beat us in the regular season, and it pissed me off so much. I can’t wait to retweet that thing. Freakin’ bum. I had to watch that. I’m like, ‘This freakin’ clown.'” That player was Jaren Jackson Jr.

Looks like Grizzlies are on their way up if you’re still thinking about them.

"There's this one player on the Grizzlies who tweeted 'Strength In Numbers' after they beat us in the regular season … I can't wait to retweet that thing — freakin' bum."

– Klay Thompson
(via @NBCSWarriors)pic.twitter.com/Su75u1Mqq9

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) June 17, 2022

The Wendy Williams show has ended without Wendy even showing up for it. Instead a video shout out was played.

We’re gonna see David Miscavige’s wife before we see Wendy again.

Read more at the LA Times.

Everyone’s buzzing at the news that Jeff Bridges has finally embraced TV. In an interview he told salon.com I resisted getting into doing TV for a long time because my father, Lloyd Bridges, had done several TV show series. And I saw how hard he had to work with that quality because you didn’t have the time to pull off the magic trick that you’d have in the movies. So I was a bit concerned about that, but then over the last, what, 10 years now or so, the movies that are taking place on TV are so high quality of the shows, all of the shows. There’s so much content now, it’s hard to keep track, but the quality is certainly there. I thought, “Oh, I’ll do a little experiment.” This story sounds great, the description. “I’ll meet with the guys.”

Don’t forget you were on your dads show Sea Hunt.

Read more at salon.

Looks like Robert DeNiro went back on a promise to use union labor to build his new studios in New York City. So labor activists are protesting along with their signature giant rat.

Who would think Robert Deniro would be a rat?

Read more at NY Post

The cofounder of Google is worth almost 100 Billion dollars and now after a four year marriage, he’s calling it quits and headed for divorce court.

The fights to be her divorce lawyer must have been historic,..

Read more at NY Post.

Thursday night Sir Paul welcomed the Jersey boys on stage with him at Met Life Arena.

Why wasn’t Southside Johnny invited?

Read more at Rolling Stone

The fake heiress made famous in the series Inventing Anna is sick of being perceived as scam artist. She’s got a new gig, and its in the NFT realm.

It’s like raaaaaaaiiiin on your wedding day.

Read more at Engadget

everything

An adult with a glove, asshole. Kid with a glove, magic.

Look how happy this fan and his friends are at the Nationals-Phillies game to catch this foul ball 🥺

Baseball remains undefeated ❤️ pic.twitter.com/RFlwIQ4KG7

— Mr Matthew CFB 🇺🇦 (@MrMatthewCFB) June 16, 2022

80% of people believe in God, which seems like a lot, but according to the experts, thats a serious low.

Yeah but belief in Ricky Gervais just hit a new high.

Read more at mediaite.

A new global survey shows that most people are not seeking to be billionaires, in fact the large majority of people asked said they could live all their dreams with less than $10 million.

We’ll that’s good because they weren’t going to make it anyway

Read more at studyfinds