The vote was 221 to 212, with all Republicans voting in favor.

Hopefully we can have two indicted presidents running against each other next November.

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She’s calling on people to boycott Taylor Swift after the pop star attended a fundraising comedy event organized by comedian Ramy Youseff at BAM in Brooklyn, where the proceeds would be donated toward providing humanitarian relief in Gaza.

Glad to see that you’re in favor of cancelling someone because they bought a ticket to a show.

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Megyn Kelly Has a Meltdown Over Taylor Swift Attending Charity Comedy Show For Gaza: ‘I Hope They Boycott Her!’

President Biden’s son says he will not show up for a deposition despite receiving a subpoena from the House Oversight Committee, but offered to participate in a public congressional hearing instead.

You sound high.

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Those concerned about privacy are not happy about Meta’s new glasses that conceal a camera allowing the wearer to take photos without anyone knowing it, at any time.

Easy guys, we’ve had cameras in 7-11s since 1973.

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The broadcast generated only 940,000 viewers after routinely getting over a million viewers and up to 1.95 million for their best broadcast.

For all the hype the Mannings get, 15 million people dont give a shit.

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According to NBC Sports Boston’s Tom E. Curran, the decision about Belichick’s future has already been made by team owner Robert Kraft, and allegedly the decision is that the team and its coach will part at the end of the season for a variety of reasons.

Tampa worked out for Brady…..

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After it was announced that Ted Leonsis will move the Washington Wizards and Capitals to Alexandria, Michael Wilbon called the move “awful.” “The NBA, a city sport, out of Washington, DC, to Virginia,” Wilbon said. “That is awful,” he said. “You’re going to take the city sport out of the city, turn your back on Washington, DC, and go to Virginia?” Wilbon asked. “What does that say to your fan base that has been loyal despite zero years of contention for that franchise for a championship?”

Well the Alexandria Wizards has a pretty good ring to it.

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Johnson will play mixed-martial arts legend Mark Kerr in Benny Safdie’s The Smashing Machine.

A24, keeping it Indie.

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Hart will star in a new limited series being developed for Peacock based on a popular podcast. The story revolves around a real life heist that took place at an after party the night of Muhammad Ali’s historic 1970 comeback fight. Hundreds of guests were robbed at gunpoint that night. The series will follow the fight and the heist as well as the cop and the hustler at the center of it all. But we don’t yet know who Hart will play.

Kevin hopes to star in the movie, host and be in every commercial.

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The cult classic 1987 movie The Lost Boys is being developed as a stage musical.

Cory Feldman doesn’t think he’s too old to play both frog brothers.

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The festival will return in 2024 to Los Angeles with an all star lineup that includes some major talent. Like Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, Nate Bargatze and Sebastian Maniscalco: Live at the Hollywood Bowl, and Seth Rogen Smokes The Bowl, plus Bill Burr, John Mulaney, it-boy Matt Rife, Bert Kreischer, Tom Segura, Chris Rock, Cedric the Entertainer, Jon Stewart, David Letterman, Shane Gillis, Ali Wong, the cast of I Think You Should Leave, the cast of Big Mouth, and much much more.

And the GROAT: The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady.

This is bad news for the trans people.

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The most searched fetish of 2023, according to a kink website is Giantess, with hashtages like #Giantess, #Giantesscrush and #Giantessvore collectively amassing nearly one billion views on TikTok.

These guys want to pretend that a giant woman is shoving him back into her gigantic pussy.

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More than prior generations, Gen Z sees our world as dangerous, even though its relatively more safer than it was for Gen X, Boomers and prior generations. “Despite risk analysis research demonstrating that we live in one of the safest times ever, Gen Z experiences a disparity in risk assessment from their older counterparts, essentially having the perception that risk is everywhere they turn,” lead researcher Professor Gabriel Rubin, of Montclair State University in New Jersey said in a statement.

We weren’t afraid of anything. We all thought we could all drink and drive.

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Well for once, 83% of us are right.

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