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35+ min ago (217+ words) South Park has undeniably sparked some controversy since it first went on the air in 1997, but not every controversy you've heard about the Comedy Central show is entirely true. Yes, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have taken shots at almost everybody on their raunchy animated comedy, but more of the targets have taken it in stride than you might think. In addition, there are certain urban legends and "fun facts" about the show that have circulated since the show's early days that simply aren't true. Let's take a look at some South Park myths that everyone seems to believe. South Park Thanksgiving episode targets Pete Hegseth's obsession with social media - The latest South Park episode, "Turkey Trot", satirized Saudi Arabia's sponsorship of stand-up comedy and professional sport. - The episode also targeted "Secretary of War" Pete Hegseth's obsession with social…...

45+ min ago (249+ words) After years of working abroad with some of Hollywood's biggest names, homegrown talents Liv Hewson, 30, and Natasha Liu Bordizzo, 31, sit down with WHO to chat about filming their latest feminist-focused, Sydney-based series, He Had It Coming. NATASHA: The tone of the show is so unique and seeing the final product " it really achieved, I think, what I was hoping it would be when I read it. Big picture, that is really important to me. Before this came along, I was really looking for something back [home]. LIV: Really nice. That was a big part of the appeal, too " the notion that this is a specifically Australian show, and a chance to come back and do something that is specific to here. It's really important to me to be able to come back here and be a part of telling Australian stories....

1+ hour, 43+ min ago (133+ words) Holly Bishop | Thursday 27 November 2025 21:11 GMT Romance rumours between a pair of this year's I'm A Celebrity stars continue to swirl after they were seen rolling around on the jungle floor whilst play fighting. On Wednesday's (26 November) episode, Aitch and Shona McGarty, who were banished to basic campsite Doomsville, engaged in a pillow fight to lift the mood. The rapper dragged the actor to the ground as he hit her repeatedly with a pillow, whilst she asked: "Why are your thighs so strong?" Ant and Dec commented on the play fighting, with Dec telling viewers: "It's getting rather cosy in Doomsville isn't it?" After a shower scene of McGarty was played, Aitch told the Bush Telegraph he was "starting to see the beauty in Doomsville"....

2+ hour, 9+ min ago (793+ words) Joe has a decade-long career in journalism, starting as a reporter for a regional newspaper in the UK before quickly moving into international news by becoming a Digital Producer for Sky News. His lifelong love of culture led him to start writing on film, TV, and tech in 2014, and he's since contributed to outlets such as TIME, Digital Spy, and ScreenRant. This 1977 Charles Bronson Western Is A Bizarre Experience You Can Stream For Free Early in his career, Charles Bronson appeared in a classic horror film before a low-budget crime thriller actually turned him into a star. After that, the actor made an entire career out of his rugged yet nuanced anti-hero persona, starring in actioners of all types while also managing to maintain a sense of vulnerability to his otherwise stern and intense characters. Of course, with Bronson having…...

2+ hour, 34+ min ago (866+ words) Luke McQueen lies, pours soup on his head and uses AI to take down his enemies. No wonder his audiences sometimes walk out. Luke McQueen once sold out a theatre in Edinburgh by telling a big lie: he promoted the show as a gig by the hugely popular Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle. When McQueen, who bears no resemblance to Boyle, sidled onto the stage, he was met by stunned silence. "Er, Frankie Boyle's not coming," he told the audience. "It's just me, Luke McQueen. Give me a cheer if you've heard of me." No one cheered. The only sound was the scraping of chairs as people stood up and headed for the exit. One enraged punter kicked McQueen's collection bucket across the stage on his way out. "Guys, don't go. I'm funny," pleaded the man on stage. Deliberately upsetting a…...

3+ hour, 54+ min ago (472+ words) Amir Khan's fateful decision to tuck into strawberries and cream on I'm A Celebrity lives long in the memories of TV history. The former boxing world champion entered the 17th edition of the ITV show in 2017 alongside the likes of Rebekah Vardy, Dennis Wise and eventual winner Georgia Toffolo. Khan, 38, made history on the show, but not in the way he had hoped. Alongside comedian Iain Lee, the pair took on a Dingo Dollar challenge, and after successfully completing it, the rest of their campmates had to answer a question correctly in order to win a food-related prize from Kiosk Keith. After the camp answered the question right, Khan and Lee chose the sumptuous prize of strawberries and cream as they made their way back to camp. However, a disagreement broke out between the pair over coming clean about the prize,…...

4+ hour, 24+ min ago (25+ words) A nation of immigrants. Exposing U.S. military secrets. Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign. Schumer's days are numbered. The story that won't die....

4+ hour, 54+ min ago (262+ words) The West Australian is a leading news source in Perth and WA. Breaking local and world news from sport and business to lifestyle and current affairs. There is real value in working with people who make you laugh Not the polite office chuckle you give when someone tries too hard but the proper laugh that hits you in the ribs and reminds you that life is meant to be lived, not endured I have spent enough years in classrooms, on sports sidelines and at community events to know this The days that run smoothly are not always the ones with perfect plans or perfectly behaved students They are the days when someone cracks a joke at the right moment, or when a colleague walks in with that grin that says they are about to lighten the whole room It is…...

4+ hour, 55+ min ago (287+ words) PHOENICIA, N.Y." " Actor Jake Shipley brings nearly 40 different characters to life in the fast-paced one-man comedy "Fully Committed." The production opens a two-weekend run, Friday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at the Phoenicia Playhouse. "Jake brings a deep authenticity to Sam," Koegel said in the announcement. "It's a fast, funny, and surprisingly touching show." Each character has a distinct voice, rhythm, and presence, making the production as "technically demanding as it is hilarious," according to the announcement. "It's the most challenging thing I've done," Shipley said in the announcement. "It's like one giant tongue twister." Lydia Pidluskly serves as the show's invisible co-star by designing and operating perfect phone cues for the many callers calling into the restaurant, the release said. "Fully Committed" debuted at New York City's Cherry Lane Theatre in 2000 and was later revived on Broadway with Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who played…...

5+ hour, 14+ min ago (911+ words) Star-studded movies aren't always all they're cracked up to be because big Hollywood egos clash, keeping the cast from working in harmony. The premise of The Royal Tenenbaums is that a proud patriarch is now terminally ill and wants to reconcile with his estranged family. The cast of The Royal Tenenbaums has more big names than you can shake a tennis racket at, including Ben Stiller (best known for Tropic Thunder) and Gwyneth Paltrow (best known for Shakespeare in Love). Star-studded movies aren't always all they're cracked up to be because big Hollywood egos clash, keeping the cast from working in harmony. But would you believe that the best dark comedy ever made was an ambitious independent film starring some of the biggest names in silver screen history? That movie is The Royal Tenenbaums (2001), and you can stream it on…...