The three of them should have gone on Piper’s Pit instead.

My first reaction to this video was, who in their right mind let Big Poppa Pump drive a front-end loader?

Pour one out for the old-school Gawker link...

Marketing materials show (Mukhande) Singh (nee Christopher Sanborn) sitting naked and cross-legged on a hot spring, his long brown hair flowing over his chest.

Has this show completely given up on its original premise at this point? I’ve never sat down and watched an actual episode, but a few weeks ago, I caught some commercials in which Kiefer Sutherland said something to the effect of “if this happens, it will be America’s worst terrorist attack since 9/11.”

The lawsuit notes that Cena told Ford that he sold the car along with other items to pay bills.

And one who understands exactly how shade works, at that:

Sometimes I forget just how good The Rock was in his heyday.

It was an open enough secret that there was a joke about it in an episode of Family Guy in 2005.

Add to that the fact that the plane footage is almost always too new, so you end up with a plane with blended winglets (like a 737-8) in a movie that takes place in the ‘80s or ‘90s. IIRC, Narcos did this quite a bit in this most recent season.

Just came here to say that I am 100% in favor of the use of pro-wrestling slang in non-wrestling contexts.

I would be OK with this if, and only if the Shield got back together for a WWE GoT and they actually gave them shields.

It’s like all of these supposed Star Trek fans who are complaining about how SJWs caused there to be only one white man on the main cast of Discovery.

Imagine their shock when they find out that the supposed ‘SJW’ in question is named Dan Harmon!

Just read the whole list. What kind of monster would ban Hey Ya! from anything?

Serif: Book Antiqua

If The Rock were President he probably could have broken it...

I think that it is calculated on their part. By actively embarassing him they risk the little access they still have. Balance that against the fact that he does an OK job of embarrassing himself when faced with softball policy questions.

Besides, everybody knows they needed to cast someone with genie-playing experience: