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It’s got to be a genuine concern that Will Smith has now normalised assaulting stand-up comedians. If an A-lister can do it on the Oscar stage and get a standing ovation half an hour later, goodness knows nobody at a comedy club is now safe. And yeah, Chris Rock’s joke was unfunny and ableist, but still.

Smith looked like such a pompous, drugged up buffoon during his acceptance speech. Those glassy eyes and the moronic gibberish that poured out of his mouth was almost as bad as the slap. What an egomaniac dipshit.

There is no money to make in nK or eritrea

Yeah, using the drivers and teams as collateral is very bad optics at best.

It is mentioned explicitly that “part of this information involved the possible consequences of not racing, such as how easily teams and drivers would be able to leave the country if the race did not happen.”

Always a good business decision to sign a contract with a country that may hold you hostage if they don’t get what they want.

That’s because the movie version of Tinker is best forgotten in favor of the far better Alec Guinness BBC series from the 1970s.

It’s a weird situation. It looks like Farhadi’s seminar might’ve been a backdoor brainstorming session for a future project. He specifically tasked the students with making documentaries about people “returning lost things,” which would indicate that probably he had a general idea that he was working on for A Hero,

Fun Fact: Jeddah was where Idi Amin, the Butcher of Uganda, was allowed to live out his days after exile. The Saudis believed that, as a Muslim, he should be allowed to live there, despite the fact that many victims during his brutal reign were, in fact, Muslim.

Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi accused of plagiarizing lauded 2021 film A Hero”

People keep making fun of the haircuts in these photos on Twitter, and like...have they ever seen photos from the actual decade? This was it, guys. These haircuts are painfully realistic. Deal with it.

I can now reveal that, as a fellow Brit, Izzy (that’s my best mate nickname for Isaac) came to to me for help with his Steve character. Now, thanks entirely to me, you can expect such quips as:

Nah, c’mon, he’ll be able to just pull jnto Immortan Joe’s and pay for a tank of unleaded with his crypto, easy peasy lemon squeezy. He’s got this post-apocalyptic world on lockdown.

To be fair, he also has more career points than Mick Schumacher.

So the talk is the reason why the Red Bulls both had fuel pump failures is that they didn’t bother to do any low fuel sustained runs in either preseason testing.

The two Hondas from Red Bull weren’t engine related failures though, the fuel pump is ancillary, the team is in charge of that component not Honda.

I highly doubt the writer actually watched the race. He wrote this because Jalopnik needed an article on F1 after race day and he got the short straw. Which is on par with most posts here, just another writing job and no different from working for Jezebel or HuffPost.

What’s also scary is much of the time it’s the simple words spelled wrong. And the fact that nearly every single document typing software has spell check that underlines things in RED if they are spelled wrong means they blatantly ignore. Hell, even the Jalopnik comment section has spell check.

“says the town is doing its best to recover from the hundreds of thousands of dollars stollen from the town by past crooked elected officials.” 

It’s located in Tipton County and Tippin County, which straddles the Manson-Nixon Line.