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Flashing while going commando

Flashing while going commando

While on stage at the Toronto Film Festival, Brian Cox (known for his role as Logan Roy in "Succession") accidentally flashed his goods to the audience. He was donning a kilt without underwear at his directorial debut for the movie Glenrothan, when an audience member brought it to his attention. His response? “Is that bad? Or that good?” 🤣

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"What is this crap?"

"What is this crap?"

A music critic and writer for The New Yorker struck back at all critics saying that everyone is simply too nice these days. Critics need to be brutally honest again. What do you think?

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Taken by Baywatch

Taken by Baywatch

It's a rare moment of age-appropriate Hollywood romance that no one saw coming. Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson are now officially dating. Apparently, they hit it off during the filming of "The Naked Gun." They're really quite cute. So let's hope it's not just a summer romance!

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Down with penguins! 🤨

Down with penguins! 🤨

Another casualty from Liberation Day... Heard and McDonald Islands, which form an external territory of Australia, are inhabited only by penguins. They were specifically called out in Trump’s list and hit with a 10% tariff. (Didn't realise there was a market for penguin feces. 😅)

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He forgot his passport?!?

He forgot his passport?!?

A United Airlines pilot realised he forgot his passport 2 hours into a flight from LA to China - diverting to San Fran for another crew to finish the journey. Second time in two weeks for United. It begs the question... Why doesn't the crew get checked before an international flight?

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No second gunman

No second gunman

After the files to JFK's assassination were declassified, it turns out that Lee Harvey Oswald did act alone and there was no second gunman on the grassy knoll. Finally, conspiracy theorists can go back to focusing on whether the Earth is flat.

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"K-Pop is a vicious cancer"

"K-Pop is a vicious cancer"

Anyone caught consuming South Korean entertainment will face 5 to 15 years in labour camps, according to the latest North Korean law from Kim Jung Un.

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