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Would it be a shock if this actually existed? After the highly anticipated revival of the beloved 80s animated series, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Revelations, made its debut in 2021 on Netflix... the excitement was short-lived. The show, helmed by Kevin Smith, resulted in a colossal dumpster fire that left fans feeling betrayed and utterly let down as He-Man was side-lined by Teela.

In a recent development, video platform Rumble found itself at the center of a controversy when it received an open letter from a committee in Parliament. The letter demanded that Rumble follow in the footsteps of YouTube and demonetize a controversial influencer, Brand, who has been accused of sexual assault. However, Rumble took a bold stance by refusing to comply with the demand. "We would be grateful if you could confirm whether Mr Brand is able to monetise his content, including his videos relating to the serious accusations against him. If so, we would like to know whether Rumble intends to join YouTube in suspending Mr Brand's ability to earn money on the platform." Rumble refused to comply and stated, “We regard it as deeply inappropriate and dangerous that the UK Parliament would attempt to control who is allowed to speak on our platform or to earn a living,”

In a society that upholds the principle of "innocent until proven guilty," it seems incongruous that public figures often face a glorified version of the opposite - being "guilty until proven innocent." One such personality who has experienced this firsthand is Russell Brand, a British comedian, actor, and activist known for his outspoken views on politics and social issues. It is important to note that these accusations are allegations against Brand have not been proven in a court of law. Brand has found himself vilified and judged before any evidence is presented. Moving forward, this sets a horrible precident where if they wish to silence anyone, all you have to do is say, "We have these allegations against you, so we are going to silence you and take away your source of income."

The following is a fan edit of the Metropolis fight scene from the 1980s Superman 2. The 13-minute run time of this scene from the "theatrical release" is now cut down to a little over 9 minutes. This scene has the following edits: speeding up the fight and flight scenes 150 to 200% with remixed audio, removing elements to increase pacing, and removing ALL comedy scenes.

Since his debut in 1954, Godzilla has always been deeply rooted in the collective consciousness of the Japanese people, serving as a metaphor for the destructive power of nuclear weapons. In the original film, Godzilla was awakened by nuclear testing, and his relentless rampage through Tokyo mirrored the fear and trauma of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This symbolic representation struck a chord with audiences, reflecting their anxieties about the potential consequences of nuclear technology. While recent Western adaptations have depicted Godzilla in a more sympathetic light, portraying him as a savior or protector, Toho's Godzilla Minus One promises to return to the monster's original allegorical roots. Director Takashi Yamazaki, known for his visually stunning work, aims to capture the horror and devastation that Godzilla represents, emphasizing the destructive capabilities of nuclear weapons and their potential for widespread devastation.

I know this topic has been beaten like a dead Clydesdale, but I wanted to clarify some things for people who don't seem to understand or have been given false information by mainstream media. Don't get me wrong... Get woke go broke 100%,but Bud Light marketing VP, Alissa Heinerscheid, who has since lost her job, was to blame for ALL of this from the start. Alissa is the one who attacked Budlight's core audience, NOT Dylan Mulvaney. This is a touchy topic for some, but please hear me out.

I made the Spaceballs 2 - Search for More Money Teaser Poster in 2016. This is the story of why and how I made something go viral because of an off-putting conversation with my boss and the pure joy I received from the mere mention of the poster from a hero of mine, Mel Brooks.

The Canadian government is warning its LGBTQ citizens of risks they could face when traveling to the US, citing new laws in several states. "Some states have enacted laws and policies that may affect 2SLGBTQI+ persons. Check relevant state and local laws," reads the updated advisory posted on Tuesday. What are the risks you ask? Well, these are the dangers they face. "Since the beginning of 2023, certain states in the U.S. have passed laws banning drag shows and restricting the transgender community from access to gender affirming care and from participation in sporting events," Global Affairs Canada said in a statement to CNN. Be careful; that's some frightening stuff over here if you are traveling for holiday to the United States. Millions of snowflakes are getting damaged here every day.

I've always been a big Back to the Future Fan and had to see this show as soon as it came to New York City. I saw it opening night! I had a great time pregaming with my wife, hanging with Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis (image in video is not Robert Zemeckis, used wrong photo), and just taking in the entire experience. I ended up being quite harsh with my review. It wasn't the initial intention. I was going to be critical, but then I realized I didn't really give any weight to the really good portions of the show. I wouldn't have wanted to ruin those for anyone anyway. I really didn't expect any woke elements. Even though I had a fantastic time... the show, overall, left me feeling ..."well, that could have been better."