31 of the Funniest Tweets from Tuesday, April 23, 2024
The show is missing an element of danger
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0 Bill Burr Gets Misty-Eyed Watching ‘Bluey’
The comedian says the cartoon is ‘really deep’
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- By Matt Solomon
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Ben Stiller Says the Failure of ‘Zoolander 2’ Haunted Him for Years
The ‘Zoolander’ sequel was a cigarette in the gas-fight of Stiller’s filmography
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- By Keegan Kelly
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34 Toys, Games and Activities That Wouldn’t Pass Muster Today
This is dedicated to the playtime martyrs
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- By Jay L'Ecuyer, Cracked Writers
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Every ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Main Character’s Least-Terrible Moment
The closest Mac, Dennis, Charlie, Dee and Frank each came to selflessness over the last 16 seasons
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- By Keegan Kelly
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12 Myths We Believe About Historical Beefs
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Ah, the stories of famous people and their rivalries. From Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr to Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth, it’s always interesting to look back and see how these people interacted and how their relationships evolved over time. Some of these rivalries ended in friendship, while others ended in tragedy. But all of them have one thing in common: they were all incredibly fascinating stories that captivated the public and still do to this day. In this list, we’ll explore some of the most famous rivalries and how they ended up. We’ll look at the stories of Gary Hart, Tesla and Edison, the Hatfield-McCoy feud, the musical ’Hamilton’, Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor, the Beatles’ split, Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso, Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth, William Randolph Hearst and Orson Welles, and Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. So, buckle up and get ready for a wild ride, as we explore these famous rivalries and their outcomes.
Tesla’s genius recognized, even by Edison.
Friendly rivals, indeed.
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Hearst’s revenge: successful.
Friendly rivals, not enemies.
Shaq: "Let’s stir the pot."
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Capitalism: ruining lives since forever.
Two greats, one era.
Friendship over Fisher?
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Consequences suffered.
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Rivalry ends in friendship.
Rivalry, drama, and a few liberties taken: ’Hamilton.’
Making up after the split" - Beatles style.
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Patrick Warburton’s Family Really, Really Hates ‘Family Guy’
His mom tried to get Warburton to sign cancellation petition
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- By Matt Solomon
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22 Movie Endings That Would Be Better If They Weren’t So Happy
‘The Dark Knight Rises’ didn’t need that last shot of Bruce
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- By Amanda Mannen
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This Is the Moment Jon Stewart Became ‘Daily Show’ Jon Stewart
Thank you, Rosie O’Donnell for bailing on a gig at the last minute
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Greg Daniels Better Not Book Too Many Hot Actors for the New ‘Office’ Show
The first two cast members for the prospective series set in the ‘Office’ universe are two lookers — hopefully, there aren’t too many more of those
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- By Keegan Kelly
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War Elephants Were the O.G. Tanks
And yes, they were highly effective
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- By Eli Yudin
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Richard Lewis’ Stand-Up Start Came From A Dark Place
One event ‘catapulted’ Lewis to the stage
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- By Matt Solomon
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Bill Burr Gets Misty-Eyed Watching ‘Bluey’
The comedian says the cartoon is ‘really deep’
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- By Matt Solomon
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34 Toys, Games and Activities That Wouldn’t Pass Muster Today
This is dedicated to the playtime martyrs
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- By Jay L'Ecuyer, Cracked Writers
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Every ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Main Character’s Least-Terrible Moment
The closest Mac, Dennis, Charlie, Dee and Frank each came to selflessness over the last 16 seasons
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- By Keegan Kelly
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