4 Times ‘Saturday Night Live’ Showed Zero Courage
Remembering the times ‘SNL’ backed far away from the cutting edge
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0 5 Extinct Animals That Deserved It
Look, we’re not ALL gonna make it, and they should have tried harder
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- By Eli Yudin
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This Company Took Its Business Idea Straight from ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’
Selling gas door to door didn’t work in Philadelphia, but a company in Charleston, South Carolina thinks they’ve perfected the plan
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- By Keegan Kelly
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21 Times Lawyers Won Cases Using Seriously Obscure Laws
If you already think the justice system is a sham, this won’t help
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- By Amanda Mannen
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12 Laughable Stunts Pulled In Celebrity Trials
Andres Diplotti
Andrea Meno
Ah, the courtroom. A place of drama, intrigue, and all manner of strange and unexpected occurrences... especially when celebrities get involved. From walk-off victories to serenading jurors, the legal system has seen it all, most of it in trials of people who were rich and famous... and, sometimes, absolutely horrible people to boot (it’s amazing, and depressing, to consider just how often those things go hand in hand).
This list is a collection of the most outrageous moments in courtrooms around the world when celebrities were involved in one way or another. From Harvey Weinstein’s wardrobe woes, to all his other many woes, to Alex Jones’ antics, this list is ... well, sure to provide a few surprises, of various kinds. So, sit back, relax, and get ready for a wild ride through the world of legal drama. Who knows what you’ll find? We’re pretty sure the judges and lawyers involved here didn’t.
Walk of shame.
Steroids as candy.
Spector’s "Hair-Raising" Trial.
AP
Lohan: fashion icon, legal troublemaker.
Via Glamour
"Ridiculous" Larry Flynt.
Weinstein’s wardrobe woes.
Ed Sheeran serenades the courtroom.
Judge shuts down Jones’ antics.
Manson’s manipulation fails.
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation/Wiki Commons,
Los Angeles Times
Acting out Weinstein’s fantasies?
Judge lunged at lawyer?
"Sorry not sorry": Jury foreman apologizes for $1.6 million verdict.
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21 Times Lawyers Won Cases Using Seriously Obscure Laws
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