We mock the madness of celebrity culture, viral trends, and influencer drama. Whether it’s a TikTok breakup or a red-carpet outfit that screams “tax write-off,” we’re here with popcorn and punchlines.
The Farmers’ Almanac has published its final edition after 208 years. From sunspot-based forecasts to elderberry syrup tips, here’s how the DMV is reacting to the end of a print icon.
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team claims the judge in his federal case acted like a 13th juror, handing down a sentence four times longer than requested. Maryland judges are watching with popcorn, wondering if they should start adding plot twists to parking ticket hearings. A satirical look at courtroom theatrics, with a DMV twist.
YouTube just dropped a new ban policy update, and it’s got creators from Washington D.C. to Fairfax wondering if their next upload will be flagged by AI, a human moderator, or a squirrel with a Wi-Fi signal. Here’s what’s changing, what’s confusing, and why your cousin’s “Flat Earth Cooking Show” might finally get demonetized.
Hulu Live TV is hiking prices again like it’s a toll booth on I-495. If you’re in the DMV and tired of paying cable prices for streaming, here are six alternatives that won’t make you scream into your Comcast modem, plus a graph that proves Hulu’s pricing is climbing faster than rent in Bethesda.
Wendy’s is serving up a new combo: fewer fries, higher prices, and a side of corporate confusion. This satirical essay explores the fast food giant’s “get less for more” trend, complete with a graph that shows how your wallet is losing weight faster than their burgers.
Despite viral rumors, Disney has not pulled Jimmy Kimmel from any role due to controversy. This satirical essay explores the origins of the claim, the facts behind it, and the absurdity of internet speculation.
The 2025 Emmy Awards were a chaotic blend of streaming supremacy, emotional speeches, and red carpet chaos. From “The Studio” dominating comedy to “Severance” finally getting its flowers, here’s your full satirical recap of the night that made TV feel like therapy with better lighting.
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The Last Forecast: Farmers’ Almanac Bids Farewell After 208 Years of Predicting Weather and Weird Remedies 
YouTube’s Ban Hammer 2.0: Now with More Bureaucracy Than the D.C. Parking Office