Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: Your Fave Swimsuit Brands Are up to 50%

The creator of Celebrity Deathmatch, Eric Fogel, is teasing a potential reboot of the cult-favorite claymation series that pit celebrities in over-the-top, satirical brawls. With Y2K nostalgia in full swing, Fogel hinted that today’s chaotic pop culture landscape—think endless celebrity feuds and viral drama—is ripe for a revival. He acknowledged past failed attempts but sounded optimistic, calling the current era "such a fertile environment" for the show’s return.

Editor’s Note: Celebrity Deathmatch was a hilarious, absurd take on celebrity culture in the late '90s and early 2000s, and let’s be honest—today’s world of Twitter beefs, influencer wars, and reality TV chaos could use that same brand of ridiculous satire. A reboot could tap into both nostalgia and the never-ending circus of modern fame, making it a smart (and fun) move if it actually happens.

The Savannah Bananas—baseball’s most entertaining team—are taking the sport by storm with their high-energy games, hilarious antics, and even dance breaks. But since their games keep selling out, this article spills the beans on how to catch the action online for free, no cable required.

Editor’s Note: The Bananas aren’t just a team; they’re a viral phenomenon blending sports and showmanship. If you’ve missed the hype, this is your chance to join the fun without shelling out for tickets or a cable subscription. For baseball fans tired of traditional games, this could be your new obsession.

Reality TV producer Carlos King is shutting down rumors that Keyshia Ka’Oir cheated on her husband, rapper Gucci Mane. In a recent interview, Ka’Oir opened up about her dedication to their relationship, saying she does "everything" for Gucci—but the internet’s been buzzing with speculation. King stepped in to dismiss the gossip, basically telling everyone to move on.

Editor’s Note: Celebrity gossip spreads like wildfire, especially when it involves high-profile couples like Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir. While the rumors might be juicy, King’s response keeps things grounded—reminding fans that not every whisper holds weight. For followers of hip-hop and reality TV drama, this is just another day in the rumor mill, but it also highlights how quickly narratives spin out of control online.

The creators of South Park are clapping back after the White House slammed their recent episode mocking Donald Trump. In a video response, they doubled down on their satire, refusing to apologize for their signature brand of no-holds-barred humor. The episode in question clearly struck a nerve, sparking a rare public spat between the show and the administration.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about a cartoon—it’s a flashpoint in the culture wars. When a show as deliberately offensive as South Park gets called out by the White House, it highlights how satire is increasingly colliding with political power. Whether you love or hate their style, their defiance keeps the debate alive about where the line should be drawn in political comedy.

Star Trek fans at Comic-Con got a quirky surprise when Strange New Worlds teased Season 4 with a clip of Captain Pike—as a puppet. The lighthearted moment, shown during Paramount+'s Hall H panel, features Anson Mount’s character leading the Enterprise crew in puppet form, hinting at the show’s playful side even as Season 3 races ahead.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just a fun gimmick—it shows Strange New Worlds isn’t afraid to experiment with tone, something fans love about the series. Dropping a puppet segment at Comic-Con keeps hype high while reminding viewers the show balances nostalgia with fresh, creative risks. For Trekkies, it’s another reason to stay tuned.