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Reddit Mob Crashes Out

Stale2000, former mod of r/LiveStreamFails, is going at MoistCr1TiKaL again. After he claimed Reddit mods should be treated like celebrities, he’s now going on about having dictator power over online spaces in a supervillain sounding manifesto.

The thing is — He’s not wrong. Reddit mods are incredibly power hungry, and maybe they should be stripped of those powers? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

Celebrity Alien Encounters

An undercover operation exposed what may be causing the mysterious and long denied “Havana Syndrome” reported by soldiers and civilians alike.

Celebrities continue to report their alien encounters, begging the question: Do ETs just like actors and rock stars more than other people, or what? Dive into these topics and more on Edge of Wonder Live with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts.

New Year, Same Fed Slop

Happy New Year folks! So much has transpired over the last two weeks while we were off air.

Many things I have wanted to respond to, so buckle up. It’s going to be a long week, and I suspect, therefore, a very long year. Here’s more from Candace Owens.

The World Of Celebrity Yachting

Celebrity yachting exposed.

Have you ever come across an Instagram profile full of photos of luxurious yachts and thought, “How are they affording that lifestyle?”

Take a deep dive into the lucrative and controversial world of “yachting,” AKA the entertainment industry’s biggest open secret. Here’s more from Internet Oddities.

AI Celebrities Are Already Here!

AI celebrities are now a thing! Who are they, how are these celebrities built into dream figures? Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.

Hollywood’s Emaciated Stars

How come so many Hollywood stars have aged so horribly? And why are those suffering from blatant Trump derangement syndrome seemingly the worst looking of the lot?

Take a gander at Kathy Griffin. Or George Lopez, who now looks like a Trailer Trash version of Saddam Hussein. And, in case you’re not convinced, have you noticed how haggard Ellen DeGeneres has appeared since she fled to Great Britain?

But the acid test is George Clooney. He’s on Broadway these days, but he’s a shallow wreck of what he used to be — slumped over, sketchy, his clothes falling off his nerdy frame. What could possibly account for so many celebrities nosediving like this?  You do have to wonder. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.

Celebrities On The Diddy List

Some well-known celebrities are on the Diddy List… and other Breaking News! Here’s more from Awaken with JP, presenting We Lie To You News.

P. Diddy Trial Set To Kick Off

Trump Files ‘EMERGENCY’ Appeal to SCOTUS! (STOP THIS NOW!!)

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Day 1 Trial Jury Selection! (DIDDY DAY 1!)

Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

Mayhem erupts outside the P. Diddy sex trafficking and racketeering courtroom as the first celebrity associates of Puff Daddy are named — Mike Myers and Michael B. Jordan, the actor from Black Panther. Judge Arun Subramanian from the Southern District of New York said the list of associates “runs several pages and felt like an appendix from Lord Of The Rings.”

Prosecutors said they will offer testimony from minors and are seeking to have them testify anonymously.Here’s more from TICKETtv

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Celebrity Space Tourism

In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy celebrates Community Notes fact-checking Katy Perry’s astronaut claims while eviscerating Gayle King’s post-flight media tour. She mocks King’s condescending attitude toward critics (“Have you been to outer space?”) and questions why none of the tourists wore helmets in photos – “God forbid they mess up their makeup.”

Between criticizing media attempts to frame the event as “inspirational” and calling it merely “Six Flags for rich people,” Phetasy delivers the perfect takedown of celebrity space tourism.

We’re Over It!

Celebrities have been a staple of American culture for more than a century. But do people even care about them anymore? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

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