the best part of the episode is not Mr. Hankey or even the fact it introduced Mr. Mackey, it’s Kyle’s lovely song “The Lonely Jew on Christmas.” “Mecha-Streisand” is one of the ...

The “Never Been Kissed” actress made headlines on Monday, March 31, after she admitted that the cleaning product’s mascot, Mr. Clean, makes her “uncomfortable” because he is “so sexual.” ...

Bill Raftery is a college basketball legend, and hearing his various catchphrases every March for the men's NCAA tournament feels like coming home. The one you'll hear a ton in 2025 is: "ONIONS!

Mercedes driver George Russell, who is head of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association, jokingly called the bathroom trip a “pretty expensive poo” as he sympathized with Sainz. “It’s not ...

In 1991, M Kumar, then a 28-year-old M Tech graduate, fresh off a five year stint in his first job, faced the longest job interview of his life, which lasted a year, over three phases. His ...

An Optus shop in the middle of a CBD has been splattered in bird poo following a controversial decision by an Australian council. Dozens of tiny tree martins were spotted flying inside the shop on ...

You cannot be exposed to the virus by being under a flying fox roost, even if the bats poo on you. You cannot be exposed by having bats in your roof or in a shed. No, you can't catch Australian ...

Coronation Street and EastEnders stars are set to go head-to-head as Celebrity Catchphrase comes back to screens. The "timeless" series, which sees contestants battle to identify well-known ...

Another NFL season, another corny Russell Wilson catchphrase. Wilson signed a one-year deal with the New York Giants this past week and hasn't wasted any time making the Big Apple his new home.

Washington — More than 24,000 workers at 18 federal agencies who were fired as part of President Trump's efforts to shrink the size of the government are now in the process of being rehired ...

One bizarre catchphrase in Marvel Comics comes from the New York street-level hero Luke Cage: "Sweet Christmas." The first time that Cage ever said something similar was in Luke Cage, Hero for ...