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- Oct 1, 2026
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Tim Heidecker Is Bringing His Joe Rogan Parody Show to The Onion (opens the original)
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As satirical news outlet The Onion continued to wage a legal battle to acquire the assets of Infowars out of bankruptcy this summer, it launched a streaming program that spoofed the brand and its bellowing conspiracist ringleader, Alex Jones. Comedian Tim Heidecker took the reins of the operation, adopting Jones’ guttural and paranoid bluster as he investigated, among other unconfirmed reports, whether Jones himself had exploded in his car after eating too much Whataburger. But Heidecker wasn’t
âFast & Furiousâ Takes a Victory Lap With a Ferociously Fun Roller Coaster (opens the original)
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Toward the end of my college days, I harbored a not-so-secret crush. She and I carried on a mild flirtation, dancing around the possibility of more, but it wasnât until she found out Iâd never seen The Fast and the Furious that she gave me an opening. âWhat?!â she exclaimed. âItâs my favorite movie!â So we made plans to watch it at her dorm the next day. Even if I didnât like it, I reasoned, the experience would constitute a worthy reversal of the trope about men forcing testoste
The Anti-Woke Right Canât Figure Out How to Stop âGrand Theft Auto VIâ (opens the original)
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Rockstar Gamesâ best-selling Grand Theft Auto series wasnât often accused of political sensitivity during its legendary run from the late 1990s through the early 2010s. In fact, parents and activists denounced the franchise for exposing children to a seedy world of sex, violence, crude humor, and wanton crime. Elon Musk even claimed that he couldnât get into the last installment, GTA V, because he was mortified to play as a character who shoots police officers. But times (and moral panics)
Heâs One of Just 50 People With Olive Gardenâs Lifetime Pasta Pass. You Choose What He Eats Next (opens the original)
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Everyone knows that when youâre at Olive Garden, youâre family. But in the 44 years since the casual Italian-American restaurant chain was founded, few have embraced it with the ardor that Braden Sinclair has. In fact, way back in his Little League days, a coach named him âBreadsticks.â âI had to go to Olive Garden for my birthday, ate too much, missed an entire game,â Sinclair tells WIRED. âOne of my coaches decided that because of my initials being B.S., and my number being 11â
Richard Kelly on Donnie Darko at 25: âItâs a Miracle That Any Movie Gets Madeâ (opens the original)
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For a diehard fan of Donnie Darko, meeting director and screenwriter Richard Kelly is a thrill in itself. But to first encounter him as a silhouette in a darkened movie theater is to feel almost like a character in one of his filmsâunmoored by indefinite space and physics, questioning your altered perception. Itâs a hot Friday in mid-August when I sit down with Kelly, 51, at Santa Monicaâs Aero Theatre, a beloved repertory venue that makes a key appearance in Donnie Darko, his remarkable d
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