I saw a John McCain doppelgänger at Wal-Mart yesterday. Who knew,it could have really been him. Maybe he faked his death and decided to retire near Lewisville lake.
I wonder how much more Lucky Charms is eaten on St. Patrick’s Day.
I have the hardest time opening cereal boxes. There’s something about the glue and the cardboard I always end up ripping to pieces. As for opening the bags inside the boxes, I always enjoy ripping them apart at the seams.
So when actor Donnie Yen was brought on board to play that assassin, he requested to make some character changes, starting with the name change. “The name was Shang or Chang,” Yen told GQ, which he considered an Asian stereotype. He continued, “Why does he always have to be called Shang or Chang? Why can’t he have a normal name? Why do you have to be so generic?” he said.
Texas lawmakers are working to plug a gap in a 2009 law that was meant to keep people with a history of serious mental health issues from legally acquiring firearms.
From Miami to Los Angeles, Prost’s latest book “Gentlemen’s Club” charts his route across the US via nearly 150 strip clubs with names like Pleasures, Temptations and Cookies N’ Cream. There isn’t a single nude woman to be seen, however, as Prost’s camera was exclusively trained on the buildings themselves — and specifically their often-colorful facades.
As he meticulously planned his trip, he was struck not only by the sheer volume of strip clubs in America but that — unlike In Europe — they often demanded to be seen. Hot pink walls, gigantic nude silhouettes and even candy-cane-striped storefronts made no secret of the kind of entertainment provided inside.
I thought I knew a lot when it comes to presidential history. But, a certain something about Nancy Reagan was briefly talked about during The TICKET’s Why Today Doesn’t Suck segment and it shocked me. All I’ll say is that the unauthorized biography Kitty Kelly wrote claims she was “the goat” at something, and here’s Buzzfeed with the details.
From Miami to Los Angeles, Prost’s latest book “Gentlemen’s Club” charts his route across the US via nearly 150 strip clubs with names like Pleasures, Temptations and Cookies N’ Cream. There isn’t a single nude woman to be seen, however, as Prost’s camera was exclusively trained on the buildings themselves — and specifically their often-colorful facades.