#satire

#satire

One Man Army NYC is set to showcase a unique screening of sci-fi and satirical shorts titled WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY: Strange Future, catering to genre enthusiasts.

As that station reports, someone is circulating an online Change.org petition for Noe Valley to secede from San Francisco and incorporate into Marin County.

Dorian Lynskey's work emphasizes how the climate emergency, while catastrophic, unfolds at a pace slower than typical disaster storytelling allows, challenging traditional narrative forms.

I’ll be really nice to all the other cardinals in the conclave. I’ll ask if they’ve been working out, and say, ‘It looks like someone’s been praying for broader shoulders and sideburns.’

Laika's mural near the Vatican humorously depicts Pope Francis observing a guest list for his funeral, drawing attention to world leaders with strained relations with him.

"It sometimes feels like I'm in a death-metal band because I'm screaming so much," Gordon says, alluding to the vocal demands required for his performances.

"You know, it's normal to feel uncomfortable or even violated as we forcibly insert AI into every facet of your conscious experience."

Jon Hamm's Coop, a hedge fund manager, faces a midlife crisis as he grapples with personal and professional losses, leading him to a darkly comedic plan.

The claim regarding a $6 million grant awarded to Whoopi Goldberg is untrue, and it originated from a parody website known for fabricating stories.

Even a passing acquaintance with the work of Jacobs-Jenkins, who's a queer Black man, would condition theatergoers to understand the outburst as satirical exposure of a threadbare fallacy of racial innocence.