Lady Gaga’s father, Mr. Gaga, is opening a new Italian restaurant in New York called ‘Joanne.’ Although he claims there won’t be any tie-ins to his pop icon daughter, these early Yelp reviews indicate otherwise:
NBC has cancelled ‘The Playboy Club’ after just three episodes. Critics cited that the show “wasn’t sexy enough,” “was targeted at women despite the male oriented Playboy brand,” and “sucked major ass.” However, in reality there were other reasons why ‘The Playboy Club’ failed:
The Internet has completely revolutionized the way we communicate, the way we think, and the way we get annoyed by ads. Whoever thought we might one day receive “personal” emails from the CEOs of large corporations? Or that Facebook ads could know if we happen to like fish tacos or Neil Diamond cover bands? (What? Have you not heard Surreal Neil belt out ‘Cracklin’ Rosie?’) One of the most irritating new advertising strategies occurs on Twitter where companies try perhaps a little too hard to incorporate trending topics into their tweets. Here are the 10 most blatant examples of actual sponsored tweets:
If you’ve seen the billboards and bus advertisements lately, you know that the fall television season is finally here! That’s right, say goodbye to the wasteland of stale summer reruns and hello to hours of fresh new programming that is totally unlike anything you’ve ever seen! Here’s a preview of what we can expect this fall … based entirely on what I can infer from the billboards:
A team of prestigious historians recently discovered that various historical documents actually contain a “Comments Section.” Now we have a window into the same insightful and academically enriching discussions that we currently find on the Internet. Here is the “Comments Section” to the Preamble to the United States Constitution.
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