News Satire has been a significant part of television news since the 1960s and is widespread today. Since its inauguration in the world of news, journalism, and politics, news satire has kept the viewers static in their seats and has lavished their hearts.
A parodical representation of political and everyday “breaking news” events is harmless—even more so, quite entertaining. Now that we know the Role of News Satire let's peek at 10 Satirical Takes on Current Events:
1. Wasted Fashion
Who doesn't know about Shein, Gucci, H&M, Louis Vuitton, and other such popular fashion outlets?
But here's the catch by Boston University School of Public Health. 90% of the fashion trends and products end up wasted on people who don't know how to make the most of them.
2. Bloodthirsty Boy King
Forbes has done it this time. Bartholomew is a 10-year-old kid who has demonstrated his bloodlust and vengeance for the throne.
The 10-year-old had already gotten done with his father, well, according to Forbes Press, also played with the eyes of a photographer (pun intended).
3. Toyota Prevents Children From Swallowing Cars
The CEO, Kōji Satō, said that the new models of Toyota cars will have denatonium benzoate coating. This is done so that children don't swallow the cars whole.
Be it a Corolla, Prius, or even a Highlander, if the child tries to engulf it whole, they will spit it out on the road. That's precisely where cards belong, anyway.
4. People in China Are Chinese
Rest easy. We now have enough evidence to say and prove that China is Chinese allegedly. Don't believe me? Pentagon officials held a press conference to confirm this fact.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says that after much investigation and corroboration with witnesses, they know that China is Chinese.
5. There's More Water in the Depths of Ocean
The researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have announced that, in the deepest, darkest depths of the Ocean, there is water.
An MIT professor, Adrian Yu, said that they wouldn't know with certainty what lay in those deep recesses of the sea that they still have to observe, but chances are that there's a bunch of water there.
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6. North Korean Candy
The released U.S. soldier Travis King is on a roll with sweets. He talks about it non-stop. The sugar-coated peanut candy, he says, is better than anything he's ever had in the States.
If someone asks him about anything other than candy, he responds that crackers are to die for. A US Navy's sweetheart, or sweet tooth, we can say.
7. Was Alex Jones Even Bankrupt?
Alex Jones owed $1.5 billion to the families of Sandy Hook school shooting victims. However, court filings showed the opposite, as he still enjoyed a lavish lifestyle.
Alex Jones spent $1.5 million in medical bills to have a more orblike male physique. That's not it. He even spent $7,900 on a pair of sweatpants—there's a lot more where that came from, but it's all horror.
8. Nobel Prize in Physics Goes to God
As vague as it might seem, it's all true. The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics went to God, our Creator. Apparently, this is due to the Supreme Deity's endless contributions to the field—the making of the Universe, The Heavens, and the Earth.
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9. Earth's Core Can Play Blu-Rays
The scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have informed the world with another useless- I mean, interesting fact.
Geologist David Turrell and his team spent about two decades and $280 Million to discover that the Earth's Core, the 9,400-degree, solid-iron center of the planet, can play Blu-rays. But it's just that none of the DVDs and VHS tapes can withstand its heat.
10. Rename All Picasso's Works
The Billionaire former president of Purdue Pharma, Richard Sackler, is paying $1.5 Billion to rename all Picasso's works after himself.
The Billionaire is thrilled to be the number 1 supporter of Picasso's works, which are now, well, ‘his' works—technically.
15 Women From the 90's Everyone Loved
In the 1990s, actresses like Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore and Julia Roberts were some of the most popular women in the world. They starred in blockbuster films, graced the covers of magazines, and had legions of fans. While their careers have changed over the years, these women remain iconic figures from the 1990s. Here is a look at 15 women from the 90s that everyone had a crush on.
“No More Woke Garbage” 10 Iconic Black and White Movies That Are Actually Good
Black and white movies may not be as popular as modern-day movies, but they are classics. Every connoisseur of cinema should watch them at least once. Recently, in a platform discussion, people have shared black and white movies that are a must-watch for any film enthusiast.
10 Movies/TV Shows That Ruined the Entire Franchise
Franchise owners and filmmakers work tirelessly to produce hit movies and television shows that keep fans engaged and coming back for more. But sometimes, a single misstep can cause a franchise to crash and burn. On a popular online forum, users discussed the movies and television episodes that killed franchises. Here are the top ten responses:
“That Movie Is Destined To Suck” 10 Cringe Actors Who Instantly Ruin Movies
Actors and actresses can make or break a movie with their performances. While some are beloved by audiences and critics alike, others are criticized for their lackluster acting skills and ability to ruin an otherwise good film. Recently, in a discussion on a platform, people have shared actors and actresses who can instantly ruin movies with their performances.
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