#satire

#satire

The absurdity of a Texas man confessing to kidnapping and probing people while disguised as an alien highlights how fictional content can be mistakenly taken seriously by many.

"No one who had ever seen Catherine Morland in her infancy would have supposed her born to be a heroine." This quote establishes the unconventional nature of Austen's protagonist.

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.

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.

Taking tips from a magazine, Girlfriend Weekly, which magically appears every so often bathed in light and accompanied by a cor anglais, Reality leans with alarmingly good cheer into the notion that the perfect girlfriend must be permanently ready to service every last whim.

"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.

Under no circumstances will I be doing that, dude. They want that false equivalency that the media does. It feels great for them, but they shouldn't get to feel that way.