While Tiger King mania seems to have died down a bit since its March release, people have been dying to snag an interview with the show's oft-maligned "villain," Carole Baskin. The controversial character (and nemesis of Joe Exotic) resents the way the Netflix documentary seems to insinuate that she murdered her ex-husband and fed him to her big cats. She's been largely silent in the media - until comedian pranksters Josh Pieters and Archie Manners managed to convince her that Jimmy Fallon wanted to do an interview with absolutely no mention of Tiger King. Using recordings from previous Fallon interviews, the duo managed to conduct the interview without a hitch. And it's pretty glorious.
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In super-cringey Coronavirus news, Gal Gadot seems to have done the unthinkable. After sharing a cringey video of celebrities singing John Lennon's 'Imagine,' it seems people on Twitter have put down their digital pitchforks to agree on one thing: The video is absolutely terrible.
The cover is comprised of stars such as Amy Adams, Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig singing (often poorly) from their manses and gardens. It's a pretty tone deaf attempt at bringing people together, and folks on Twitter were more than happy to share their distaste. If SNL were still operating, maybe we'd get a decent parody. But for now, we're relying on netizens to roast the crap out of the video, and they're doing a damn good job.
Families are almost always dysfunctional as is, and when you spend enough time around the same people, emotions can run haywire. Jimmy Fallon asked Twitter about the most moronic fights they've ever been in with their families, and they did not disappoint. If you're a weird one and you feel like you need even more family-related content, click here for some memes!
Last night on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, it was revealed that pop star Taylor Swift recently had Lasik surgery. It was also revealed that unbeknownst to Swift, her mother had secretly videotaped her while extremely high on painkillers. Momma Swift bestowed Fallon with the footage and he definitely freaked the songwriter out. The video is actually pretty tame, albeit absolutely hilarious, but can you imagine not knowing what to expect to be aired for millions of people? Terrifying.
Billy Joel meets the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Sign us up. As Friday's release of Avengers: Endgame creeps closer, this video of the surviving characters singing their own wordy version of "We Didn't Start The Fire" is exactly what we need to tide us over. Bonus? A sweet visual shout out to the dearly departed Stan Lee at the end.
Whatever you do, don't make eye contact or look at the screen.
Many thanks to The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. This rendition is surprisingly good. What better way to celebrate Star Wars Day?
