A plushie shaped like a data center now exists, and it screams when you pet it
A screaming server-rack plushie named Bezzy makes data centers feel cuddly while asking hard questions about power and place.
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Tag: satire
Thinking Out Loud Has Run Its Course — Time for Ed Sheeran to Move On
Cartoonists mock Ed Sheeran for dropping Macklemore over Gaza speech, targeting his music and lyrics.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Idiocracy Review: Intelligence Went Extinct, and the Satire Still Stings
A satire of a future where stupidity has triumphed, Judge's Idiocracy asks if intelligence is truly extinct.
Movie Reviews9.4/10
Wild Tales Review: Six Stories of People Who Snap
A film of six tales wherein rage, vengeance, and humiliation break forth, each a small explosion of ruin.
‘South Park’ Returns as ‘South America’ as Plot Stays Local and Trump-Free
South Park returns as South America in its 29th season premiere, spoofing Trump's map changes and the election cycle.
Movie Reviews7.8/10
Monty Python’s Life of Brian still lands its hardest joke on the people in the audience
Life of Brian at 45: Monty Python's 1979 satire was never an attack on faith, it's a comedy about crowds and the messiah they invent.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Daria Was the Smartest Person on MTV, and the Show Knew It
Daria, MTV's sharpest animated series, ran from 1997 to 2002. A retrospective review of Lawndale, Jane Lane, and why the satire still holds up.
TV Reviews7.8/10
John Oliver’s Weekly Rant Has Outlived the Decade That Made It
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver ran 13 seasons and 372 episodes on HBO. A look at the show's format, its 7.8 audience score and its 2027 renewal.
Movie Reviews4.9/10
Adam McKay’s comet satire has plenty of targets but no clear aim
Don't Look Up review: Adam McKay's comet satire with DiCaprio, Lawrence, Streep and Rylance knows exactly what's broken — and can't stop pointing at it.