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In any other city, people go on bar crawls. But in Athens, students don’t crawl from bar to bar, begging for mercy. There’s a little more pep to it. It’s called a Court Street shuffle, and it’s finally the peak season for this strange tradition. As classes wrap up, designated organizations and majors will start suiting up for their own take on the Court Street shuffle.
With sunny skies and temperatures peaking in the 80s, the weather was not an issue at Palmer Place Fest. Hundreds of partygoers packed the Palmer Place apartment complex on Friday, despite the cans and bottles that littered the ground.
Recently, stand-up comedian John Mulaney tweeted that his newest special will be released May 1 on Netflix. The new special, John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, marks his third hour-long special on Netflix. In honor of the former Saturday Night Live writer and his highly-regarded specials, here’s five of his funniest bits to prepare you for his new special.
“O-H” Lorde screamed to a student-heavy crowd at Ohio State University’s Schottenstein Center on Saturday night. “I-O” echoed off the walls of the arena, much to the delight of the 21-year-old New Zealander.
Check out 5 of John Mulaney’s best bits. (The Post)
April Fools’ Day is the best excuse for people to make their friends and family freak out for no reason. This year was no exception, and many large businesses and brands were in the holiday spirit to make their customers question their next big moves. Here are five of the best April Fools’ Day jokes played this year from both Athens locals and beyond.
Here are some of the best April Fool's Day jokes played on the internet this year. (photo via Flickr Creative Commons user Gage Skidmore)
Rudy Rott jokes with Ty Black during Ohio's game against Morehead State University on March 21, 2017.
Tony Giannini, left, and Rudy Rott joke during Ohio's first game in a double header against Siena University on March 18, 2017. (FILE)
Valentine's Day, when singles have to live through another day of seeing couples post cheesy snapchat stories and even cringier Instagram posts depicting their love and appreciation for each other (while subtweeting each other almost every other day of the year). Meanwhile, hopeless romantics are set with their annual Feb. 14 plans: binge-watch The Office, devour a pizza and, for those of age, top off your night with whatever alcohol is in reach to help heal your broken heart.
When Netflix announced they’d be rebooting Bravo’s previous show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, many were skeptical. The original was deemed stereotypical by some, despite shining a light on the LGBT community. The show’s premise is that five LGBT men, dubbed the Fab Five, go and help some poor, unfortunate soul remodel their life. The five categories that the fab five members touch on are: fashion, interior design, grooming, food/wine and culture. If the premise of the show hasn’t sold you yet, here are five fabulous reasons you should watch Netflix’s reboot:
While American athletes continue to compete for Olympic medals in Pyeongchang, the U.S. endured another tragic school shooting — the 18th so far in 2018. Here’s more information on the week’s top headlines:
While some people enjoy watching the Super Bowl to see both football teams fight for the win, others tune in to bask in some of best advertising that television has to offer.
Garrett Jenkins emerged from the locker room with his jersey half-on.
Executing a high profile name change can present a big risk to any creative person. After an artist has worked so long to get recognized, adopting a new, possibly less controversial persona, might feel like returning to square one of accruing publicity and listeners.
Memes have been around for a while now. In fact, they’ve been around for enough time they have become an ever-growing part of culture, namely for millennials and members of Generation Z. As with any other type of media, those online jokes evolve with their audience.
The 60th Grammy Awards was a politically charged night, filled with extraordinary music moments.
As Teyvion Kirk walked back to his seat on the bench after his fifth foul — the one he was supposed to commit — he smacked his chair in frustration.
It was really warm early in the week, but now it is not. Here is some fun news to get you through the cold and make you laugh.
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