World Record Holder For Loudest Female Burper (107.3dB)

This is a 60 Second Doc featuring Kimberly Winters, who is currently the Guinness World Record holder for loudest female burper, with an impressive 107.3dB belch. Damn, she has got some PIPES (she also has a ‘I THROAT’ shirt, whatever that means). Kimberly encourages us all to just be ourselves and don’t let what other people think of us get in the way of living our best lives. Personally, I’ve never never been concerned with what other people think about me, and I hope they don’t lose sleep at night worrying I think they’re all turds. Continue reading

‘Halo’ Season 2’s Joseph Morgan Compares the Series to ‘The Last of Us’

After years of languishing with disasters like the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie and Captain N: The Game Master animated series, video game adaptations are reaching a level of quality once thought impossible. 2023 marked another massive year for gaming, with The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Five Nights at Freddy‘s making waves at the box office and hits like Castlevania: Nocturne, Onimusha, and Twisted Metal gracing the small screen. The crown jewel of game adaptations, however, was undoubtedly The Last of Us led by Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. Heading into 2024, one of the shows that will hope to match the heights of the much-lauded series is Halo which returns for Season 2 in February. New cast member Joseph Morgan is already comparing the two favorably in a few ways. Continue reading

This Forgotten Alexander Skarsgård Film Was a Bigger Hit Than You Remember

Alexander Skarsgård has more or less dominated television screens for the past decade. Between his Emmy winning villainous turn in Big Little Lies, his quietly charismatic espionage agent in Little Drummer Girl, and his scene-stealing tech giant on Succession, Skarsgård is a true chameleon that embodies the “character actor in a leading man’s body” description perfectly. On the film side, Skarsgård’s best work has tended to be in smaller, cutting edge genre projects that aren’t intended to be blockbusters. As beautifully deranged as Infinity Pool, The Northman, Hold the Dark, Mute, The Hummingbird Project, and Melancholia are, they weren’t intended to launch Skarsgård as a leading man on the level of say Robert Downey Jr. or Tom Cruise. However, Skarsgård did star in one of the strangest box office sensations in recent memory when he appeared in 2016’s The Legend of Tarzan, a film that landed with a significant impact before seemingly disappearing from the public consciousness entirely. Continue reading