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Audience Reviews From Romeo and Juliet's Opening Night
“As someone whose family is also mired in a generations-long feud, it felt nice to be represented.” “Took me right back to when I was a horny, wealthy teenager.” “I had a roach in my popped corn.” And more!
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The Many Nicknames of William Shakespeare
Willy Slickspeare, The Merchant of Menace, King Fear, The Dean of PG-13, and more!
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CARTOON: Beach Buds
Fleeting friendships. Today's cartoon by Bob Eckstein.
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CARTOON: Outside
Fresh air and threats. Today's cartoon by Tyson Cole.
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CARTOON: Bullseye
Pretty dark in here. Today's cartoon by Asher Perlman.
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#MoodyMonsters
Sighclops, Sass quatch, Moodusa, and more #MoodyMonsters on this week's trending joke game!
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CARTOON: Rent Vent
Look out for the eviction fairy. Today's cartoon by Drew Panckeri.
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Excerpts from the NEW New Broadway Adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird Starring Naomi Campbell as Calpurnia
CALPURNIA: Atticus, you better check your lipstick before you even think of coming to talk to me. *Does a sultry hair flip and eye ball roll.* Now, don’t go tugging at that dress, Scout. You want to have it all wrinkled before you even get to school?
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CARTOON: Kinder
Feeling set up? Today's cartoon by Mat Barton & Adam Cooper.
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Back In My Day, Kids Didn’t Watch TV... No, They Played Outdoors Because They Heard A Rumor That A Dead Body Was Out By The Quarry
See, back in my day, letting children search for a dead quarry-body was (in many ways) the best education our small town had to offer. Not only did dead-body-searching teach kids crucial, all-important skills like hard work, perseverance, and how to poke a drifter with a stick.
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