Tag #Parody

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SNL" Parodies Trump's Tariffs in Cold Open

Saturday Night Live" used its latest cold open to satirize Donald Trump's new tariffs, with James Austin Johnson as Trump joking about negative economic consequences and referencing past controversial comments; the sketch also featured Mike Myers as Elon Musk, highlighting current political and busi...

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Legal Action Halts Musical Parody of Olympian's Controversial Performance

Australian breakdancer Rachael Gunn's legal team issued a cease-and-desist order halting a Sydney musical parody of her Olympic journey, claiming ownership of her unique dance moves that went viral after her performance; the comedian behind the musical plans to change the show's plot.

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Parody Enron Relaunch Stirs Outrage Among Former Employees

On the 23rd anniversary of Enron's bankruptcy, a company using the Enron name announced its relaunch as a parody, sparking outrage among former employees who lost pensions and jobs due to the 2001 collapse, while others view it as a comedic way to highlight past corporate malfeasance.

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Judge Blocks Infowars Sale to The Onion

A US bankruptcy judge blocked the sale of Alex Jones's Infowars website to the Onion, ruling the auction process did not generate the best possible bids, despite the Onion's bid being augmented by Sandy Hook families forgoing some repayment. The judge rejected collusion claims but criticized the tru...

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Enron "Relaunch" Stirs Outrage, Highlights Lasting Impact of 2001 Collapse

On the 23rd anniversary of Enron's bankruptcy, a relaunched Enron announced its return, sparking outrage among former employees who lost pensions and jobs in the 2001 collapse; however, evidence suggests this is a parody, causing a mixed reaction.

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