Planet Marge

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A serving of Cinna-Bunny French Toast at Bob Evans. The bunny is made from two Cinnabuns. One Cinnabun is the bunny's face with the eyes and nose created using banana slices and blueberries. The second Cinnabun is cut in half, the two halves are then reversed, and each half is placed at an angle to create the bunny's ears. There is a large slice of bacon under the bunny's face which may be a smile but could also be a bacon bow tie. That interpretation is entirely up to the observer.
From the NYTimes: When does 'The Odyssey' take place? It's approximately 1200 B.C. and the decade-long Trojan War has just ended. The events of the epic poem span the next decade. (Yes, if you're counting, this means Odysseus will have been away from his family for 20 years by the end of his journey back to his kingdom of Ithaca.)
Edith Bouvier Beale, also known as Little Edie, seated on a bench outside her home, Grey Gardens. She is holding a magnifying glass while squinting to read a paperback book. She is wearing her favorite floral print swimsuit, a black headscarf and white high heels.
The text in this post reads as follows: "The system has detected the number 69 in the post to which you are responding. Activate auto-response 'Nice'? Yes/No"
On May 7, 2026, Trump's motorcade drove through the newly painted and sealed Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Treating the base of the Reflecting Pool like it's a paved highway.
The NYPost needs to hire a proofreader. Spotted these glitches in their online edition: "The Knicks are made their way up the Canyon of Heroes ..." "Are made their way up" sounds like English as a second language. Even better, or maybe worse, in the next paragraph they report that, "New Yorkers basked the gory of the Knicks' championship win ..." The NYPost loves a gory story!
Statue of JFK, Jr. in the famous pose saluting his father during the funeral of President Kennedy. This picture was found on the Tripadvisor website but the description of the location is cut off, with only a reference to a baseball museum and gift shop.
A scene from the beloved Star Trek episode The Trouble with Tribbles. Mr. Spock and Lt. Uhura each are holding a tribble and becoming attached to the soothing creatures. Chaos will shortly ensue!
The scene from Dr. Zhivago where Lara and Yuri are departing the snowbound Varykino estate
In a scene from one of the world's greatest movies, Wayne's World, Wayne is doing a parody of a famous commercial for Grey Poupon mustard. Wayne is rolling down his car window to inquire of a wealthy looking gentleman in a luxury car if that gentleman might be in possession of Grey Poupon mustard. Wayne politely asks, "Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon?" The joke is that not only is it very unlikely that the wealthy gentleman has a jar of Grey Poupon on board, but it is even more unlikely that the wealthy gentleman will get the reference to the actual commercial. This exchange gives Wayne the same level of satisfaction as a user of social media might derive from having their post "liked" or receiving a laughing emoji in response to said post.
Clockwise from top left: -British actor James Norton -An adorable puppy -A sprig of mistletoe -Interior of a cozy cabin showing a dining table and two chairs in front of a fireplace
This is a Hallmark Christmas movie small-town heartthrob starter kit. It contains a cozy red and green flannel shirt, an adorable puppy, a vintage red pickup truck hauling a Christmas tree, and a sprig of mistletoe.
A scene from The Gilded Age. Dr. Kirkland (played by Jordan Donica) performs emergency surgery.
Posted by Sean Davis (@/seanmdav) on X: At least 80% of a New Yorker’s personality involves romanticizing an obscenely expensive third-world lifestyle. “I pay $4500 a month for a 50sq. ft. bedroom in a 7-story walkup with no A/C. I can’t afford a car, and my neighbor just got stabbed on the subway, but the vape store that sells old fruit and scratch-offs has this adorable concrete blob out front that bums love to crap on. So yeah, things here are great.”
A scene from the HBO series The Gilded Age. Wealthy industrialist George Russell (played by Morgan Spector) sits at his desk wearing a stern expression. He means business!
As seen in the NYTimes, three nattily dressed gentlemen at a garden party in The Hamptons™️ to benefit the Parrish Art Museum
The swimsuit worn by Little Edie Beale in Grey Gardens.
Photo of Edith Bouvier Beale, known as Little Edie, a cousin of Jackie Kennedy. She's wearing an elegant patterned swimsuit and a headscarf which is accessorized with a gold Tiffany bow pin. Her trademark was always a headscarf styled to coordinate perfectly with her outfits. She and her mother, also known as Edith Bouvier Beale, resided year round at their summer home in East Hampton known as Grey Gardens. When their eccentric hoarding situation was exposed by the National Enquirer, Jackie Kennedy stepped in with a cleanup and renovations. The Beales then became the subject of a classic documentary by the Maysles brothers, Grey Gardens, later adapted as a Broadway musical and an HBO movie. Both women continue to fascinate to this day.
This is a promotional picture for an upcoming BBC series King and Conqueror. On the right is a King who may also be doubling as a Conqueror. Either way, he's wearing a stern expression and an understated crown over a fabulous head of wavy, dirty blonde hair. That doesn't mean his hair is actually dirty. Although it might be if this is in the Middle Ages. But he's a modern day actor, so I'm pretty sure that his hair is freshly shampooed. He probably even has a beautiful Commando 3000 showerhead with great water pressure. On the left is his horse, whose magnificent mane is spilling over his helmet. That mane is the "mane" reason I want to have bangs again. Why should that horse have better hair than me? Not fair!
A cat reading a haiku poem to a classroom full of cats. The haiku goes like this: I love the dog's bed. Clearly, the dog wants it back. It's my bed now, b*tch. Thank you. [From a funny cartoon by Scott Metzger]
One of Trump's posts today (April 9) on his Truth Social network. The post reads "This is a great time to buy!!! DJT"
At the HandsOff protest in San Francisco on April 5. Two gentleman from the satirical group Trillionaires for Trump. Both are wearing tuxedos, and their top hats show their Trillionaire nicknames: Phil T. Rich and Tex E. Vader. Each one is holding a sign "Trillionaires for Trump," and the capital Ts are shaped like the Tesla logo. Godspeed, gentlemen!
Poster from protest on Saturday, April 5 Top of poster has a bright orange silhouette of Donald Trump. Under the silhouette it says "Does this ass make my country look small?"