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“Super Culture”: 50 Entertaining Posts And Memes To Help Fight Boredom
We will never run out of pop culture topics to discuss. Whether you want to gossip about your favorite movie star’s romantic relationships or find out all the tea that’s been spilled about your favorite pop star’s latest tour, the news never stops. And if you’re interested in seeing some silly memes and posts about the entertainment industry that might even teach you something new, you’ve come to the right place, pandas.
We took a trip to Superculture on Facebook, which is dedicated to sharing memes about films, television shows, popular bands and more. This page has amassed a whopping 5.7 million followers, so clearly, they’re doing something right! Enjoy scrolling through these posts, and be sure to upvote the ones that you find most amusing.
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Auntriarch 1 year ago
Flora Robson used to worry people on set by falling over (safely) and getting up again.
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Liz Siemens 1 year ago
Hahahaha I can’t wait to do this to my kids the next time they tell me a knock knock joke lol
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Nicola Roberts 1 year ago
I don't care if it's real. We've all been there, alcohol may or may not have been consumed .....
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Kevin Beard 1 year ago
Add to that a horrible motorcycle accident, botched plastic surgery, hard d***s, alcohol and cigarettes
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Auntriarch 1 year ago (edited)
He was rather good. Edit: as I typed this, Bohemian Rhapsody started playing on the shuffle.
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Sarah Suelzle 1 year ago
The similar trope used for a woman who wears glasses...she takes off the glasses and suddenly she's gorgeous!!
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Tom Hardeveld 1 year ago
it is sad they aparently have no own names, they are just other people's children, no identity of their own
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The Big Bad 1 year ago
Lion King also had the "B Team" of animators. Or so they themselves said in the documentary about the making of the film.
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Apatheist Account2 1 year ago
Pub landlord: "Oh, it's that bloke from No Country for Old Men." Punter: "Javier Bardem?" Landlord: "No, he's allowed in."
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Raven Sheridan 1 year ago (edited)
Matthew and Woody revealed that there is a possibility that they may be half brothers. Matthew's mother had a fling with Woody's father way back in the day.
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Auntriarch 1 year ago
You don't want to know what I believed about actors whose character died in a film then...
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Teutonic Disaster 1 year ago
While wearing a suit and tie?! I mean, awesome dad-ing, no question, but at least take the tie of and roll the sleeves up.
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Don Golosso 1 year ago
Funny they highlight the obvious ones in the back and not the free standing hood ornament on the right.
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웅장한 거북이 🇰🇷🇰🇭 1 year ago
I am still surprised that the cast did not go on strike after reading that perversion
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Zig Zag Wanderer 1 year ago
Well, he will surely be able to identify with the audience, then...
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ggus44 1 year ago
Had to google it, I just had to know if this was true, and it looks like it is: 1-Toy Story / 2-A Bug’s Life / 3-Toy Story 2 / 4-Monsters, Inc. / 5-Finding Nemo / 6-The Incredibles / 7-Cars / 8-Ratatouille / 9-WALL-E / 10-Up / 11-Toy Story 3 / 12-Cars 2 / 13-Brave / 14-Monsters University / 15-Inside Out / 16-The Good Dinosaur / 17-Finding Dory / 18-Cars 3 / 19-Coco / 20-Incredibles 2
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Der Kommissar 1 year ago
Loaded with talent, Creed Bratton was also the guitar player for The Grassroots.
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Jrog 1 year ago (edited)
No, China did NOT invent spaghetti. Pasta in general was documented in Italy over a millennia before Marco Polo's journey, while there is no proof of actual pasta existing in China before the III century. China's repeated claim of having invented pasta in 4000 BCE is misleading, since the "noodles" found in an archeological site are not technically pasta: they were not made of wheat, they were roughly ground millet and grass seeds; they were also rolled not extruded. Such mixtures were not uncommon in the bronze age. The first instance of spaghetti dates back to the XI century Sicily, and is reported by Al-Idrisi, who describes a flourishing trade and manufacturing industry for dried, extruded noodles made of semolina of durum wheat.
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Shoopyfloop Roundbird 1 year ago
I think they call this acting? Like when you pretend to be someone thats not really like the real you who you are? Idk im not a movie buff.
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Beak Hookage 1 year ago
Sure you did, sunshine. Sure you did. Now run along, you little scamp.
Beak Hookage 1 year ago
Sure you did, sunshine. Sure you did. Now run along, you little scamp.
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