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Conan O’Brien offered 5-minute show on NBC

Conan O’Brien offered 5-minute show on NBC

By Editors, The Skunk • on January 22, 2010

BURBANK, CA — Conan O’Brien is being wooed back to NBC, this time with his very own five-minute show, to be aired nightly from 11:30 to 11:35 pm. Five Minutes with Conan is the brain child of NBC Universal President

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Haitians despondent over Simon Cowell departure from ‘Idol’

Haitians despondent over Simon Cowell departure from ‘Idol’

By Editors, The Skunk • on January 12, 2010

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Not even the shock of a 7.0 earthquake, which devastated this tiny island nation on Tuesday, could distract its inhabitants from the distraught that

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Hollywood’s talent-challenged celebrate life of Brittany Murphy

Hollywood’s talent-challenged celebrate life of Brittany Murphy

By Editors, The Skunk • on December 21, 2009

HOLLYWOOD, Ca — Scores of unsuccessful actors, bad writers, producers of B-movies and Gary Coleman gathered today at the Hollywood Forever cemetery to celebrate

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Bring a Little Jingle

Bring a Little Jingle

By Editors, The Skunk • on December 20, 2009

Celebrate Christmas with America’s favorite singing siblings, The Farbersons.

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World asks: Who the f*** are Jon and Kate?

World asks: Who the f*** are Jon and Kate?

By Editors, The Skunk • on November 18, 2009

Kate & Jon in happier times HOLLYWOOD, CA — Television personalities “Jon and Kate” are the most baffling celebrities in the history of the entertainment industry,

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Balloon man claims wife jammed inside cow rectum

Balloon man claims wife jammed inside cow rectum

By Editors, The Skunk • on October 27, 2009

FORT COLLINS, CO — Richard Heene, the self-proclaimed scientist who incited public outrage by deceiving authorities into believing his six-year-old son was aloft inside

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Polanski to direct film based on grand jury testimony

Polanski to direct film based on grand jury testimony

By Editors, The Skunk • on October 1, 2009

PYONGYANG — Roman Polanski plans to direct a motion picture based on the 1977 grand jury testimony that led to his indictment on rape charges. “The transcripts read like a Gothic romance novel,” said the 76-year-old director of Chinatown and Rosemary’s Baby. “It’s filled with sex, money,

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Eager young models await arrival of Polanski

Eager young models await arrival of Polanski

By Editors, The Skunk • on September 30, 2009

The pending extradition of Roman Polanksi to the United States has sent a wave of optimism over aspiring young models across America, eager to lose their virginity to

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Roman Polanski: ‘I thought she was 13-and-a-half’

Roman Polanski: ‘I thought she was 13-and-a-half’

By Editors, The Skunk • on September 28, 2009

ZURICH — Director Roman Polanski defended his 1977 rape of a 13-year-old model by expressing his belief that she was 13-and-a-half at the time. “She seemed much too mature for someone of her years,” wrote the 77-year-old auteur in a letter to the French film magazine, Cahiers du Cinema.

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Kanye thankful he didn’t go through with ‘entire’ plan

Kanye thankful he didn’t go through with ‘entire’ plan

By Editors, The Skunk • on September 15, 2009

HOLLYWOOD — Kanye West, still recovering from his embarrassing outburst at the Video Music Awards, is grateful he didn’t go through with everything he had originally planned. The former hip-hop star revealed today that his humbling VMA experience “pales in comparison” to the humiliation he

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Jackasses offended by comparison to Kanye

Jackasses offended by comparison to Kanye

By Editors, The Skunk • on September 15, 2009

CALIFORNIA — An off-the-record comment by President Obama calling Kanye West a “jackass” has been rebuffed by a herd of wild donkeys in the San Bernardino Mountains, east of Los Angeles. A representative for the jackasses

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Advertisers slow down commercials for DVR users

Advertisers slow down commercials for DVR users

By Editors, The Skunk • on August 17, 2009

NEW YORK — Having gotten wise to viewers fast-forwarding through commercials on their DVRs, the advertising industry has decided to slow down all TV ads to 25% of normal speed. 

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Writers’ union to euthanize strike breakers

Writers’ union to euthanize strike breakers

By Editors, The Skunk • on August 12, 2009

LOS ANGELES — The Writers Guild of America, the collective bargaining organization for professional Hollywood screen and television writers, has published a list of three of its members who will

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Katie Holmes to play Nicole Kidman in Cruise biopic

Katie Holmes to play Nicole Kidman in Cruise biopic

By Editors, The Skunk • on August 3, 2009

HOLLYWOOD, CA — Katie Holmes has been cast in the role of Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise’s first wife, in a biographical motion picture about the life of the leading man. “She wasn’t our first choice,” admitted director Chris Columbus, “but Tom wanted her to play Nicole and he was relentless

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Rush Limbaugh regrets not holding Michael Jackson

Rush Limbaugh regrets not holding Michael Jackson

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 28, 2009

NEW YORK — In his nationally syndicated radio program, Rush Limbaugh regretted not holding Michael Jackson in his arms before the pop idol passed away last month. The conservative talk show host said he had met the King

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Michael Jackson to be buried in little boy’s ass

Michael Jackson to be buried in little boy’s ass

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 22, 2009

ENCINO, CA — Pop icon Michael Jackson has proven to be as unconventional in death as he was in life. According to a Jackson family spokesperson, once the King of Pop’s remains are cremated, his ashes will be laid to

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Moviegoer unwilling to suspend his disbelief

Moviegoer unwilling to suspend his disbelief

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 6, 2009

SAN DIEGO — Collin McArthur has never enjoyed going to a movie because he finds the characters and stories on the screen completely unbelievable, calling the whole experience “just a big waste of time.” McArthur, 53, was born with a rare inability to submit himself to “the willing suspension

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Tito Jackson seeks to replace brother as ‘King of Pop’

Tito Jackson seeks to replace brother as ‘King of Pop’

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 3, 2009

LOS ANGELES — Tito Jackson declared himself the new King of Pop today, promising to fill the void in fans’ hearts left by the death of his superstar younger brother. “Of course, I never wanted my brother to die,” said Tito, “but I always thought — in the back of my

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Diahann Carroll and Leslie Uggams slighted in Jackson will

Diahann Carroll and Leslie Uggams slighted in Jackson will

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 2, 2009

HOLLYWOOD — Performers Diahann Carroll and Leslie Uggams expressed their indignation today at being excluded from Michael Jackson’s will. “We weren’t mentioned once,” said an incensed Diahann Carroll, whose career spans five decades in the television, film and music industries,

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Jackson’s black body also found dead

Jackson’s black body also found dead

By Editors, The Skunk • on July 1, 2009

LOS ANGELES – In a sad turn of events, the black body of Michael Jackson was found dead Wednesday, less than a week after his white one departed. The black body apparently died sometime in the 1980s.

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Plans intact for Michael Jackson to appear in concert

Plans intact for Michael Jackson to appear in concert

By Editors, The Skunk • on June 27, 2009

LONDON – Faced with the possibility of refunding $85 million in tickets sales, promoters for the concert series that Michael Jackson was preparing for at the time of his death have decided to honor the 750,000 pre-sold tickets and move forward with the shows.  Jackson’s “That Was It”

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Ayatollah accused of rigging ‘Iranian Idol’ contest

Ayatollah accused of rigging ‘Iranian Idol’ contest

By Editors, The Skunk • on June 26, 2009

TEHRAN — Iranian Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei has been accused of rigging the results of the popular TV competition “Iranian Idol.”  After singer Fazlullah Mehani amazed Iranian viewers during the season finale with his stirring rendition of “More than a Feeling,” fans

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Larry King researches guest before interview

Larry King researches guest before interview

By Editors, The Skunk • on May 25, 2009

LOS ANGELES – CNN host Larry King stunned television viewers last week by researching the background and accomplishments of a guest prior to interviewing him on his popular cable television show. Surfing star Jason Trebuchet was scheduled to appear on King’s program Friday. ”I was

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Bad singer sues American Idol for discrimination

Bad singer sues American Idol for discrimination

By Editors, The Skunk • on May 22, 2009

TRENTON — An atrocious singer from New Jersey sued the producers of American Idol Thursday, claiming unfair employment practices by hiring only those with strong singing voices to participate in the popular reality series. “They actually audition people to see if they can carry a tune or

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TheSkunk.org receives prestigious comedy award from itself

TheSkunk.org receives prestigious comedy award from itself

By Editors, The Skunk • on January 5, 2009

Satirical website TheSkunk.org honored itself today with a prestigious comedy award. The first annual “Skunkie” was presented to a humor website whose content “extends beyond the edge and over

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Spielberg to direct unauthorized biography of himself

Spielberg to direct unauthorized biography of himself

By Editors, The Skunk • on October 11, 2008

HOLLYWOOD — Steven Spielberg will be directing a feature film based on a soon-to-be-released unauthorized biography of the filmmaker.  The renowned director has denounced the book upon which the script is based as a “work of complete fiction with false allegations and unattributed quotes.” “The

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Barack Obama to Open for Led Zeppelin

Barack Obama to Open for Led Zeppelin

By Editors, The Skunk • on August 5, 2008

Barack Obama will be the opening act for Led Zeppelin’s “Man Are We Old” 2009 World Reunion tour, replacing Toto, the aging rock band that broke up earlier this year.  The Senator’s three-hour and seventy-five minute presentation will include

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