Friday, June 13, 2025 — Edition: #7973
Tomorrow’s Show Prep Today!
BS SHOW BIZ BUZZ:
★ Kate Beckinsale is taking legal action against the producers of her 2024 thriller “Canary Black”. Her complaint claims: “Ms. Beckinsale and her team repeatedly raised red flags regarding unsafe conditions on and off set…including long, dangerous set days, often lasting 15 hours, inadequate equipment and medical personnel…and failure to adequately inform Ms. Beckinsale of what stunts she was expected to perform until often the moment she had to perform it.” In 2022, Beckinsale suffered a meniscus tear in her left knee while filming, which required surgery and halted production for months.
-EW
★ Netflix has set July 9 for the premiere of its music competition series “Building the Band”, with the late Liam Payne as guest judge. They wrapped the show prior to Payne’s death last October and had faced a dilemma over how to proceed. Payne’s “family reviewed the series and is supportive of his inclusion,” Netflix said in a statement. Payne died after falling from the third-floor balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires. Five people have been charged in connection with his death.
-Deadline
★ A cartoon version of “Doctor Who” is heading to BBC pre-school channel CBeebies. The show will see the Doctor traveling through time and space for the pre-school audience, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends. And, of course, they may come up against a few challenges on their way, the BBC said. The animation version of the show comes as the second season of “Dr. Who” has just wrapped, under returned showrunner Russell T. Davies.
-Deadline
★ Chris Robinson has died. His more than 100 TV and film roles were dominated by doctor characters on TV soaps to the extent that he appeared in a commercial saying: “I’m not a doctor, but I play one on TV,” which set off a national catchphrase and late-night TV punchline. Robinson died June 9 of heart failure in his sleep at his ranch near Sedona, Arizona. He was 86.
-Deadline
★ Disney and Universal have filed a copyright lawsuit against popular AI image-generator Midjourney, marking the first time major Hollywood companies have entered the legal battle over generative AI. The complaint claims Midjourney pirated the libraries of the 2 Hollywood studios to generate and distribute “endless unauthorized copies” of their famed characters, such as ‘Darth Vader’ and the Minions from “Despicable Me”.
-APN
TODAY’S SHOW BIZ SKED:
• “Jimmy Kimmel Live” (ABC/Global): David Spade, Wiz Khalifa
• “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” (NBC/CTV): Dakota Johnson, Jonathan Groff, Matt Berninger (R)
• “Late Night with Seth Meyers” (NBC/CTV): Natasha Lyonne, Ben Mendelsohn (R)
• “The View” (ABC/CTV): Carrie Coon
• “Today” (NBC): Sebastian Maniscalo, Andy Cohen, Joel McHale, Melissa Garcia, Phil “The Grill” Johnson, Lora McLaughlin Peterson
• “GMA3” (ABC): Alicia Keys
• “Live with Kelly and Mark” (ABC/CTV): Jon Hamm, The Doobie Brothers
• “The Kelly Clarkson Show” (Check local listings): Christopher Meloni, Marsai Martin, Jay Shetty (R)
• “The Drew Barrymore Show” (Check local listings): Joy Behar, Susie Essman, Morris Chestnut (R)
• “Jennifer Hudson Show” (Check local listings): Justin Hartley (R)
• “Bride or Die” (LMN): A bachelorette getaway turns into a living nightmare when a man breaks in and tries to kill the bride-to-be.
• “The Proof is Out There” (HIS): Season 5 premiere
• “2025 US Open Golf Championship” (NBC): Second round from Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont PA.
• “NBA Finals” (ABC, TSN): Game #4: Oklahoma @ Indiana
SATURDAY:
• “Girl in the Attic” (LIFE): Billy abducts young Kelsey and hides her away in the attic of the home he shares with his mother. Kelsey endures years of torment as Billy exploits her through online videos.
• “U.S. Army 250th Anniversary Parade & Celebration” (CSPAN, NN): A parade through the nation’s capital, an enlistment ceremony, parachute demonstration, concert and fireworks.
• “2025 US Open Golf Championship” (NBC): Third round from Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont PA.
• “NHL Stanley Cup Final” (SN, CBC, TNT): Game #5. Florida @ Edmonton
SUNDAY:
• “2025 US Open Golf Championship” (NBC): Final round from Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont PA.
• “The Boy Who Vanished” (LIFE): When her long-lost son returns a decade after his abduction, a mother’s joy turns to suspicion as he starts to display increasingly strange behavior.
• “Hazardous History With Henry Winkler” (HIS): Series premiere. A look at the toys and daredevil antics that once defined growing up, including explosive science kits, high-flying kite tubes and more.
BS MUSIC NOTES:
• Sabrina Carpenter — Wednesday, she surprise-announced the release of her new album, writing on IG: “Man’s Best Friend, is out on August 29, 2025.” She shared an image of the album cover, which features her on hands and knees in a black mini dress as a man grabs a fistful of her blond curls. LINK: https://tinyurl.com/3zvzxksv
• Miley Cyrus — After teasing it on socials, Spotify has confirmed they are teaming with her for a concert in Paris on June 18, where she’ll perform all her songs that have reached 1 billion streams on the service. The audience will be made up of her top listeners who are also Premium subscribers.
• Jonas Brothers – Yes, they are celebrating 20 years of music with their upcoming tour, kicking off in August, but before that, they’re commemorating the milestone by partnering with Friendly’s Ice Cream for the new 20th Anniversary Flavor, which combines Coffee Cookie Crumble, Chocolate Marshmallow, and Vanilla, side by side in one 48-oz tub. Kevin, Joe, and Nick each selected one flavor. LINK: https://tinyurl.com/8222mayj
• Macklemore — His nanny reportedly fended off robbers at his home Monday, while his 3 children slept upstairs. Seattle police say 2 men entered the home, sprayed her with bear spray and left with “numerous watches, jewelry items, and shoes.” Reportedly, she kicked and bit her attackers to escape. He was away on tour.
• Brian Wilson – After news of his death came out, Beach Boys founding member Al Jardine said in a statement: “Brian Wilson, my friend, my classmate, my football teammate, my Beach Boy bandmate and my brother in spirit, I will always feel blessed that you were in our lives for as long as you were.” Brian’s daughter Wendy wrote: “He will be remembered by millions and millions until the world ends. I am lucky to have been his daughter and had a soul connection with him that will live on always.”
• Oasis — Liam Gallagher admitted it’s a shame he and brother Noel “wasted precious time” apart during their 15-year estrangement. Responding to a tweet where he was asked about how it feels to sing songs with his brother again (in rehearsals for their upcoming reunion tour), he responded: “You know what, it’s spiritual but I can’t help think about all those wasted years what a waste of PRECIOUS time.”
• The Guess Who — Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings have announced their first show together under that name, which they recently reacquired the rights to, in over 2 decades. The duo will perform on the Rock Legends Cruise XIII, which will sail from Fort Lauderdale on Feb. 23. Gene Simmons, the Kevin Cronin Band and Blue Oyster Cult are also scheduled to perform.
• Zach Bryan — is returning to Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison CO Aug. 10 for a special show. On IG, he wrote: “Wasn’t planning on playing this, but a spot opened up and I wanted to play an affordable show for fans. None of these tickets will be more than 50 bucks plus the fees.” LINK: https://tinyurl.com/ywajjm2c
• Morgan Wallen – His song ‘I’m the Problem’ is spending its 8th consecutive week at #1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart – the third single from the “I’m the Problem” album to hit the top. It’s one of only 6 songs in the airplay’s history to stay at #1 that long, including Wallen’s hits ‘You Proof’ and ‘Last Night’.
• Cody Johnson – teamed up with fellow Texan Wade Bowen on a new acoustic version of his song ‘Hidin Behind This Microphone.’ It originally appeared on Bowen’s 2024 “Flyin” album. An established star on the Texas music scene, Wade joined Carly Pearce earlier this year on the European leg of her “hummingbird” tour. LINK: https://tinyurl.com/sk45zpmj
SHOOTING THE BULL
NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK:
• “How to Train Your Dragon” (PG, Family/Adventure): A Viking boy named Hiccup defies centuries of tradition by befriending a dragon named Toothless. When an ancient threat emerges that endangers both species, Hiccup’s friendship with Toothless becomes the key to forging a new future. (Mason Thames, Gerard Butler, Nico Parker) Tomatometer: 79%
• “Materialists” (R, Romance/Comedy): A young, ambitious New York City matchmaker finds herself torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex. (Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, Pedro Pascal) Tomatometer: 87%
• “The Unholy Trinity” (R, Western): A young man returns to an old Montana town to reclaim his legacy. As old secrets lead to violence, he’s caught between a law-abiding sheriff and a destructive stranger. (Pierce Brosnan, Samuel L. Jackson) No Tomatometer
• “The Life of Chuck” (R, Drama/Fantasy, expands wide): Charles “Chuck” Krantz experiences the wonder of love, the heartbreak of loss, and the multitudes contained in all of us. (Tom Hiddleston, Mark Hamill, Jacob Tremblay) Tomatometer: 81%
NEW FAST-FOOD NEWS:
❑ Wendy’s has rolled out 3 exclusive new Powerade flavors through its Coca‑Cola Freestyle machines: ‘Powerade Extra Sour Cherry Kicker’, ‘Grape Shocker’, and ‘Peach Pucker’ — each available in both full‑sugar and sugar‑free versions. And in a bold twist, all 3 have an “extra sour” profile—Cherry, Grape, and Peach—with a tart edge. The company says the new flavors are aimed at keeping customers refreshed and replenished with electrolytes during the summer months. It seems to be part of a trend among fast‑food chains of launching unique beverages—think Taco Bell’s Baja Blast or KFC’s Sweet Lightning. (Why do I get the feeling that Wendy’s just came up with a drink that fights back?)
❑ KFC has joined the “dirty soda” game—and they’re doing it with help from Mountain Dew. This week, KFC restaurants began pouring a limited-edition Peaches and Cream Sweet Lightning soda. It’s a creamy, fruity spin on their exclusive Sweet Lightning drink. The new version is described as tasting like a honey creamsicle—with a smooth swirl of vanilla cream mixed in. The viral “dirty soda” trend is the mix-your-own soda craze that took off on TikTok, often involving cola, cream, syrups, and even candy. And the bonus twist with this one is you can add more vanilla cream swirl, to customize your cup. (Because fried chicken pairs best with melted creamsicles?)
-NYPost
NEWS OF THE WEIRD:
➢ Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, one of the world’s busiest, faced a bizarre security breach when a DoorDash driver accidentally ended up on the tarmac. The 36-year-old man followed his GPS into a restricted area and drove several miles along secure airport roads. He was eventually stopped near a plane at Gate C16. Despite the alarming breach, officials determined the driver was simply lost and meant no harm. No charges were filed—but the incident has raised serious questions about airport security and GPS navigation near sensitive areas. (“Requesting clearance for Runway Quesadilla…”)
➢ Guests at a recent wedding in Pinhalzinho, Brazil, were stunned when the bride arrived at the venue in a funeral hearse. But for 33-year-old Daniela Signor, it was the perfect tribute to how she met – and won — the heart of her now-husband: the local undertaker. She first spotted Apollo Scariot in early 2023 while attending a relative’s funeral. Instantly smitten, she quickly realized he was too focused on his duties to notice her. So, she came up with a bold plan: start showing up at local funerals. For nearly 2 years, she quietly attended services in their small town — always hoping for a moment of connection – and even giving family members a sympathetic hug, “just to see him”. Her persistence eventually paid off. The couple began dating, and last month they made their unusual love story official—with vows, rings — and a hearse entrance. (Love at first… funeral?)
-CarScoops, OddityCentral
QUOTES ABOUT DAD FROM THEIR KIDS:
⇒ “The older I get, the more my dad seems to learn.”
⇒ “Dad, I wish I’d inherited your ability to fall asleep anywhere anytime.”
⇒ “I’m smiling because I have you as a dad. I’m laughing because you can’t do anything about it.”
⇒ “Dad, thanks for saying ‘yes’ when Mom said ‘no.’”
⇒ “I wouldn’t trade my dad for anything. Then again, no one has offered me anything yet.”
⇒ “My dad taught me everything he knows. That’s why I know nothing.”
⇒ “Life doesn’t come with instructions, but it does come with a dad who always answers my calls.”
⇒ “Thanks again, Dad, for not really killing any of the guys/girls I dated.”
-LovetoKnow
STRANGE THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ARE CONSIDERED BAD LUCK:
(Yes, Friday the 13th can be daunting, but in some cultures, so are these…)
⇒ Wishing someone ‘Happy Birthday’ before their birthday: Many Germans believe doing so will cause misfortune to everyone involved. Instead, they sometimes gather the night before a birthday and begin celebrating exactly at midnight. (But I like to celebrate my birthday WEEK!)
⇒ Changing your bed on a Friday: An old wives’ tales says if you turn your mattress that day, you’ll be cursed with bad dreams. Others say the bad-luck day is Sunday. (Let’s just not do that anywhere near the weekend, OK?)
⇒ Carrying bananas on a ship: In the 1700s, many ships that were lost or shipwrecked were carrying bananas, so sailors, who were a superstitious bunch, decided that bananas on a boat meant bad news. (I’d be much more worried about banana PEELS on a boat, but…)
⇒ Renaming a boat: This goes back to ancient times, when sailors believed that the name of every boat was written in the ledger of Poseidon. If you dared change the name of a boat, you’d incur the sea god’s wrath. (Still, if you happen to buy a boat named “Titanic”, I’d change it…)
⇒ Mixing beers: In the Czech Republic, whose people drink more beer per capita than anywhere else, it’s believed that if you pour one type of beer into a mug containing another type, you’re in for some misfortune. (Especially if the guy whose beer you just stole is bigger than you…!)
⇒ Tuesday the 13th: While many cultures see Friday the 13th as bad news, in Spain, the 13th day of the month is unlucky when it falls on a Tuesday. In Spanish, the word for Tuesday is “Martes,” which comes from “Mars”, the Roman god of war, so Tuesday spells trouble.
(My psychic told me I’d have bad luck until I was 30. And after that I’d get used to it!)
-ReadersDigest
DID YOU KNOW?
Recent grads say it’s more “anxiety-inducing” to negotiate their salary with an employer than it is to break up with a partner. A survey of 2,000 higher education graduates (from 2024 and 2025) gave respondents several scenarios, asking which would be more stressful. Results revealed that 54% believe negotiating their salary with a potential employer is worse than breaking up with a partner (39%). Recent graduates’ top worries, in order, were: “Getting a job in my sector/field”, “Paying off my student debt”, and “Paying my bills every month”. (Smart kids. At that age, my top worries were: “Where’s the party this weekend?”, and “Why am I not invited?”)
-SWNS
BS CHRONOMETER 06.13.25
TODAY’S BS REASONS TO PARTY . . .
• “Kitchen Klutzes Day”, celebrating not-so-accomplished cooks by encouraging them to prepare a recipe that contains no more than 4 ingredients, not including water, salt & pepper. (Umm, does ketchup count?)
• “Weed Your Garden Day” … or maybe you could just start referring to it as a ‘wildflower display’?
• “World Softball Day”, to celebrate the sport, which is played by about 30 million people around the world. Today, you’re encouraged to get involved in softball as a way to promote physical activity, as well as international spirit and social integration. (And blown-out shoulders!)
• “Sewing Machine Day”. Thomas Saint patented the first sewing machine in 1790. Since then, it has become one of the iconic symbols of the Industrial Revolution. (Any idea how to work one of those things?)
• “International Axe Throwing Day”, a day to try your hand at skillfully lobbing this tree-felling instrument in a fun, competitive, and most of all, safe environment. (So, get to it…chop chop!) LINK: https://worldaxethrowingleague.com/
• “Random Acts of Light Day”, encouraging us to bring light to the darkness of cancer by surprising someone with an act of kindness.
• “Cupcake Lovers Day”. Cupcakes originated in Europe hundreds of years ago, and were made from a simple dough mixed with spices and baked in small cups. Over time, the recipe evolved, and cupcakes became a popular dessert all over the world. (And my reason for living…)
SATURDAY:
• “Bourbon Day”, a day to raise a glass of the sweetened amber spirit to celebrate the splendor of this great American whiskey. Most recipes use about 70% corn, which gives it its nickname of ‘corn whiskey’. Although the origin of the name ‘bourbon’ is unclear, contenders include Bourbon County in Kentucky and Bourbon Street in New Orleans.
• “Family History Day”, a day to ‘share the folklore, legends and myths of your family tree’.
(This message brought to you by ancestory.com…)
• “Strawberry Shortcake Day”. Either on a shortcake biscuit or on a sponge cake, strawberry shortcake is an easy and delicious summertime dessert.
• “World Blood Donor Day”, dedicated to thanking and celebrating blood donors. It occurs on the birthday of Karl Landsteiner, who created the ABO blood group system, which is still used today. (Whenever I’m sad, I just read my blood donor ID. It says “B positive”!)
• “American Flag Day”, commemorating the adoption of the ‘Stars & Stripes’ as the flag of the United States, which took place on June 14, 1777. National Flag Day was established by an act of Congress in 1949.
• “Pop Goes the Weasel Day”, celebrating the rhyme you’ve known since childhood, and the tune that sticks in your head every time it’s played by an ice cream truck . . . (The definition of anticipation? The look on a kid’s face when hearing that song while winding up a Jack in the Box!)
• “International Bath Day”. On this date, Archimedes, a Greek scientist and mathematician, was taking a bath when he noticed that the water level rose when he got in, and it occurred to him that the volume of an object could be measured by submerging it in water.
SUNDAY:
• “Father’s Day”, celebrated on the 3rd Sunday in June in about 90 countries, as a day to honor Dad and appreciate all he does. (Many other countries have a day for dad at other times in the year.) The first observance of a “Father’s Day” was on July 5, 1908, in a church in Fairmont, West Virginia. (***See “Less Popular Father’s Day Cards”, below***)
• “Fly a Kite Day”, on the anniversary of the date in 1752 when Benjamin Franklin flew a kite in a thunderstorm, with the intent of proving that lightning was caused by a discharge of electricity. It’s handy that today is also . . .
• “Global Wind Day”, a day for promoting wind, its power, and the possibilities it holds to change our world. (Keep your ‘wind’ jokes to yourself!)
• “Worldwide Day of Giving”, when you’re encouraged to do one of 3 simple activities: Give a stranger $10, volunteer, or donate $10. Then, share your story and inspire others to do the same!
• “Lobster Day”. In the past 100 years, lobsters have gone from being ‘peasant food’ to a delicacy. There are many ways to enjoy lobster, but the most popular cooking methods are boiling, baking, steaming, and grilling. (No wonder they have “shellfish steamed issues”!)
• “Nature Photography Day”, started in 2005 by the North American Photography Association, to salute a favorite hobby of camera buffs. (There is a big difference between photographing someone in ‘nature’ and ‘au naturel’. Be careful.)
• “Smile Power Day”, recognizing the 2nd-best thing you can do with your lips. (After whistling.)
• “World Elder Abuse Awareness Day”, the 20th annual, when we’re encouraged to show the world that we care about ending elder abuse and neglect, by wearing something purple. LINK: https://tinyurl.com/2z8nsw8c
• “Justice for Janitors Day”. They’ve always faced an uphill battle to be recognized for the important work they do for public health and safety, and many are paid close to minimum wage. Today is to help them win better working conditions, respect at work, and to raise industry standards for all cleaners.
TODAY’S CELEBIRTHDAYS . . .
1943 [82] Malcolm McDowell, Horsforth England, movie actor (“A Clockwork Orange”, “Halloween”)/TV actor (“Entourage” 2005-11, “Son of a Critch” since 2022)
1953 [72] Tim Allen (Dick), Denver CO, TV actor (‘Tim Taylor’ on “Home Improvement” 1991-99), “Last Man Standing” 2011-21, “Shifting Gears” since 2025/movie actor (“Toy Story”, “Santa Clause” movies)
1962 [63] Ally Sheedy, New York, NY, movie actress (“The Breakfast Club”, “St. Elmo’s Fire”)
1970 [55] Rivers Cuomo, Yogaville CT, rock singer-guitarist (Weezer-‘Buddy Holly’, ‘Beverly Hills’)
1974 [51] Steve-O (Glover), London England, reality star, stunt performer (“Jackass” TV show 2000-02, “Jackass” films)
1981 [44] Chris Evans, Boston MA, movie actor (“Captain America” films, “Avengers” films)
1986 [39] Kat Dennings (Litwack), Bryn Mawr PA, TV actress (‘Max Black’ on “2 Broke Girls” 2011-17, “Dollface” 2019-22)/movie actress (‘Darcy Lewis’ in “Thor” movies)
1986 [39] Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen, Sherman Oaks CA, former TV actresses (twins who played ‘Michelle Tanner’ on “Full House” 1987-95)/co-founders of a billion-dollar consumer-goods company, including The Row and Olsenboy fashion lines
1996 [29] Kodi Smit-McPhee, Adelaide Australia, movie actor (“The Road”, “X-Men: Apocalypse”)
SATURDAY- Rod Argent (The Zombies) is 80; US President Donald Trump is 79; Boy George (Culture Club) is 64; Yasmine Bleeth (“Baywatch”) is 57; former pro tennis player Steffi Graf is 56; Tyler Johnston (“Letterkenny”) is 38; Lucy Hale (“Pretty Little Liars”) is 36; Daryl Sabara (“Spy Kids”) is 33
SUNDAY- Jim Belushi (“According to Jim”) is 71; Helen Hunt (“Twister”) is 62; Courteney Cox (“Friends”) is 61; Ice Cube (“Boyz n the Hood”) is 56; Leah Remini (“The King of Queens”) is 55; Bif Naked (‘Spaceman’) is 54; Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”) is 52; Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) is 49; Wayne Sermon (Imagine Dragons) is 41
THIS DAY IN SHOW BIZ . . .
2005 [20] After a sensational 16-week trial in Los Angeles, Michael Jackson is found innocent of child molestation charges.
2015 [10] Queen Elizabeth II officially celebrates her 89th birthday with a Trooping the Color ceremony, and bestows knighthood upon Kevin Spacey and Van Morrison as part of the celebration.
TODAY’S MUSIC EVENTS . . .
1992 [33] Billy Ray Cyrus begins a 17-week run at #1 on the US album chart with “Some Gave All”. His debut album featured the world-wide hit ‘Achy Breaky Heart’.
1995 [30] Alanis Morissette releases “Jagged Little Pill.” It goes on to win 5 Grammys, inspire a Broadway musical, and sell more than 33 million copies worldwide.
TODAY’S FIRSTS . . .
1920 [105] The US Post Office says children can no longer be sent by parcel post (after various instances of just that).
2022 [03] A Google engineer claims one of its AI systems, Lamda, might have a sentient mind, causing the company to place him on leave.
TODAY’S RECORD . . .
1922 [103] Charlie Osborne gets the hiccups — and continues for 68 years.
BULL’S BITS
BS WHACK FACTS:
✓ In New Delhi, if a tree falls sick, an ambulance is dispatched to treat them. This came into effect in 2009 and takes 4 people to do the job.
✓ China owns all the pandas in the world.
✓ Avocados never ripen on the tree.
✓ Genetically, a fungus is more closely related to animals than to plants.
✓ Of the top 20 most-watched TV broadcasts in the United States, 19 were Super Bowls.
✓ Taylor Swift’s keyboardist is named Karina DePiano.
-OMGFacts, Facts
Best of BS . . .
BS LESS POPULAR FATHER’S DAY CARDS:
• “Dear Dad, thanks for teaching me what to say when I hit my thumb with the hammer.”
• “Your Father’s Day gift is another year of not having to pay for my wedding.”
• “Happy Father’s Day! I hope today is as much fun for you as your life was before you had kids.”
• “Dear Pops, no one can watch 4 sports at the same time like you can.”
• “Happy Father’s Day. Thanks for delaying the vasectomy until after I was born.”
• “I love how we don’t even have to say out loud that I’m your favorite child.”
• “Dad, I thought I’d give you this card in lieu of an awkward hug. You’re welcome.”
• “You must be good for something, despite what Mom says.”
• “Because of you, Dad, I think of home whenever I hear a belch.”
-First published in BS in 2018
TODAY’S SCOOP OF BS:
➠ A study found that poor posture caused by texting is becoming an epidemic. (I’m not sure if I’ve been affected, but I have a hunch!)
➠ Saturday, Donald Trump will turn 79. (For his party, he’s planning a spirited game of “Pin everything on Biden”…)
➠ Based on Data from the Department of Transportation, Frontier Airlines is the most hated airline in the US. (Frontier apologized to its passengers — then charged them a $50 apology fee!)
➠ Sunday is Father’s Day (Or, as it’s widely-known in the NBA, “Spending half-a-day opening cards from strangers…”)
➠ Scientists say strawberries and blueberries slow memory decline. (But then, if you eat strawberries and blueberries all day, is there anything in your life you want to remember?)
BS WEB GOODIE:
OK…twist my rubber arm: https://tinyurl.com/msk7jphy
BS RANDOM JOKE:
I know when my kids need money because that’s when they laugh at my jokes…
☎ BS PHONE STARTER:
What is something that unnerves you – but most people don’t seem to be bothered by?
BS WATER COOLER QUESTION:
In a survey, 60% of fathers said they are better than their own father at THIS. What is it?
Answer: Being a father
BS DEEP THOUGHT:
A father is someone you look up to, no matter how tall you grow.
