The characters of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' are known for saying some hilarious quotes and absurd lines. Here are some of our favorites.
Source: FXIt's never a dull moment with The Gang on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The popular dark-comedy series follows a group of five sociopathic friends who ostensibly operate a run-down dive bar known as Paddy's Pub. When they're not slacking off on their duties, they're often getting into all sorts of misadventures and antics as they attempt to scheme, plot, and sabotage their way through life.
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The reported plan to bring in former President Goodluck Jonathan as the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress seems not to be ending anytime soon. The focus of the ruling party will now turn to searching for a presidential candidate after its successful national convention on Saturday.
With the emergence of Abdullahi Adamu as the National Chairman of the party there are high probabilities that the APC might zone its presidential ticket to the South in 2023.
Nollywood, being the gift that keeps giving, has produced movies reflective of the country's different political experiences. And here are 10 movies you should watch on Nigeria's political experience: 1) ‘Saworoide’ This is a classic Yoruba movie on how military rule in Nigeria promoted autocracy in Nigeria. Released in 1999, and directed by the legendary filmmaker Tunde Kelani, the movie depicts the betrayals, violence, exploitation, bribery and corruption and other rots in Nigeria's leadership system.
Over the years, female body hair has become taboo, and many women spend lots of time and money trying to get rid of it. Luckily, more and more celebrities have started to embrace and normalize their body hair, inspiring women all over the world to finally admit there’s nothing wrong with choosing not to shave.
We at Bright Side applaud these brave and confident celebs who aren’t afraid to show that they couldn’t care less about their body hair.
When Jasmin Foster founded her inclusivity-focused stationery brand Be Rooted in early 2020, she hoped to create a space for women of color to see themselves in a place they hadn’t been before. Just one year later, Be Rooted became the first and only Black-owned stationery brand for sale at retail giant Target. With a lineup of colorful journals, planners, and writing instruments all designed by Black and brown artists and featuring a range of skin tones and hair stylings, Be Rooted is bringing a little more creative diversity into the world.
Blake Lively rocked a bold red catsuit, paying tribute to her husband Ryan Reynolds’ legendary Deadpool costume. While her daring outfit turned heads, not everyone was thrilled with her fashion statement, sparking some criticism.
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Reports have indicated that an unconfirmed number of soldiers were murdered by militants from the Islamic State-backed faction of Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), formerly known as Jamā’at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da’wah wa’l-Jihād in Borno State. Multiple military sources told SaharaReporters that the attack took place along Fulka and Bama road on Monday.
Some civilians, including a pregnant woman using the road, were also killed when their vehicles stepped over the planted IEDs.
- Two of Nigeria’s top music stars, Davido and Burna Boy, were recently involved in a physical altercation according to reports
- It was gathered that the two singers were at the same club in Ghana and things went south
- Eyewitnesses shared their different account of the situation on social media
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Two of Nigeria’s top singers, Davido and Burna Boy, recently made headlines on social media after it was alleged that they were both engaged in an altercation at a club in Ghana.
A key audience participation segment of the London West End adaptation of Henrik Ibsen‘s 1882 play “An Enemy of the People” left people in tears, star Matt Smith told the BBC.