E93: Tim Cook Livestreams a Flamin’ Hot Cheeto!
Episode description
National Security Adviser John Bolton became the latest Trump Administration official to be fired via Twitter–or did he resign? We may never know. The new iPhone is finally here and it’s wreaking havoc on those struggling with a rare condition called trypophobia. Fox Searchlight, known for Oscar-bait dramas such as “12 Years a Slave” and “The Descendants,” is now bringing to the silver screen a biopic about Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. A high-school swimmer won the 100-meter race, only to be disqualified because she had a wedgie. A distinguished judge died, and her obituary headline focused on a special moment in her life–that time she pooped in a courtroom trash can. Forbes launched a task force to investigate how its “100 Most Innovative Leaders” list contained 99 men, and why nobody identified that was a problem. On the plus side, women can finally earn more money than men...in a new version of Monopoly. Everything’s terrible.
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In this week’s episode:
Check out CNN’s report on trypophobia, an intense, irrational fear of small holes and clusters of circles and bumps, which is being triggered by the new iPhone 11.
Read about the Westchester judge Elizabeth Shollenberger, who will forever be remembered by her worst moment, thanks to the New York Post.
Learn more about who Forbes thinks is innovative and why.
Big #YUPs to…
The Apple Watch - Series 5 just debuted!
Matthew Macfadyen, the actor who plays Tom Wamsgans on HBO’s “Succession.”