Internet Supreme Court puts Judy’s pancakes, a Korn concert meltdown, Don’t Wake Daddy, and Wisconsin Dells tourism on trial. Watch the livestream!

The Chicago Cubs 2025 season has been filled with drama, wins, and plenty of laughs, but some of the funniest moments haven’t come from the players on the field. They’ve come from the fans, seagulls, and the internet, turning Wrigley Field into the best comedy show in baseball.

This week marked the return of some familiar faces, with judges joking about CrossFit cults, bribery menus, and the very important matter of who’s the most famous “Nate Lopez” on the internet.

In this episode of Legends of the Stud, we induct one of the most beloved teams from LEGO Masters Australia into our fan-voted Hall of Fame.

Capital One has a problem. Not with fraud or interest rates or hidden fees, but with something even more insidious: their commercials.

We didn’t think we would be here, but somehow here we are: Happy Gilmore 2 hit Netflix on July 25, 2025, and it’s real. It exists.

They were only on Lego Masters for two episodes—but they stole the show. Meet Jesse and Carara, the first inductees into our Lego Masters Hall of Fame: Legends of the Stud. Find out why these two are unforgettable fan favorites.

In the latest episode of Internet Supreme Court, we dissect the escalating feud between former President Donald Trump and tech mogul Elon Musk—a spectacle that's as absurd as it is distracting.

Katy Perry recently boarded Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin space flight—and suddenly, the internet turned on her. What was meant to be a high-profile moment celebrating female representation in space quickly became a meme-fueled backlash.

If you've been online recently and thought “Is that a kid… riding a chicken?”—you're not alone. The internet has a new obsession, and it comes straight from the trailer for the upcoming Minecraft movie.

The iconic Paddington Bear statue—a beloved symbol of British charm and polite marmalade-eating—was recently destroyed in a bizarre act of vandalism. And of course, the internet exploded.

When Britney Spears dropped the iconic Oops!... I Did It Again music video in 2000, none of us questioned the logic of an astronaut gifting her the Heart of the Ocean necklace… on Mars. But looking back now, it’s worth asking: HOW?!

The Chicago Bulls pulled off one of the wildest comebacks of the NBA season—and the internet gave us a brand-new meme in the process.

Few memes have had the cultural impact of Woman Yelling at Cat—the two-panel image of a distressed woman shouting while a confused white cat sits in front of a plate of salad. But where did it come from? Who is the woman? And why does the cat look so offended?

In 2004, William Hung stepped onto the stage of American Idol and unknowingly secured his place in pop culture history. His off-key but passionate rendition of Ricky Martin’s “She Bangs” was met with instant ridicule, but something about Hung’s sincerity and unshakable optimism turned him into an overnight sensation.

you were a kid in the 80s, you probably remember Zach the Lego Maniac. He was the embodiment of everything cool about Lego—wild, creative, and living in a brick-filled fantasy world. But have you ever stopped to wonder why this hyperactive Lego legend was so iconic?

From the latest news to the biggest cultural debates, we present our arguments, judge the evidence, and let you—the jury—help decide the verdict. 👨‍⚖️💬 Join us live and make your voice heard! Will justice be served? There's only one way to find out...