The random cutaway gags from Family Guy translate well to memes, and one of the most popular jokes is a scene featuring Peter telling his family that he “did not care for The Godfather.” ...

Social media is inundated with Family Guy memes, and a particular one involving The Godfather resurfaces occasionally. Seth MacFarlane, creator and star of the long-running animated series ...

“Since this has been trending, here’s a fun fact,” MacFarlane stated on X. “‘It insists upon itself’ was a criticism my college film history professor used to explain why he didn’t ...

Now, there was an abundance of Taylor Swift tall memes from Grammys night, especially when it comes to the interaction above; however, there was also plenty of chatter about Blue Ivy else standing ...

actually being the perfect way to describe so many things,” and “a lot of y’all need to sit your ass down and watch season 4 of Family Guy before sending another tweet.” The catchphrase ...

Live celebrates it's 50th anniversary, we count down the top 50 musical shorts/original songs in the show's history; see the ...

The shirt comes in honour of Blue Monday – the third Monday in January ... describing the frontman as a “regular” and “happy-go-lucky guy”. “His lyrics were a bit on the dark side ...

However, a harmless joke from the season four episode “The Griffin Family History,” has captured the public’s imagination and become a meme, with the phrase “It insists upon itself ...

The Grammys 2025 have come and gone, leaving behind a trail of winners, memorable 'fits, and, of course, memes. Welcome to our best Grammys ... 1886264394679455867 Some people already noticed Blue Ivy ...

Mayor Cherelle Parker's misspelled Eagles chant has lit up the internet this week — and already inspired its own T-shirt. Parker attempted to lead Philadelphians in a rallying cry for the Birds ...

First of all decide what you want to put on the back of your shirt - what name and what number. With a pencil draw your chosen name and the number on the paper. We found capital letters work well ...