Justin Bieber

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Justin Bieber challenged Tom Cruise to a fight in the UFC Octagon (the big cage thing they fight in) this morning, and no one cares. While Cruise has yet to respond to the brash challenge, most have already decided the fight's outcome.

Many immediately sided with the 60-year-old Mission Impossible actor, but most of the internet just doesn't give a shit, and it's hilarious.






Connor McGregor continued to fan the flames, adding further nonsense to what's already the sloppiest PR stunt of the summer. Once again, no one cared.

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Then, McGregor took the biggest stick he could find and beat the dead horse to bits, challenging Mark Wahlberg to a similar fight.

There is something entertaining about the idea of celebrities fighting, but at the end of the day, the memes reign triumphant as the real champs.

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Six Unbelievably Bad Sequels in Development

Because Nicolas Cage needs a reason to live, and Tom Cruise didn't trade his soul for an ageless face for nothing.

Nicolas Cage in Madame Tussauds Wax Museum (Amsterdam)

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Sequels to bad movies are positive signs that Hollywood believes in recycling.

Still, occasionally there are sequels so unwanted that we're dying to see them. Whether a sequel takes place 30 years after the original or stars Nicolas Cage, some movies can't be any worse than our rock bottom expectations. So Tom Cruise might as well revive Top Gun's Maverick as a 58-year-old fighter pilot. We'll watch Jim Caviezel as the resurrected Jesus in the sequel to The Passion of the Christ. And, sure, why not look forward to The Meg 2 as "the greatest film in the history of cinema?" By 2030, 250,000 people will be annually dying from climate change anyway. Here's a list of terrible sequels being filmed as we speak.

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