"Slam Frank" is a satirical hip-hop musical that premiered on September 17, 2025, at Asylum NYC, reimagining Anne Frank as a pansexual Latina named Anita Franco. Created by Andrew Fox and Joel Sinensky, the show sparked controversy due to its provocative themes related to identity and privilege, stemming from a viral Twitter debate in 2022. Criticism has emerged from Jewish organizations regarding the show's perceived disrespect towards Anne Frank's legacy.

The article discusses a satirical subreddit called r/FuckCarscirclejerk, where members humorously critique car culture and the automotive industry, particularly targeting Tesla. The community engages in playful memes and discussions about the negative impacts of car dependency, including environmental concerns and urban life.

The Ford government in Ontario has retracted its plans to reduce tenant protections following a dramatic increase in the sale of guillotines and other revolutionary paraphernalia. Premier Doug Ford humorously acknowledged that the threat to rent control sparked public outrage, leading to a spike in purchases of items associated with historical executions. The government is now considering other controversial proposals related to landlord-tenant relations.

In a satirical announcement, President Donald Trump claimed that the missing Jeffrey Epstein files were located in the East Wing of the White House and have now been destroyed. This statement surprised House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, who expressed disbelief at the unexpected location of the files, which reportedly included a client list.

The article discusses the r/soccercirclejerk subreddit, which parodies discussions about soccer and football while maintaining a humorous and satirical tone. It highlights opinions from Reddit users on some of the most overrated soccer players in history, including Paul Pogba, Romelu Lukaku, and Neymar, focusing on their inconsistencies and perceived overvaluation in the sport.

In a satirical piece from The Onion, President Donald Trump defends his controversial demolition of Yggdrasil, the ancient tree of life, claiming it was an eyesore and citing questionable legal grounds. He suggests that the tree's decline was exacerbated by wildlife and promises to replace it with something grander, while also diverting attention to his military actions against Jörmungandr, the World Serpent.

The article features a satirical monologue from Wikipedia, personified, addressing its critics from the academic and factual communities who have long disparaged it as detrimental to knowledge. Wikipedia reflects on its role in the current information landscape, highlighting the decline of traditional sources of authority and the rise of unreliable information, while playfully demanding an apology from its detractors.