At the previous Olympic games, people compared Tara Lapinski and Johnny Weir with Caesar Flickerman and Claudius Templesmith. This year, we have Ilia Malinin ⛸️ compared with Vecna from Stranger Things.

At the previous Olympic games, people compared Tara Lapinski and Johnny Weir with Caesar Flickerman and Claudius Templesmith. This year, we have Ilia Malinin ⛸️ compared with Vecna from Stranger Things.


By day, he is just Barry, a mild-mannered Eastern Bluebird with a penchant for mealworms and cheerful warbling. But Barry harbors a dark past.
Seasons ago, during the Great Famine of Mid-February, Barry watched helplessly as the notorious “Bushy-Tail Syndicate”—a ruthless gang of gray squirrels—raided the neighborhood’s prime feeder. They didn’t just eat; they destroyed. They spilled the premium black oil sunflower seeds onto the muddy ground below, laughing their chittering laughs.
The carnage changed Barry. He realized that being just another pretty songbird wasn’t enough. The backyard needed a guardian. A symbol.
Scavenging a scrap of highly durable, weather-resistant blue fabric dropped near a human’s clothesline, Barry fashioned a cowl to mask his identity and a cape to aid his aerodynamic dives. He trained in the shadows of the deck, honing his skills: stealth gliding, super-avian vision capable of spotting a whisker twitch at fifty yards, and the “Beak of Justice”—a rapid-peck technique that can disarm a rodent three times his size.
Now, when the sun sets and the nocturnal pests emerge, Barry leaves his nest. He perches silently on the yellow Bird Buddy feeder, a lone sentinel against the chaos.
He is the terror that flaps in the night. He is the guardian of the grain. He is… The Caped Cruseeder.
In 2025, Kevin McCallister’s famous grocery haul from the 1990 film Home Alone—originally costing $19.83—would now cost between $52.95 and roughly $72.28, depending on where he shops.
Kevin’s cart contained half a gallon of milk, half a gallon of Tropicana orange juice, a loaf of Wonder Bread, Stouffer’s turkey TV dinner, frozen macaroni and cheese, Tide liquid detergent, Snuggle dryer sheets, a 4-pack of Quilted Northern, Saran wrap, and a bag of plastic army men.
On August 1,1981 MTV started broadcasting music videos. Here is a list of the first 10 videos:
A complete list of the first 100 videos is here.