Wasn't that obscure, the song had heavy rotation on MTV back in the day.

Based on how he's been acting since he became a lord, i would guess that his donations to Labour were simply to secure him the life peerage that Labour duly gave him in 2009, and since then we're seeing his true colours, including reposting a photoshopped photo of Corbyn with Hitler, and mocking the Senegal football team, saying they looked like street-side hawkers. Í think he occasionally bleats some sexist crap on xwitter as well.

He was one of the largest donors to the Labour Party, who made him a Lord. A few years later he switched sides to the Conservatives, and had been acting like the archetypal Tory gobshite ever since.

It doesn't take much research to find out she was against wearing masks during COVID, she's pro-Brexit, and she's a climate change denialist.

In short she's a reactionary fuckwit, who should be ignored.

Not sure those categories are mutually exclusive, in which case a pie chart is illogical, captain

The author is basing this claim on feedback from FIVE people who have been playing the game. If Bethseda are only expecting a similar number to play it once it's released, then this is a useful metric. Otherwise it's meaningless.

That picture and caption is outstanding.

Yep, using it as a literal test seems to miss the point, namely that there is a significant %age of films and TV that fail to meet even that low a bar.

Normally black holes are considered to be everything up to the event horizon. E.g., from the Wikipedia page:

The size of a black hole, as determined by the radius of the event horizon, or Schwarzschild radius, is proportional to the mass, M

The term "black hole" derives from the fact that beyond a certain point light can't escape, that point being the event horizon.

I just remember it being very good. Now I will have to watch it again...

Midnight Run is a classic late 80s buddy film, albeit with bounty hunters instead of detectives.

The Kid Detective is another detective dark comedy.