Light a candle tonight for the days when these posters would get OK’ed by a room full of executives and somehow be published expecting to audience to never question the reality of the image! RIP, we miss you bad Photoshop movie posters!
Check out a full gallery of some of the best from yesteryear after the jump!
GENIUS! Somebody just did what film school professors have been begging students to do for decades: put John Carpenter to good use. Kylie Jenner‘s Meta Starfire glasses ad (the one where we float through her mansion in first-person while her AI assistant coos in her actual voice) has been given the They Live treatment, and the results are PEAK dystopia.
In Carpenter’s 1988 classic, Roddy Piper puts on sunglasses and finally sees the truth: OBEY, CONSUME, aliens running the show. In 2026, the glasses come pre-loaded with the aliens, retail for a premium, and Kylie’s face is on the box. The spoof’s tagline says it all: “We’re always watching.”
The original ad was already catching heat from critics who called it a fashionable face on surveillance, so the parody didn’t have to reach far… it just had to hold up a mirror with a slightly grainier VHS filter. Carpenter famously said They Live was a documentary. Thirty-eight years later, it’s apparently also an unboxing video?? Check out the video after the jump!
Because weve stopped enforcing hetero normativity. This is why we need to defund the faggots.
Ever since we told them they can wear lipstick in public gays have let themselves go https://t.co/iwqJCtFgfH
— AZEALIA BANKS (@iiwasinthee212) May 20, 2026
Azealia Banks has once again found herself dragging others online (surprise) this time, it’s aimed at femme gays and OnlyFans creators online, proving that no matter how many times she alienates the queer community, a chunk of gay men will still line up to call her “mother” five minutes later.
After the rapper posted a string of comments mocking femininity and sex work, backlash spread quickly across social media. But honestly, the bigger question might be: why are gay audiences still riding this hard for someone who seems to openly resent them every other month?
Here’s something to TWITCH about: Someone fed an AI the wrong prompt and now we have what no one asked for. As if surviving wasn’t a game enough!
Picture JP Morgan himself, top hat and all, delivering a fatality with a gold-tipped cane while Andrew Carnegie gets launched through a stained glass window at the Metropolitan Club.
The rendering is deeply unhinged in the way only AI art can be, faces melting mid-uppercut, pinstripe suits fused with medieval armor, a health bar that appears to be denominated in railroad bonds.
Find the fake game play-through after the jump…
When we first saw these newly-released cover shoot images of Thee Elordi for Harper’s Bazaar, we first noticed his chest was missing the mole that made it unique… no photographer’s credit either. Then, upon further inspection, this so-called ‘cover’ didn’t return a result when searched in Google. Hmmm.
It seems as if Miss AI had strooketh again! She’s up to her old new ways!
Check out “jacob elordi (hyper-realistic, very detailed, 4k)” covering “harpers bazaar (sexy, oceanfront, confident)” after the jump! …Thoughts?
James Robertson-Reavis has been collecting dolls since 1991, amassing what he tells Queerty are “thousands” of pieces. The singer and tribute artist is also a huge Henry Cavill fan—so much so that he recently commissioned a life-size silicone replica of the British actor from designer Steve Davies at SD Sculpt & Design in England.
The company shared the finished product on social media, and the attention to detail is impressive—right down to the hairy arms and chest.
CAPTION THIS after the jump!
IN AI News: Suzanne Somers’ widow Alan Hamel has created an AI clone of his dead wife for online fan interactions.
“It was Suzanne. And I asked her a few questions and she answered them, and it blew me and everybody else away,” Hamel, 89, told the publication about the AI clone of his late wife. “When you look at the finished one next to the real Suzanne, you can’t tell the difference. It’s amazing. And I mean, I’ve been with Suzanne for 55 years, so I know what her face looks like. When I just look at the two of them side by side, I really can’t tell which one is the real and which one is the AI…”