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Lie Witness News, SXSW 2015
March 19th, 2015 5:00 PMAt Austin's South by Southwest music festival, Jimmy Kimmel revives his Lie Witness News series to investigate the rising interest in some suspicious new music groups.
"These Are Their Stories"
March 19th, 2015 4:00 PMAnd all this time, we thought the fans of Law & Order were watching it for the plot…
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Cyanide and Happiness: "Step on a Crack"
March 19th, 2015 1:30 PMA father comes to an unsettling realization during his daughter's sadistic game of hopscotch.
DC Comics Pulls Controversial Batgirl Cover
March 19th, 2015 1:00 PMAfter critics of a controversial variant cover for the comic book Batgirl launched a hashtag campaign against the artwork on Twitter, DC Comics announced the cover would be pulled at the request of the artist.
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The Pains of Being a Robot
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Lie Witness News, SXSW 2015
At Austin's South by Southwest music festival, Jimmy Kimmel revives his Lie Witness News series to investigate the rising interest in some suspicious new music groups.
"These Are Their Stories"
And all this time, we thought the fans of Law & Order were watching it for the plot…
Cyanide and Happiness: "Step on a Crack"
A father comes to an unsettling realization during his daughter's sadistic game of hopscotch.
DC Comics Pulls Controversial Batgirl Cover
After critics of a controversial variant cover for the comic book Batgirl launched a hashtag campaign against the artwork on Twitter, DC Comics announced the cover would be pulled at the request of the artist.
