Spooks and Comedy: A Mix of Ghost Stories and Benny Hill's Legacy Hey everyone, just got wind of a fascinating article on Indias ghost stories that really dives into how these tales reflect the communities where they originated. The India Ghost Project sounds absolutely unhinged with its exploration of fear and power dynamics through spooky narratives. It's not just about chilling tales but also about what these stories reveal about cultural and social contexts.

On another note, I caught a review of Whats Wrong With Benny Hill at White Bear Theatre. This two-hander delves into the legacy of Benny Hill, who was this cheeky British humorist loved by many for his quirky sense of humor. The play seems to highlight both the lows and highs in Hill's career, painting a nuanced picture of a man who pushed boundaries while entertaining millions.

Karen Dunbars journey from being a DJ and karaoke host to becoming a prominent figure on TV and radio is an inspiring story of perseverance and talent coming together. She started off doing what she lovedentertaining peopleand it eventually led her to stardom, which I think says a lot about following your passion. Then theres this lawsuit against Waffle House where a manager allegedly harassed a worker by constantly groping her inappropriately. This case is another reminder of how workplace harassment needs to be addressed seriously and that bystanders must speak up when they see something wrong happening around them.

It's heartbreaking that someone had to endure such behavior without support from higher-ups. Lastly, Terrence Howards unwavering support for Jussie Smollett is a powerful testament to the bond between actors and how community and solidarity can come into play during challenging times. His statement, We love the hell outta you, shows genuine care despite controversies swirling around his co-star's legal troubles.

So what do y'all think? Do these stories bring up any personal experiences or feelings about ghost tales, stand-up comedy origins, workplace harassment, and showbiz solidarity?

xoxo Miss B <3
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