Mike Rampton

Oct 30, 2024 | esquiremag.ph | Mike Rampton

There's a lot of money to be made with the MCU approach, but would it work out for 007? We investigate. Assuming all goes to plan in the rest of 2021, 30 September should see the release of the long-delayed 25th James Bond film,No Time To Die. It was originally scheduled to come out in November 2019, but was postponed first by the departure of original director Danny Boyle and then by the global coronavirus pandemic. Also out by the end of 2021?

Oct 26, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Mike Rampton

If there’s one thing kids love, it’s asking questions. Why does it rain? What’s fire made of? How many pipes are there in the world? How much blood does a horse have? Why do you look so tired, dad, and why is your eye twitching like that? Do frogs eat nuts? A large part of parenting involves fielding these queries, which jump effortlessly from the incredibly pedestrian to the existential and metaphysical. So “how big is a penguin?” might segue seamlessly into “why do people die?”.

Oct 4, 2024 | getmaude.com | Mike Rampton

How far back does the cock ring go? Cock rings aren’t discussed much. Part of it might come down to their name—it’s a rare example of something where the most common name for it is also the most aggressive-sounding. When used medically for men suffering from erectile dysfunction, they are often referred to with the much less loaded term ‘tension rings’.

Sep 27, 2024 | latenighter.com | Mike Rampton |Mark Malkoff

For 50 years, Lorne Michaels has helped turn up-and-coming comedians and actors into global superstars. The man clearly knows talent, screen presence, and star quality when he sees it. Which makes it all the more baffling to see when he chooses to put himself front and center. Michaels is cleary a talented, enormously successful man, but he’s not what you’d call a star. This was never more clear than on Valentine’s Day in 1983, when he appeared on Late Night With David Letterman and… oof.

Sep 16, 2024 | apnews.com | Mike Rampton |Kate Peters |Nick Leftley

This content is created by AP Buyline in accordance with AP’s editorial guidelines and supervised and edited by AP staff. Our evaluations and opinions are not influenced by our advertising relationships, but we may earn commissions from our partners’ links in this content. Learn more about AP Buyline here.  | Updated September 16, 2024It’s odd to think how many wires we used to have trailing all over the place.