Leave it to Maya and Kristen to get us laughing! From the moment they walked on to introduce their award category I was laughing. PLEASE host next year!

Leave it to Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph to liven up the #Oscars with a hilarious bit https://t.co/ZFTXiN1oG1 pic.twitter.com/3UOotAeOva

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) February 10, 2020

What’s a New Yorker worst commuting nightmare? Spitting pan handlers. But second to that, is sleeping through your stop and ending up on the other side of town!

How many groggy mornings have you spent sitting on the train, pinching yourself just to keep awake so you would’t miss your stop? Maybe it’s that post-work exhaustion that has you snoozing your way 8 stops passed home. Well Twitter has found a commuting game changer in the form of a hat. That’s right, Twitter user @DamianPalace posted a video of a napping subway rider with an electronic baseball cap that scrolled to read “Wake Me Up Before I Go Go…Past 34th Street…” Sure, the system isn’t perfect as you have to rely on the kindness of strangers but if there is a place where people aren’t shy to yell at you, it’s New York City.

I really have a love-hate relationship with NY. pic.twitter.com/AsFSJZgoSE

— Glen Coco (@DamienPalace) April 22, 2019

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You can’t hear Cardi B’s name without getting the sudden urge to yell out her signature catchphrase, “Okurr.” But not all urges need to be acted upon as this one NBC news anchor discovered. While covering a story about Cardi B’s attempt to trademark her catchphrase, Emily Volz asked her co-anchor, Dan Jaehnig, to give his best imitation. To Dan’s credit, he quickly admits that he can’t roll his R’s…as if that is the only problem with his imitation. His parrot like squawk takes everyone by surprise and leaves the entire news room with the case of the giggles.

Click the link below to laugh along…Okurrr!

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