Minority Mindset

Everyone knows what this challenge is – it’s a familiar one from recent seasons. Contestants are strapped to wobbly platforms and have to carefully move pieces back and forth. This time, the pieces spin instead of rock, but that’s the only difference. Jeff is pretending it’s something completely new, even though millions of viewers have seen it before. He’s asking if they’ll rush and risk falling, or go slowly and wait for others to mess up. It’s like going to your favorite restaurant only to find they changed the tablecloths, and the host acts like it’s a totally different place! The restaurant, the food, and the staff are all the same. It’s not new at all.

Steve Cropper was born in Dora, Missouri, in 1941, and moved to Memphis with his family when he was nine years old. It was there he first heard Black church music. His career began with a band he formed called the Mar-Keys, named after the sign outside the future Stax Records headquarters. In 1962, he joined Booker T. & the MG’s, the house band for Stax Records. Cropper co-wrote several hit songs, including “Green Onions,” Otis Redding’s “(Sittin’ on) The Dock of the Bay,” and “Knock on Wood.” He left Stax in 1970 due to disagreements with management, as reported by Variety. Even after Cropper’s departure, the MG’s continued to perform, backing prominent artists such as Bob Dylan, John Fogerty, and Neil Young.

Disney+ is planning to release ten big shows in 2026, featuring content from popular franchises like Marvel and Star Wars. This comes after a strong 2025 lineup that included the first season of Daredevil: Born Again and the third volume of Star Wars: Visions.

Comedian Jimmy Carr teamed up with his brother Patrick (who produced the screenplay) to create Fackham Hall. The film is packed with jokes and references, to the point where it almost feels overwhelming, but it builds to a thrilling climax. The story centers around Fackham Hall, an estate similar to Downton Abbey – though the name sounds a bit like a swear word when said with a Cockney accent. The Davenport family has lived there for 400 years, but they’re facing ruin after Lord and Lady Davenport’s four sons all died in separate, unusual accidents: one on the Titanic, one on the Hindenburg, one in a golf accident, and another from, well, excessive self-indulgence.

Even if you’re not a dedicated Star Trek fan, you can still enjoy the series. However, those who don’t follow it closely sometimes misunderstand important details – and certain errors are surprisingly common. These misunderstandings can actually change how people experience the show, so let’s clarify a few things. While everyone’s journey with Star Trek is different, getting the facts right can enhance your enjoyment.