If you’ve been missing Adam Ruins Everything on TruTV, you can look forward to new episodes in August and you can watch Conover’s latest takedown of generational stereotypes and thinking, specifically in regards to millennials over and over until then.
No matter what generation you’ve been forced into, this is pretty great and informative.
While the Kama Sutra has been a go to for hundreds of years when looking to bring some excitement and variety into the bedroom, the newly published Drama Sutra, written by and illustrated by Paige Weldon, is a sex guide for those who are more likely to have “all the feels” rather than just have the sort of sex that people only dream about after reading something like Fifty Shades of Grey. It’s more honest, realistic sex as you can see from the cover art above.
You can get The Drama Sutra now for $5 off of The Devastator.
Lewis Black is the most senior contributor at The Daily Show with the Back in Black segment stretching longer than Jon Stewart’s run as host.
Part of the reason for his longevity of the show and that the collective rage and frustration is so consistently, hilariously pitch perfect and his first Back in Black on the Trevor Noah hosted Daily Show is no different.