In TV shows and movies including "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "Tropic Thunder," characters are portrayed negatively for offensive acts such as blackface. This is done in a comedic light, where the audience is entertained by the obvious stupidity and wrongfulness of the characters' actions, which lead to in-show consequences for the characters. The pieces of media do not take educational stances and do not explicitly acknowledge the satire.

Uriarra Village is a town with a population of 349 that is located west of Canberra. It is the only town in Australia held under “community title”; this means that the village community owns and maintains services and infrastructure including roads, community lands, the village hall, and stormwater. The village receives minimal services from the state government and has a degree of independence in passing local regulations.

In Toronto, unlike most Canadian cities, political parties are not allowed in municipal elections (candidates run as independents and do not engage in party activities while in office). Montreal, for example, has prominent parties like Projet Montreal and Ensemble Montreal, and Vancouver has the Non-Partisan Association, Green Party of Vancouver, and OneCity Vancouver.

In several sports, there are distinct gameplay mechanics between male and female categories. For instance, in tennis, women's Grand Slam matches are played in best-of-three sets, compared to the men's best-of-five. In golf, women play from shorter tees than men for the same hole, and in American college hockey, bodychecking is forbidden in women's games only. Similarly, in basketball, the women's ball is slightly smaller to accommodate hand size, potentially affecting shot dynamics.

"Therapy speak" refers to the casual use of psychological and medical terminology in everyday conversations, often outside of their strict academic or clinical definitions. Examples include:

1. Using terms like "toxic" or "gaslighting" loosely in discussions about relationships

2. Describing a preference for cleanliness as "OCD" or short-term distraction as "ADHD".
3. Making speculative psychiatric diagnoses of others, even public figures.

Trailer for Barbie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBk4NYhWNMM&ab_channel=WarnerBros.Pictures