It’s hard for Rick and Morty to out-gross itself, but that’s exactly what “Rickdependence Spray” did. Season 5, Episode 4 saw Summer and Beth riding giant sperm monsters, Morty fertilizing his sister’s egg, and a Sperm Queen literally kicking everyone’s butts. It was… yeah. It was a lot. But in the midst of all that madness and grossness there was one surprising celebrity cameo. Bet you never guessed Kathy Ireland would appear in Rick and Morty.

Russian forces failed to break through into Ukraine’s capital on Sunday, but residents are bracing for another night of attacks. Video / BBC Russian President Vladimir Putin is “furious” that his invasion of Ukraine hasn’t been “easy” after Russian troops have been unable to take even one major city in three days of fighting, according to a member of the European Union Parliament who said he was citing Ukrainian intelligence reports.

With Russia’s mounting losses in its war against Ukraine, in addition to Western sanctions threatening the country’s feeble economy, state TV propagandists are resorting to mythical religious claims. Since the assertion that the Ukrainian government is a “Nazi regime” doesn’t hold water, the Kremlin’s mouthpieces are portraying Moscow’s invading hordes as modern-day crusaders and their opponents as demons and satanists. During Friday’s broadcast of The Evening With Vladimir Solovyov, one of the most popular political talk shows in Russia, Kira Sazonova of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration argued: “I’ve thought a lot about the ongoing situation with Ukraine, in terms of what modern Ukraine represents for the West.

Eric Swalwell said a staffer asked him if he wants a House expensed bulletproof vest to protect himself from conservative, pro-Second Amendment lawmakers like Representative Madison Cawthorn. Cawthorn said at an event in Macon County, North Carolina on Sunday that ‘rigged elections’ will end in ‘bloodshed.’ Then on Monday night, Swalwell suggested he fears that Cawthorn could violently lash out in a way that would require him to have a bulletproof vest to protect himself.

PROMISED LAND, Pa. — It’s not exactly flowing with milk and honey — just ask the area’s struggling black bears — but Promised Land offered respite Sunday for city folks in the Northeast trying to escape a nearly weeklong hot spell that only threatened to intensify. Those with the resources fled to pools, beaches and higher elevations like Promised Land State Park, at 1,800 feet (550 meters) in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains and a drive of about 2 1/2 hours from New York City and Philadelphia.