things that are difficult to Google

what time the movie Stream is playing

When there is a gig at a venue, what time the bands usually start rather than what time the doors open.

what time the The The show starts

This Russian court

A Russian court has ruled that Google owes around $20 decillion in fines for blocking the content of Russian media stations. That’s $20 trillion trillion trillion.

For comparison, Google is only worth around $2 trillion. The World Bank estimates global GDP to be around $100 trillion. This means the Russian court ordered Google to pay more money than there is on Earth.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/russian-court-fines-google-20000000000000000000000000/

Why not just order them to pay a googol dollars? Seems like a missed opportunity.

Lol at url

I'm currently writing a bunch of blog posts about airliners. One complication is that during the 1960s and early 1970s "airbus" was a generic term for a certain class of airliner - large, cheap seats, not necessarily long range - and it's really hard to find out about the concept because Airbus gets in the way. There's a small thread about it here at Airliners.net, home of the angry middle-aged American man. Beyond that it seemed to live and die in the pages of Flight International.

For example the Douglas DC-10 and Lockheed L-1011 were often called airbuses, even though they were made by Douglas and Lockheed:
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/uY4AAOSwqo5is6oh/s-l300.jpg

And to confuse things even more there was a brief period in the late 1960s when the Airbus A-300 was referred to as the Eurobus, viz Jean-Jaques Burnel's "Freddie Laker (Concorde and Eurobus)", from The Euroman Cometh:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns-fw7a16Gw

In the early 00s, I was in a band called The Results.