According to the Everyone’s Top Search Phrases section of my dashboard, a total of 29,783 unique visitors came to Triond websites via the queries "macaulay culkin death" and "macaulay culkin dead" in the last 30 days. I wrote some new lyrics to the song “London Bridge” for these poor souls to whistle while they search our site for the latest gossip about Culkin.
London Prospect 1710 by Anonymous [Public Domain] via Wikipedia.
Mister Culkin isn’t dead
Isn’t dead, isn’t dead.
Mister Culkin isn’t dead,
My web surfer.
Made it up to get some views
Get some views, get some views.
Made it up to get some views,
My web surfer.
Humbug pieces stay up here,
Stay up here, stay up here.
Humbug pieces stay up here,
My web surfer.
Use your head when next you search,
Next you search, next you search.
Use your head when next you search,
My web surfer.
Phony news won’t go away,
Go away, go away.
Phony news won’t go away,
My web surfer.
Photo by Matt Biddulph [CC BY-SA 2.0] via Wikipedia
Cute and unique way to put these perpetrators in place. I just cannot stand fake headlines. I guess essential they are ‘what ifs’ but it is in such poor taste to pander that hard for viewers. Mercy. Wonderful little ditty on the subject (if that’s the description) 
I meant essentially, not essential. I hate half-talk tool Ha, ha.
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