US news This article is more than 10 months oldThis article is more than 10 months oldNorthern states on alert for invasion of cross-bred pig that threatens flora and fauna – and is difficult to stop For decades, wild pigs have been antagonizing flora and fauna in the US: gobbling up crops, spreading disease and even killing deer and elk. Now, as fears over the potential of the pig impact in the US grow, North America is also facing a new swine-related threat, as a Canadian “super pig”, a giant, “incredibly intelligent, highly elusive” beast capable of surviving cold climates by tunneling under snow, is poised to infiltrate the north of the country.

In the realm where spandex meets spy gadgets, John Cena emerges as the unsung hero—more elusive than a secret agent, more powerful than a pile driver, and with more one-liners than a Bond villain convention. As he gears up for his latest cinematic romp in Argylle, Cena takes a break from bodyslams to drop some truth bombs on aspiring wrestlers everywhere. Picture this: Cena, clad in his trademark neon green, surrounded by a throng of eager rookies, ready to soak up his wisdom like a sponge in a kiddie pool.

Fledgling political cartoonist Jim Carrey (yes, that Jim Carrey) explains his work. Photo: Ryan Pfluger for Vulture Jim Carrey has played a lot of transcendentally strange characters in his career, always bringing a dark side to the light and mapping a complex landscape of pathos, pleasure, risk, and fiendish discontent. Now this same winter of his discontent is being brought to bear on the current administration in his viciously perceptive drawings of Trump & Co.

Lately, Phoebe Bridgers has been covering “That Funny Feeling,” a song from Bo Burnham’s recent comedy special Inside, on tour. (The two even dueted it at the Los Angeles club Largo.) But now, you don’t have to catch Bridgers on tour to hear her rendition of that acoustic ballad about how the world’s falling apart. Bridgers released her cover to Bandcamp today, coinciding with Bandcamp Friday, when 100 percent of proceeds from the site go directly to artists.

TV tonightTelevisionTV tonight: a police officer is in too deep in a horribly tense thrillerMorven Christie plays a conflicted cop investigating the disappearance of twins in ITV drama The Bay. Plus: Billions is back. Here’s all the best TV to tune in for The Bay 9pm, ITVFollowing a seemingly innocuous but, in reality, very significant start, the writer Daragh Carville has delivered a quality six-part drama. Morven Christie is a police officer becoming a little too emotionally involved with a case (to the point where she might compromise it) concerning a pair of missing Morecambe twins to whose distraught parents she is assigned.