BRO IS DONE! 💀 He thought he was a player trying to hit on girls at the beach, but he got completely shut down and then the cops absolutely leveled him! 🚨😭

With campaigns that blend manliness with populist outrage, “dudebro” candidates across the political spectrum hope influencer-style swagger will win over voters. So who exactly is this guy? 🔗 on.wsj.com/444C7O6

We need to talk about white leftists

Hmm, if Jerry Seinfeld is a "pedophile" because several decades ago, when he was in his 30s, he had a girlfriend whom he first met when she was 17, and whom he then spent four years in a relationship with, it must be the case that "pedophilia" is legally authorized in New York State, because everything about the relationship was perfectly legal under New York State law. It also must've been the case that the girlfriend's parents supported the pedophile crime spree, since they were reported at the time to have enthusiastically supported her relationship with Seinfeld. The couple must've also been surprisingly unafraid to flaunt their pedophile conspiracy in public.

You can always be thinner, look better.

this photo is so dystopian😭

“You guys LIED. Fake AI. Fake VOICE. Fake CHARLIE. Now they're acting like they're TROLLING?! I don't believe them!” — @VincentOshana @PBDsPodcast, it’s possible that the video is AI-generated, or it could be something else entirely. Patrick, before you’re compelled to correct the record for your audience at Andrew’s insistence, there’s an equally intriguing aspect. Andrew Kolvet has refused to clarify whether the video was selectively edited to intentionally misrepresent Charlie’s words. Andrew has been repeatedly asked this question and has yet to provide an answer. In essence, the most pressing question is whether Charlie was presented out of context, regardless of whether it was achieved through AI or selective editing.

Sydney Sweeney in Game 4 of the NBA Finals last night ✨

🚨 Sabrina Carpenter: man arrested at pop star's home fighting restraining order. Exclusive: tmz.me/443id6b

Steven Spielberg praises Taylor Swift: "Her place in our culture rivals that of the composers of the American Songbook, Lennon McCartney of the ’60s and the singer-songwriters of the 1970s like Carole King and Stevie ‘Let’s Go Knicks,’ and your namesake, James Taylor... Through her songs, she has taken billions of people by the hand and by the heart, and lights them with a message that is rooted in community and infused with hope and relatability. Through her songs, she makes us believe that we are in this together and together we can grow up, live, love, make mistakes, succeed, fail, and yet continue to believe in our own self-worth. Somehow, Taylor knows us all too well." variety.com/2026/music/news/…