Emmanuel Macron’s night at a Céline Dion concert sparked outrage as riots, looting, arson, and clashes engulfed France, with critics comparing the president and his wife to Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Josh Brolin says years of Hollywood rejection pushed him into full time stock trading, where he earned more in four years than during 20 years of acting before “No Country for Old Men” transformed his career.
Miley Cyrus fought through tears while remembering late godmother Dolly Parton at the Hollywood Bowl, sharing a treasured concert memory and declaring their bond eternal before performing Parton’s hit song Jolene.
Smith says Trump was defiant but willing to address every topic as the four-hour White House meeting turned to inflation, debt, trade and economic concerns affecting Black Americans.
Carolla says Shane Gillis’s continued success shows cancel culture is losing its grip as audiences move beyond traditional media gatekeepers.
Mark Ruffalo accused Gavin Newsom of once again selling out working class Californians, attacking the governor’s support for Prop 42 after previously criticizing his positions on a major media merger and an AI safety bill.
Ethan Hawke condemned Hollywood’s wealthy power players, predicted a sweeping creative rebellion and renewed his warning that celebrity can become poisonous, isolating and destructive, while Dakota Johnson separately criticized the industry’s reliance on committees and recycled ideas.
Collin Gosselin’s memoir details his mother Kate’s only visit to the mental institution, where he claims she rejected his gifts, refused his request to return home and blamed him for breaking the family.