Ana Navarro urged The View viewers in several Florida communities to consider Democrat Eliott Rodriguez, saying Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar could be defeated as watchdogs and commentators discussed FCC electioneering and equal time rules.
Camryn Manheim joked that she had always wanted a gay son while presenting Marcia Gay Harden with an award, drawing criticism from the source for relying on stereotypes and treating her son's sexuality as a reflection of her own wishes.
Rob Lowe immediately chose Nastassja Kinski as his best screen kiss, recalling her extraordinary beauty and his nerves during “The Hotel New Hampshire,” before reflecting on his marriage to Sheryl Berkoff and his infamous Academy Awards performance.
Florence Pugh again refused to unpack her rumored conflict with Olivia Wilde, even as she praised Wilde’s latest project. Her silence leaves years of Don’t Worry Darling allegations, denials and conflicting accounts unresolved.
Shawn compares Israeli actions to Nazi persecution and argues Israel’s conduct is even worse because it is carried out openly.
Maher says a struggling Massachusetts bar faced outrage and an arson threat after making Saturdays mask-optional.
Disney+ subscribers face an immediate increase for ad free access as streaming prices continue climbing faster than cable costs did during television’s heyday, prompting another burst of customer frustration across social media.
Judge Judy Sheindlin praised America as the world’s greatest country, rejected calls to fundamentally change it and explained why viewers still crave the rules, order and personal responsibility reflected in her courtroom programs.