Reality TV star Spencer Pratt has announced his candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles, citing systemic flaws in local governance. Currently, he has 11% voter support, trailing behind Mayor Bass.
First Lady Melania Trump advocated for the cancellation of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner following a shooting incident outside the venue. Despite her concerns, President Trump wanted the event to proceed. Ultimately, law enforcement advised against continuing, leading to the event’s cancellation.
Val Chmerkovskiy expresses a preference for fewer politicians on Dancing With the Stars, praising the show’s ability to foster unity through dance, transcending division.
Sean Hannity announced he no longer identifies as Catholic, citing widespread corruption within the Church. He emphasized his shift to Christianity while reflecting positively on his Catholic upbringing.
The UCLA Bruins women’s basketball team, national champions, has not yet received communication from President Trump following their victory and doesn’t expect any.
Erika Kirk canceled her participation in a Turning Point USA event with Vice President JD Vance due to security threats, prioritizing her safety after her husband’s assassination.
Andy Cohen discussed the controversy surrounding Kristi Noem and her husband, Bryon, after photos emerged depicting Bryon in crossdressing attire, sparking public scrutiny and family distress.
CBS’s airing of the latest episode of Survivor was interrupted by President Trump’s address on the Iran War, prompting frustration among fans. The episode resumed post-speech.
Jack Schlossberg outlined the conditions under which Donald Trump could receive the Profile in Courage Award, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency regarding his actions while in office.
Noah Wyle comments on Hollywood’s shift post-Trump’s 2016 victory, noting his HBO Max series The Pitt reflects a resurgence of intelligence as desirable in television storytelling.
