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Who knew salad could be so sweet?
These cookies are simply too beautiful to eat.
These astounding cake creations are mesmerizing to watch come to life.
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins had her panel cracking up after revealing what one of President Donald Trump's allies had to say after Trump singled out rapper Nicki Minaj during a Michigan campaign rally on Sunday, complimenting her "beautiful" backside.
Just days ago, Trump raised eyebrows after revealing at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, that he was "examining" Republican Senator Jon Husted's "body" while Husted was speaking, even commenting on Husted's butt. Trump made similar comments about Husted at the Michigan event, later adding, “off the record, women yes, men no.”
After pausing, he blurted out:
“By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful a** before … Nicki Minaj! That's hard to miss!"
As the crowd laughed, he repeated the words "That's hard to miss!" and encouraged Minaj to stand up. Minaj did a little spin and waved at the audience with a single finger in the air.
Trump then added:
“I hope Nicki wasn’t insulted, but we love Nicki. She's been with us for a long time."
After airing this footage on CNN, Collins shared the following:
“In response to what you just heard there, one Trump ally told me tonight, quote, ‘The closing here has been ass, both literally and figuratively.’”
As the panel laughed, Collins revealed that her unnamed source was “despondent over how the president is handling the end of the campaign.” Alyssa Farah Griffin, who served as the White House Communications Director during the first Trump administration, observed that Trump was “melting down a bit in the final stretch.”
You can watch what happened in the video below.
As critics have pointed out, Trump's antics don't reflect well on any of us.
Trump likely isn't too happy that someone in his inner circle spoke to Collins, considering he previously made a transphobic joke about her at the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Trump congratulated Collins but cast doubt on the award she had just won and made a transphobic joke about Collins that referenced transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney's controversial Bud Light sponsorship
Afterward, Collins took to Instagram, where she shared two photos of herself with Wolf Blitzer, a video of him announcing her award, a statement from CNN management expressing support for her and other journalists targeted by Trump, as well as the now famous Eleanor Roosevelt quote, "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
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Turns out, being too good at soccer can come with unexpected consequences—even when you're only 3 years old. A Florida toddler's impressive skills against older children became the center of a controversy that brought police to a youth soccer game.
Nevada Pierre, a young Black athlete, was playing in an i9 Sports league in Winter Park, Florida, when his parents say complaints about his performance escalated well beyond the sidelines.
Nevada's father, Don Pierre, claimed the reason police were called had nothing to do with misconduct:
“They called the police on a 3-year-old because he had the ball for too long.”
First came the fancy footwork. Then came the police. Footage shows Nevada maneuvering around older players before cutting to officers speaking with adults off the field.
See how Nevada's time on the field took an unexpected turn:
@nevadaney10 TikTok · Nevadaney10
For Nevada's mother, Martasia Griffin, the frustration went beyond what happened at the park. Her son was dressed and ready to play, leaving her struggling to explain why he couldn't take the field.
Griffin described the difficult conversation she faced with her son:
“My son is already dressed. I cannot explain to my 3-year-old son that he cannot play today because he is so good.”
Despite the police response, officers made no arrests, issued no trespass warnings, and did not force anyone to leave. The Winter Park Police Department clarified that the matter was civil, not criminal.
However, it remains unclear who actually placed the call to police.
The department detailed the outcome in its official statement:
“The incident was a civil matter between those parties and not criminal. No one was arrested, trespassed, or forced to leave the park.”
A Black child shouldn't have to associate playing soccer with a police encounter, especially at 3 years old.
Griffin revealed the fear her son is now carrying:
“It’s heartbreaking because now Nevada’s saying he doesn’t wanna go over there. He’s scared that he did something wrong.”
Imagine being a Black child whose early memories of soccer are tangled up with the fear of getting in trouble with the police. At any age, that shouldn't even be a thought.
League director Thomas Hayes, however, disputes the family's account. He alleges Nevada was pushing other players and that his parents caused a scene, rather than the boy's abilities being the issue. Nevada's parents reject those claims and have shared additional game footage to challenge his version of events
Watch the family's footage disputing Hayes' claims:
@nevadaney10 TikTok · Nevadaney10
Following the controversy, i9 Sports confirmed it was reviewing the incident and refunded Nevada's registration fee. But for many watching online, the bigger concern wasn't the money. It was the sight of a young Black child caught up in a police encounter at a soccer game.
Here's how social media reacted:
Beyond the outrage, there's another side of Nevada's story worth celebrating. His parents say he started dribbling a soccer ball at just 10 months old and now trains three hours a day with his father, Don Pierre. And judging by the footage, that practice is paying off.
Take a look at the skills that have people talking:
@nevadaney10 TikTok · Nevadaney10
World Cup 2044, anyone? Nevada, we'll be watching.
And the kid’s talent has attracted some notable supporters. Former professional soccer player Eddie Johnson invited him to a youth training program in Orlando in January. Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel offered to feature him on her show, while former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III and Cedella Marley also expressed support.
The family has launched a GoFundMe to help cover registration, training, equipment, uniforms, and travel expenses as Nevada continues developing his skills.
Griffin explained what she hopes the fundraiser will accomplish:
“This fundraiser is about more than one painful experience. It is about protecting Nevada’s passion for soccer and making sure this moment does not define his journey.”
At an age when most children are still discovering what they love, Nevada has already found something that brings him joy. The adults around him should be helping that passion grow, not giving him reasons to fear it.
No one does a Halloween costume quite like Heidi Klum.
Every year, the Queen of Halloween dazzles and spooks crowds with her extreme commitment to the bit. Last year, at her annual All Hallows Eve party held at the Hard Rock Hotel in New York City, Klum appeared as a lizard-like rendition of Medusa with a long tail dragging behind her.
While last year she promised a costume that would be "very ugly" and "very scary," this year she's promised something with more of a gore factor, namely something "bloody."
With less than a week left until Halloween, Klum teased a zoomed-in shot of a piece of her costume, asking:
"What's my costume?"
The close-up must show a sculpted prosthetic, and the colorful pieces could easily either be an odd arrangement of organs or a collection of coral reef organisms.
Since her main clue leading up to this photo was that the costume would be "bloody," it seems more likely that this is something more graphic with organs, like something from a medical show or a horror-fueled dystopian zombie show, than something from under the sea.
You can see the close-up clue here:
Fans offered a range of theories, from the mushroom-like zombie from The Last of Us to the horrific premise of The Substance.




A few saw the possibility for something more oceanic, like a coral reef, Ursula from The Little Mermaid, or a figure inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean.




Some didn't offer their interpretations, however, and simply voiced their excitement to witness another Heidi Klum horrific fashion creation.


Between her love of fashion, horror, and Halloween, Klum never fails to amaze her fans, and surely this year will be no different.
From organs, inside-out or otherwise, to Ursula, to a character on a recent television show, there are many directions that this costume ultimately could go, and it will be a pleasant surprise, surely even to those who guessed correctly in the comments!
The only thing left is to wait, get in the Halloween spirit, and brace ourselves for the reveal.
Imagine actually getting acknowledged by your celebrity crush—but only so they could roast you.
That's what happened to comedian Connor Wood when his crush Jennifer Lawrence sent him a message on social media.
The comedian, who is competing on Dancing With the Stars this season, revealed to his dance partner Rylee Arnold that Lawrence is his biggest celebrity crush.
So when Lawrence finally reached out, Arnold was the one to break the news to him that he'd once had an interaction in real life with JLaw. He just didn't know it.
@ryleearnold TikTok · Rylee Arnold
Wood was obviously devasted, especially when he learned the nature of the would-be meeting.
Lawrence left a comment on a video clip of Wood discussing his crush on Lawrence with Arnold, in which she revealed:
"I saw you on 8th avenue drinking a smoothie and you paid me no mind."
Must have been one heck of a smoothie!
Wood fell to the floor in the DWTS studio in despair, as any normal person would.
It all started with an interview with Arnold and Wood in which they were asked their celebrity crushes. Arnold said Justin Bieber, while Wood name-checked Lawrence. But it went further than that.
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Wood said he wanted a "Paige DeSorbo moment" with Jennifer Lawrence.
DeSorbo is a star of Summer House who recently told Vanity Fair that she wanted one specific interaction with JLaw.
"...to one time publicly say, 'You know that Paige? She's kind of funny.'"
DeSorbo got her wish. Lawrence showed up in her Instagram comments soon after, writing to DeSorbo:
"Paige desorbo has sick style. And she's funny too!"
Wood joked that DeSorbo had "willed it into existence" and that he hoped to do the same.
"I just want just a little acknowledgment from Jennifer Lawrence that I'm funny, and then that's all I need."
"Like, no offense, Paige, I wanted that first, though."
Fans then started tagging Lawrence in the comments, and sure enough, she gave Wood the DeSorbo treatment... but with a very different tone!

Wood was of course agape and in shock reading the comment, and could muster little more than a "uh-uh, no way!"
Even Arnold reminding him that even if the interaction was fumbled, JLaw knows who he is was not enough to comfort him—he mimed choking himself out in dismay. Relatable!
On social media, fans found the whole thing hilarious—and quintessentially JLaw.
Ever the good friend, Arnold was quick to try to reassure Wood. Unsuccessfully, of course.
"Don't be upset, she's doing that to be funny. She's saying that to be funny. But she knew who you were when she saw you!"
She then appealed to Lawrence to "please give him a redo." No word from Lawrence as yet. Pay attention during smoothie time, Connor!
On Sunday night, MAGA Republican President Donald Trump posted a stream of consciousness rant about repeat dinner guest, comedian, and host of HBO's Real Time Bill Maher and it's a lot.
Literally.
Trump's Sunday night missive broke the previous record for his longest unhinged Truth Social post at a whopping 1,322 words. What did the POTUS say in over a thousand words? Not much beyond bragging about himself and denigrating "COMPLETE AND TOTAL LOSER" Maher's existence.
In other words, the usual stuff.
You can see Trump's full rant here:

With the usual abuse of capitalization, Trump babbled about The Apprentice, how not "HOT" HBO is, and his popularity among people still willing to call themselves Republican in a series of aimless run-on sentences.
Trump just kept going...

...and going...

and going.

What set Trump off?
Maher had former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on his show and asked her about Trump's "lame duck" presidency—a common term for Presidents during their final term—and whether the current POTUS could handle a defeat for Republicans in the midterms.
Maher said:
"I worry that if this election goes as badly as it looks like it’s going to go for him and the Republicans, we’re going to have a guy who doesn’t have as much power as he did… and we know he likes vengeance."
Leavitt responded with the usual tap dancing around the truth that she did in her White House role between bouts of praising Trump's greatness.
People found Trump's post about Maher TLDR—a common internet acronym meaning "too long; didn't read," but someone assigned it a new meaning:
"Trump's Long Demented Rant"


People surmised what a long message from a sitting POTUS must (should) be about.

More than a few questioned Trump's competence and mental state.




Those who actually did slog their way through had some feedback for Trump...

...and Maher.



The midterms are set for Tuesday, November 3, with most states already engaged in early voting. At stake is control of Congress and the fate of the Trump administration.
Will the legislative branch once again function as intended, offering checks and balances on a rogue executive and sycophantic judicial branch? Or will it be two more years of Congress rubber-stamping Trump's appointees and his every whim?
Only voters can decide.
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