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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.
We've all known a man or two who's hypersensitive and obsessed with his height, perhaps with good reason: the "short kings" among us are often the butts of lots of jokes online.
And many are the short men who say they're unbothered by their height but would never dare date someone taller than them.
And then there's the short king of all short kings, actor Daniel Radcliffe.
After his appearance at the Tony Awards this weekend, the Harry Potter star and Tony nominee had fans applauding for confidently walking the red carpet with his much taller girlfriend, fellow actor Erin Darke.
Photos of the two arriving at the ceremony are going viral as people hold up Radcliffe as a model for secure and non-toxic masculinity.
Radcliffe was nominated at the Tonys for his performance in the play Every Brilliant Thing.
The play is one-person show in which the main character fights depression by making an exhaustive list of every thing they can think of that is worth living for.
It features a rotating cast, with Mariska Hargitay currently at the helm and Tracee Ellis Ross slated to take over in July. Radcliffe's stint from February to May landed him a nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play this year. (He lost to John Lithgow for Giant.)
Of course, this being the internet, all many people noticed was the way Radcliffe's long-time girlfriend Darke seemed to tower over him on the red carpet. Radcliffe is 5'5", while Darke is 5'7" and was in heels.
But on Reddit, a conversation quickly ensued about how Radcliffe exemplifies something many women swear is true: It's confidence that matters, not height.
As one Redditor put it:
"Tall men will never understand the lethal allure of confident short kings. An exocet missile of charisma." —u/MaraTaru
Tons of women, including those who are tall themselves, agreed. One woman wrote:
"I’m a tall woman and I’ve always loved short kings. Sadly most short men feel like they need to overcompensate and end up being dicks."
Radcliffe, at least as far as we can all tell, is definitely an exception to that rule. He was beaming all the way as he and Darke had their night out, and he has frequently spoken openly about his own feelings about his height.
He told MTV in 2010 that he used to lament his short stature but had decided to simply get over it.
"I've now accepted it. Basically, I came to the conclusion a while ago that you can either be really bitter about it or you can make loads of funny jokes."
And it certainly hasn't hurt his career any, like many other short stars like Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman, who are much shorter than they appear on screen.
Some short men on Reddit said that Radcliffe's obvious comfort with his own stature made them feel a bit better about their own.
"As a short man myself, gives me hope i can date a taller woman than me, someday." —u/heyybyyybyyyy
Of course, Radcliffe and Darke are far from the only celebrity couple of substantially different heights. Zendaya at 5'10" is two inches taller than 5'8" Tom Holland.
And on Reddit, many women said they actually prefer shorter men—so long as they don't have so-called "short man syndrome," of course.
"As a 5’11” woman, the absolute love of my life is 5’7”❤️🥹 I have been with [taller] and shorter, and height is not a determining factor of 'short man syndrome'—it’s the ABSOLUTE insecurity of being with a taller woman, regardless of their height."
"If you love a woman, you’ll make it happen!"
Solid advice, not that Radcliffe needs it!
Actor and comedian Rosie O'Donnell called President Donald Trump a "psychopath" when asked about him by a reporter for Variety on the red carpet at the Tony Awards on Sunday night.
O'Donnell and Trump have feuded for years and O'Donnell, fearing the worst once Trump won the 2024 election, moved to Ireland shortly before he was inaugurated. She has cited the risks Project 2025 and Trump's potential retribution pose to her and her nonbinary child.
Last summer, Trump threatened to revoke O'Donnell's citizenship, labeling her a "Threat to Humanity." Trump's post came just days after O’Donnell shared a TikTok video in which she accused Trump of having “gut[ted] all of the early warning systems and the weather‑forecast abilities of the government,” which she said hindered the federal response to deadly floods in Texas.
O'Donnell made a rare public appearance at the Tonys and did not hold back with her criticisms:
"If you grew up in New York, you knew he was an a**hole and a liar from day one. And I am 64 years old and my whole life here. So, I remember when his planes were repossessed off the runways at LaGuardia. I remember when he was broke. I remember when he would call up places and pretend to be his own publicist."
"He is a conman. He is a narcissist. And he is a psychopath if you ask me."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
Many concurred with O'Donnell's remarks.
O'Donnell's remarks were a jab at Trump's long history of financial mismanagement, particularly the time Trump Shuttle Inc., his short-lived airline, defaulted on its debts and his creditors and a syndicate of banks seized his planes and took over.
Trump also frequently used an alias when he wanted distance from a controversy, a tougher intermediary voice, or a way to float statements without using his own name.
According to former Forbes journalist Jonathan Greenberg, in 1984, Trump posed as “John Barron," a Trump Organization official who attempted to convince Greenberg of “how loaded Donald J. Trump really was.” "Barron" claimed Trump was worth five times the $200 million he was evaluated to be worth at the time.
Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio later wrote in his 2015 book Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Excellence that the tactic may have been inherited from his father, Fred Trump, who at times presented himself under the invented name “Mr. Green.”
Considering how much O'Donnell remembers—and how unapologetic she's been about calling him out—it's no wonder Trump detests her so much.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was criticized after using a D-Day remembrance speech to complain about immigrants coming to Europe.
The D-Day operation on June 6, 1944, united the land, air, and sea forces of the Allied armies in what became the largest amphibious invasion in military history. Codenamed Operation OVERLORD, this massive endeavor landed five naval assault divisions on the beaches of Normandy.
The Allied invasion of France on D-Day signified the beginning of the end for the Nazi regime and holds a significant place in the collective memory of Western democracies. The day's significance is all the more profound given the ongoing war in Ukraine, the first full-scale war on the European continent since the end of World War II.
Hegseth has previously used his position to promote conspiracy theories linked to the Great Replacement and accused Pentagon leaders of going too far in their attempts to confront extremism within the ranks, blasting initiatives aimed at identifying and removing service members labeled as white supremacists or violent extremists.
At an event marking the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, Hegseth invoked the Allied campaign against Nazi Germany as he argued that modern migration poses a challenge to Europe:
"In the years since these beaches, much of the West, in some places, in some quarters, and in some capitals grew comfortable. We forgot that freedom is not free. We forgot that peace is not wished into being, it is bought with purpose, with honor, and with strength."
"The men who landed on these beaches knew this. The question we ask ourselves is do we? It's past time we remember what they knew. Their legacy demands far more than quiet reflection; it requires our active vigilance."
"Sadly, today different European beaches are stormed by different dangerous ideologies. Beaches in Spain and Italy and Greece and Bulgaria. Boats and men arrive. When will European capitals do something about that invasion? Or is it too late? I pray not, and I believe not.”
"The men who fought and died here restored freedom to Europe. That freedom must be maintained by this generation of leaders and war fighters or what they fought for was merely temporary."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Many have condemned Hegseth's remarks.
Hegseth's emphasis on migration reflected a broader theme among senior Trump administration officials, who have frequently portrayed immigration as a major threat to Europe.
Just hours before Hegseth's remarks, Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the issue on social media, linking immigration to the killing of 18-year-old British student Henry Nowak in the United Kingdom. However, the person convicted of the murder was a British-born Sikh man, who received a life sentence with a minimum term of 21 years.
Hegseth's visit was also met with opposition from some residents of Langrune-sur-Mer, the French village hosting the D-Day commemoration.
Critics argued that the Pentagon chief's views were incompatible with the democratic values the ceremony was meant to honor. Sylvie Lamy Thepaut, a member of the local civic group Langrune en commun, said residents objected to Hegseth because of what they viewed as his militaristic positions and disregard for democratic principles.
In a statement posted online, the association called for his invitation to be withdrawn, citing what it described as anti-European rhetoric, bellicose remarks, and expressions of American superiority. The group argued that welcoming Hegseth would be inconsistent with honoring the Allied soldiers who died fighting for democracy during World War II.
President Donald Trump was criticized after he abruptly stormed out of an interview on Meet the Press on Sunday only to blame his tantrum on the rain.
Trump left after repeatedly insisting, without evidence, that both the 2020 presidential election and California's gubernatorial race were rigged. During the exchange, moderator Kristen Welker noted that California's lengthy ballot-counting process is routine, but Trump pointed to the ongoing tally as proof of wrongdoing.
When Welker pressed him for evidence to support his claims, Trump responded by attacking both her and NBC, calling them "crooked" and accusing the network of knowingly ignoring election fraud. He also returned to his longstanding false assertion that he won the 2020 election.
As Welker continued attempting to ask questions, including on other topics, Trump repeatedly criticized the network and eventually ended the interview rather than continue the discussion, saying:
“The elections in this country, we’re like a third-world country. The elections are crooked, and you’re crooked, and Meet the Press is crooked, and so is NBC, and CBS and CNN. You’re one-sided, crooked networks. Let’s call it quits because I’ve had enough.” ...
“Let’s call it quits because I’ve had enough. Thank you, darling. Have a good time.”
You can watch what happened in the video below.
Trump later appeared at an agriculture roundtable and claimed that he walked out of the interview with "NBC fake news" because it was raining:
"I just did an interview... the most beautiful barn I've ever seen. It was a beauty but it was raining. It was with NBC fake news."
“And because it was raining, I got a little bit angry at them. I was not happy with them. But we had a good time.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Considering Trump has never provided proof to substantiate his claims of election fraud and is known to attack news organizations that push back against his false narratives, no one was buying his latest explanation.
It was another Trump lie—and he was mocked for blaming his tantrum on the weather.
For a man who loves to call his critics "snowflakes," Trump might just be the biggest one of all.
We all have our own unique talents, and it's actually kind of awesome that they're not all the same.
That said, one of the best reasons to try something new is the potential laughs we'll get out of it.
Redditor Duskymoonlight posted in the "Baking" subReddit, sharing their attempt to make a simple chocolate-banana brownie recipe, and how, as a first-time baker, it went horribly and hilariously wrong.
The Redditor admitted:
"I don't really enjoy baking. Following recipes exactly and regulating oven temperatures stresses me out a bit, so I usually stick to cooking."
"But I was just telling my friend how the three reallyyyy, reallyyyy ripe bananas on my counter were staring into my soul every time I walked past, practically beginning me to use them."
"She gave me a simple chewy brownie recipe, so today, I decided to give it a try."
"I decorated them before baking and was thinking, 'Aww, these little brownie faces are actually turning out kind of cute!'"
You can see the "before" picture here:
Each face was unique and looked sort of perplexed, with floating eyes, lips, and random sprinkle "hair."

Then came the punch line:
"Guys. I didn't realize that you're supposed to put the decorations on AFTER baking."
"I'm absolutely screaming at the outcome."
"I guess I'll be eating these melted victims of the oven by myself."
After baking, their features drifted apart as the brownies fluffed. The lips remained visible while the eyes appeared to melt in, giving them all an ... interesting look.
You can see the "after" picture here:

Fellow Redditors were left cackling over the results.
"Your banana brownie children are beautiful." -Poleryeno
"They all have so much personality too, like the one in the top right corner looks like he's seen some things in that oven." -Orchhid_Haze
"Listen...as long as they taste delicious, they're allowed to look wonky. It's what's INSIDE that matters." -hidethebodynow
"Although the faces are melted, these still look tasty. I would love to have one with my coffee I’m drinking." -RoxyLA95
"I’m lying in bed, silently dying, trying not to wake my partner." -AllTheKyrs
"First Pic: leaving for work in the morning. Second Pic: arriving home from work." -dorianfinch
"First Pic: Reading Sephora reviews, following makeup tutorials. Second Pic: Reality." -FernMeadowlark
"Yanno what... I was having a s**tty day... and this made me laugh. Sorry your cupcakes are... deformed."
"But this is funny stuff. Good luck with your next batch." -MsFrankieD
"I just want you to know, these may not have turned out how you wanted, but they made me belly laugh so hard, and I absolutely love your creation." -Shoddy_Yak_8384
Though some people might be embarrassed by this, it was such an innocent and simple mistake. And the best part? The results were hilarious and managed to make some Redditors' days better.
Fresh-baked sweets should always be a highlight of someone's day, and a post like this absolutely qualifies!