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Rob Schneider Just Called For The Military Draft To Be Reinstated—And It's Not Going Over Well
Mar 31, 2026
Actor Rob Schneider had the Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo audacity to call on Uncle Sam to reinstate the military draft amid the war in Iran—a suggestion that quickly ignited backlash and raised more than a few eyebrows.
Schneider took to X last Friday, quoting John F. Kennedy:
“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”
Delivered on January 20, 1961, the line became a defining moment of John F. Kennedy’s presidency, shaped with the help of adviser Ted Sorensen and framing public service as a shared responsibility.
The Grown Ups star laid out his proposal for mandatory service:
“Each and every American, at eighteen years of age, must serve two years of military service. They could also choose to serve part of that time overseas or in country in a volunteer capacity."
"Being a citizen of the United States gives us unparalleled Freedoms and opportunities that are the envy of the world."
"However, these Freedoms that we cherish do not come without a cost.”
As the war in Iran enters its third week, discussion of a potential draft has resurfaced, with questions mounting over whether the U.S. military’s all-volunteer force would be sufficient if the conflict expands.
Schneider argued national service would unify Americans:
“By protecting and preserving these Freedoms, young people, regardless of race, creed or religion will be united in service to their country and just as importantly, to each other."
"Many Nations around the world require their young citizens to serve their country. Until recently, our Nation did as well.”
Schneider, who has not served in the military and is not known for a background in education or fitness training, also framed the draft as a corrective to modern universities.
Praising military service, Schneider explained:
“Unlike in today’s Universities, our young people will learn how truly great their country is and how unique and incredible are the Freedoms that this Nation bestows upon them. Service is a solemn reminder of the men and women before them who ‘paid the last full measure of devotion’ so that we may enjoy these Freedoms.”
The United States last used a military draft on December 7, 1972, during the Vietnam War. While there is currently no active draft, U.S. male citizens ages 18 to 25 are still required to register with the Selective Service System.
Schneider closed his post with an overtly patriotic sign-off:
“To the young people of America, this is your country and your future. We will leave this great and Free Nation in your good hands for your children and for your children’s children. God Bless the United States of America!”
You can view his unsolicited advice in full here:
“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”
- John F. Kennedy
We must once again recommit ourselves to one Nation under God, indivisible.
Therefore, we must restore the military draft for our Nation’s young people.
Each and every American,…
— Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 (@RobSchneider) March 27, 2026
Schneider’s call for a draft is the latest turn in a political evolution he’s leaned into for more than a decade. He began distancing himself from the Democratic Party around 2013, citing frustrations with California leadership, and by 2017, described himself as an independent who leaned conservative.
In the years since, that shift has sharpened, with Schneider becoming a vocal critic of so-called “woke” culture, a promoter of anti-vaccine views, and a supporter of Donald Trump in the 2024 election.
More recently, he has maintained a steady presence in right-wing media spaces, where he has also claimed he’s been “blacklisted” from Hollywood because of his political beliefs.
So when Schneider floated the idea of reinstating the draft, the internet met it exactly where you’d expect.
Online reaction was swift. Critics questioned why a policy that would directly impact young Americans was being championed by a 60-year-old comedian who has never served, while others zeroed in on the reality that Adam Sandler’s longtime comedy partner has fully embraced MAGA politics.
You can view the reactions here:
The broader policy conversation, however, remains unsettled.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the possibility of expanded U.S. military involvement earlier this month.
Leavitt spoke in a March 10 interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo:
“The president, as commander in chief, wants to continue to assess the success of this military operation. It's not part of the current plan right now, but the president, again, wisely wants to keep his options on the table.”
According to the Pentagon, more than 300 American service members have been wounded, and 13 have been killed.
For now, a draft remains hypothetical, but as the conflict continues, Schneider’s call for mandatory service is no longer just a fringe talking point.
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McDonald's' New Purple 'Demon Sauce' Has 'KPop Demon Hunters' Fans Doing A Spit Take
Mar 31, 2026
McDonald's is doing a collaboration with KPop Demon Hunters, and people haven't talked about a pop culture restaurant menu partnership as much as this one since, probably, The Grinch or Shrek, both of which also rocked bright, unrealistic food coloring.
Next month, the KPop Demon Hunters X McDonald's menu items will appear at most United States locations, at some locations in Korea, and there are rumors of at least some of the menu items turning up in other countries, as well.
The collaboration has been specifically designed for the fans, giving fans the opportunity to collect rare character cards and also to "choose teams" between the Demon Hunters and the Saja Boys.
The breakfast menu item is perfect for the Saja Boys fans and is called the Spicy Saja McMuffin sandwich, which is a traditional sausage McMuffin, egg, and a spicy "Saja" sauce, paired with a small drink and hash browns.
There's also a dessert item for the Demon Hunters called the "Derpy McFlurry," which is a vanilla-based soft serve with berry-flavored boba pearls and wild berry sauce drizzled throughout, perfectly purple to pair with the supernatural tiger in the film, Derpy Tiger.
But the star of the show is the adult menu option of a 10-piece chicken nugget meal. The HUNTR/X Meal is a 10-piece McNugget meal with a medium drink, fries, and two kinds of sauce.
The fries are called the Ramyeon McShaker fries, which are accompanied with a small bowl of soy, garlic, sesame, and spice seasoning, which customers can pour their fries into and shake up to season.
The two sauces accompanying the meal are the Hunter sauce, which is a sweet chili sauce, and the Demon sauce, which is a bright purple sauce with a bold mustard flavor. In early reviews, both of these sauces have paired well with fries and with the McNuggets.
You can see a preview here:
@isofbelle.eats Are you gonna get it??? I was blown away by the flavors and how unique it is! Such a cool adult happy meal with mc shaker fries, nuggets, purple sauce, and a boba McFlurry #kpopdemonhunters #mcdonalds #happymeal #fastfood #mcflurry
Fans can get behind this collaboration, and the early reviews have been resoundingly positive. However, one of the early reveals has left some raising an eyebrow while others cannot help but side-eye the campaign.
With the menu options arranged methodically in the background, a person reaches in and scoops a McNugget in the Demon sauce, now boldly purple.
The copy of the campaign, shared by Funko POP, reads:
"KPop Demon Hunters fans, Jinu about to put some of that demon sauce on your nuggets."
Some were left side-eyeing the purple sauce.
Millennials were reminded of similar menu items from their childhood.
This collaboration is fun and is definitely meant for the fans to go out and have a good time while enjoying one of their favorite films about inclusion and being true to yourself. Maybe the copy was an interesting choice and the sauce was a little unnecessarily purple, but whether we want to admit it or not, most of us who try it are going to love it.
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Anne Hathaway's Former Costar Defends Her After Viral Video Reignites Rumor She's 'Rude'
Mar 31, 2026
We're deep in the era of assuming that people are rude, controversial, problematic, and maybe even hateful when they set firm boundaries and protect their peace from the people around them.
Because with our increased access to information, thanks to social media and unending internet resources, we seem to think that if we have a question, we are entitled to an answer simply because we want it.
The Devil Wears Prada star Anne Hathaway has borne the brunt of these negative mindsets for most of her acting career, simply because she will not answer certain questions.
In a video called "Controversial Anne Hathaway Moments," a content creator spliced together five video clips of Hathaway during interviews and interacting with fans.
During the first clip, Hathaway was talking to a reporter who was prying about one of Hathaway's films and interactions with one of her costars. When the reporter asked if the two actors had ever discussed the project in private, Hathaway said yes.
But when the reporter dug for more information, wanting to know what was discussed, Hathaway pointedly asked:
"Why would I tell you?"
In the second clip, while discussing Les Misérables, a reporter tried to shift the conversation into a very personal direction, asking Hathaway about her love life and if she remembered her first crush.
To each question, Hathaway sweetly said, "No," actively shutting down the direction of the conversation.
In the third clip, while being asked if she was having a good time, a man off-camera asked to see her accessories, which she declined to show.
In the fourth clip, while chatting with Jimmy Fallon, she admitted to feeling comfortable with him, while feeling nervous around certain Broadway actors, which Fallon joked was a backhanded compliment to him.
In the fifth clip, Hathaway stood outside of her vehicle, trying to calm down fans. While they yelled for photos and signatures, Hathaway said she couldn't take pictures with everyone, but offered to stand in place, smile, and wave so people could photograph her.
You can watch the collection here:
Fortunately, not everyone was willing to remain silent about the critiques of Hathaway, including one of her former costars.
Baylen Bielitz, who starred as her son in the 2024 psychological thriller Mother's Instinct, stepped up to defend Hathaway, pointing out that she was as genuine off-camera as she appeared to be when cameras were rolling.
Bielitz commented:
"I worked with Anne professionally on a movie. I played her son, actually."
"She is kind and sincere and real. Working with her had an impact on me."
"She is an amazing actress, but who she is when the cameras are not rolling is inspirational."

Others agreed with Bielitz and questioned how Hathaway was being "controversial" or "rude" in these clips.






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Because actors are so frequently in the public eye, some people believe that every detail of their lives should be available for public consumption.
But actors are just as human as their greatest fans, and declining to take photographs when there's a huge crowd, not sharing intimate details of dating off-set, and not wanting to show luxury accessories is far from being "rude" or "controversial."
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'Barbie Dream Fest' Event Goes Viral After Attendees Compare It To Disastrous Willy Wonka Experience And Fyre Fest
Mar 31, 2026
Few debacles have debacled quite so hard as the infamous 2017 Fyre Fest and the tragic Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow in 2024. The "sad Oompa Loompa" alone is legendary at this point.
But those two notorious messes might have new competition: The so-called Barbie Dream Fest.
Unfolding in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from March 27–29, Barbie Dream Fest has all the makings of completing the trifecta Fyre and Wonka began: It was a mess, it was expensive, and now it's gone viral.
The Barbie Dream Fest promised an immersive experience in which kids could "explore a larger than life version of Barbie's front yard!"
So naturally, kids and their parents were expecting... well, what was advertised: a giant rendering of Barbie's Malibu Beach House that kids could explore, especially since the company putting on the event said there would be a "walk-in" experience.
And speaking of the company, their name? Mischief Management. That really says it all, in hindsight.
Anyway, what parents and kids actually showed up to was nothing more than a plastic facade in the shape of a house, a pink VW van and blanket of Astroturf in front.
Not only was it not "larger than life," it didn't even fill the event space. It was just shoved back in a corner.
@bbcnews The creators of the Barbie Dream Fest weekend promised "unforgettable experiences", and advertised a roller rink and disco. #Barbie #BarbieDreamFest #Mattel #Florida #USNews #BBCNews
Then there was the "roller rink," which was just an open plot of concrete floor surrounded by barricades, a few of which had the Barbie logo on them. Which many of us could probably just construct in our basements and call it a day.
And according to someone on Reddit who says they attended, it gets worse: The Barbie Dream Fest was billed as a multi-day convention!
The Redditor wrote:
"I bought the pink pass for all 3 days($300), I bought a hotel room for the entire weekend($600). I'm already up to a $1000, but I figured it's worth it as long as I have fun." ---u/Adventurous_Pen_165
The attendee was so "flabbergasted" by what they found when they arrived that they ended up going to the customer service desk and asking, "Is this it?" To which the rep responded that they'd been getting that question all day. Uh oh.
So naturally, Fyre Fest and the Glasgow Willy Wonka Experience debacles were the first things to come to everyone's mind, and Barbie Dream Fest quickly went viral for all the wrong reasons.
But some pointed out that Barbie Dream Fest is actually much, much worse, because unlike the Willy Wonka Experience and other viral "con" fails, this one was actually affiliated with Mattel, makers of Barbie.
In a statement, the toy maker announced that attendees would be given full refunds for the debacle. Some attendees have shared online that they have already received their refunds just two days after the event ended.
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Savannah Guthrie's Brother Leaves Fans Stunned With His Reaction To Her Fear That She Caused Their Mom's Disappearance
Mar 31, 2026
On the Thursday, March 26, broadcast of the Today show, Hoda Kotb interviewed host Savannah Guthrie about her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who disappeared from her home in Tucson, Arizona, in the early hours of February 1, 2026.
Nancy Guthrie was last seen on the night of January 31. Surveillance footage then showed a masked individual disconnecting her home security camera around 1:47 am.
During the emotional interview, Savannah shared a difficult conversation she had with her older brother Camron Guthrie. The eldest of the three Guthrie siblings, Camron is a retired F-16 fighter pilot with experience in military intelligence.
Savannah Guthrie said she'd speculated about why her mother was abducted and ran her theory past her older brother.
Guthrie told Hotb:
"I said, 'Do you think [it was] because of me?' And he said, 'I’m sorry, sweetie, but yeah, maybe.' But I knew that. I hope not. I mean, we still don’t know. Honestly, we don’t know anything."
She explained:
"So I don't know that it's because she's my mom and somebody thought, 'That lady has money, we could make a quick buck.' I mean, that would make sense, but we don’t know."
Guthrie added:
"It's too much to bear, to think that I brought this to her bedside, that it's because of me."
Guthrie then apologized to her family, saying:
"And I just have to say: 'I’m so sorry, mommy. I am so sorry.' I’m sorry to my sister, and my brother, and my kids, and my nephew, and Tommy, my brother-in-law. I’m so sorry. If it is me, I’m so sorry."
While, according to Savannah, she asked the question and her brother did try to soften his response, the public is still upset over his honesty.





The Pima County and Tucson affiliate of Arizona Crime Stoppers, the FBI, and several other organizations and individuals have offered rewards for information about Nancy Guthrie's current location and her abduction.
The Guthrie family also announced they were offering $1 million for information to help find their mother Nancy.
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