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http://youtu.be/dLEr8vMQn1A Netflix’s Trainwreck series is back, and this time it’s trading music festivals and media hoaxes for political spectacle as it dives into the chaotic life of Toronto’s Rob Ford. Known for spotlighting cultural disasters we couldn’t look away from, the franchise returns with new weekly episodes starting June 10th. Series producer Ben Rumney leads the charge on Mayor of Mayhem, which chronicles how Ford turned a city hall campaign into international tabloid fodder—earning both headlines and loyal fans online. Elected in 2010 on a populist promise to “stop the gravy train,” Ford’s mayoralty quickly spiraled into scandal, with viral videos, substance abuse admissions, and late-night comedy roasts. Despite losing many of his powers, he remained shockingly popular u...

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http://youtu.be/3NVBy-hrHKk Senator Alex Padilla says he was “forced to the ground” and “handcuffed” simply for trying to ask a question during a live DHS press conference in Los Angeles. Video footage shows Padilla being removed while identifying himself, prompting outrage and calls for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign. Padilla told MSNBC he was in the building for a scheduled briefing and peacefully sought answers about what he calls “increasingly extreme immigration enforcement actions.” Secretary Noem tells a different story, claiming a man stormed into the room, raised his voice, and didn’t identify himself until after being removed—though she later confirmed she spoke with Padilla to explain her side. Despite that, critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren say Noem sho...

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http://youtu.be/h8lvSSNLz7E A mint-green, sharp-toothed Labubu doll recently sold for over $150,000 at a dedicated auction in Beijing, setting a world record for the quirky monster collectible created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung. Thanks to celebrity fans like Rihanna, Dua Lipa, and Blackpink’s Lisa, the Pop Mart toy line has exploded in popularity, causing viral trends and even chaotic in-store scenes. CNN reports that Pop Mart had to halt UK in-store sales after crowd surges and fights, as the company’s revenue more than doubled in 2024 amid global expansion. Online theories have fueled even more buzz, with some speculating that Labubu is rooted in Nordic folklore and might be... demonic. Originally introduced in 2015 as part of The Monsters series, Labubu is actually described by P...

http://youtu.be/ScYnG4IVBAw Blake Lively is facing backlash after appearing at a Betty Booze launch event and saying she was "so proud to be here," shortly after Justin Baldoni’s $400 million countersuit against her was dismissed. Critics questioned the timing of her celebratory appearance amid the ongoing controversy and legal tensions between the two stars. #JustinBaldoni #BlakeLively #ItEndsWithUsDrama -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/whatstrending Newsletter ---- https://whatstrending.beehiiv.com/subscribe

http://youtu.be/25m-o4oulsk Grammy-winning rapper Macklemore’s Seattle home was reportedly broken into just after midnight on June 7th while his three young children and their nanny were inside. According to police reports, two masked men allegedly used bear spray on the nanny before stealing thousands in luxury goods from the master bedroom. The nanny escaped and called 911, though it's still unclear if Macklemore himself was home at the time. The break-in comes just months after the rapper stirred controversy with protest tracks like “Hind’s Hall” and “F*ed Up,” which slammed police, U.S. leadership, and Israel’s war in Gaza. Critics, including the Glendale Fraternal Order of Police, have now pointed to the irony of Macklemore needing police assistance after previously denouncing them ...

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http://youtu.be/MMq2LTXtG9A A viral protest video has the internet buzzing after fans mistook the passionate speaker for Marvel star Wyatt Russell. The clip, which shows a man calling out the deployment of National Guard troops in L.A., was shared widely on X with captions praising “Kurt Russell’s son” for “nailing it.” But according to Russell’s team, that’s not him—it's actually local activist Aaron Fisher, whose fiery TikTok speech is now grabbing national attention. The protests began after ICE raids in L.A. on June 6 and quickly escalated, prompting President Trump to send 2,000 National Guard troops to the area. Tensions flared even more when Trump floated invoking the Insurrection Act and suggested arresting California Governor Gavin Newsom, who clapped back on X with a defiant “C...

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http://youtu.be/htIIIMPfPG4 Artificial intelligence is helping us code, write, and work faster than ever before—but new research suggests that speed might come at the cost of our brainpower. Tools like ChatGPT and Copilot have become everyday sidekicks since 2022, but studies show students who use them too often perform worse on real tests. Experts warn that relying on AI for answers can weaken problem-solving skills and make our minds less agile over time. This isn't just a student problem—research shows AI may also dull critical thinking in the workplace by automating tasks that used to sharpen judgment. One engineer realized how dependent he’d become on AI when he struggled to code during an internet outage. Experts say while AI tools are powerful, they should support our thinking—not...

http://youtu.be/LAr1hYGSapU Influencer and lifestyle blogger Candice Miller has quietly resurfaced online nearly a year after the tragic death of her husband, Brandon Miller. Fans were quick to notice that her once-beloved Mama & Tata Instagram had been deactivated and rebranded under her full name, now featuring a quote about resilience and a new title: “Certified Professional Life Coach.” A single post—a photo of a sunset—remains, drawing thousands of emotional comments from supporters. For longtime followers, this soft relaunch marks a new chapter in what has been a very public grieving process. Brandon Miller, a successful real estate developer, died by suicide in July 2024 after reportedly falling into deep financial trouble. He was found in a carbon monoxide-rigged Porsche, lea...

http://youtu.be/2jqarebr4Jk Addison Rae is stepping into the spotlight with her debut album Addison, set to release on June 6, 2025. Singles like “Diet Pepsi,” “Aquamarine,” and “High Fashion” have already garnered attention, with “Diet Pepsi” peaking at No. 54 on the Billboard Hot 100 and charting in the UK and Ireland. Collaborations with artists like Charli XCX and Troye Sivan, along with a performance at Charli XCX’s “Sweat Tour,” have further solidified her status in the pop scene #AddisonRae #TikTokStar #NewMusic -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/whatstrending Newsletter ---- https://whatstrending.beehiiv.com/subscribe...

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http://youtu.be/In5s1UUlbEA Streamer University just went from chaotic content playground to potential courtroom battleground. Twitch star Kai Cenat, dubbed the “most powerful streamer in hip-hop” by Complex, says he’s pursuing legal action to protect the idea of Streamer University—after waves of imitators started trying to copy the concept. And no, this isn’t another “Sad Beige Lawsuit.” The key difference? Kai’s not claiming someone stole his content—he’s trying to secure the brand before it becomes a streaming empire others can exploit. The debate around whether he can even do that is heating up online. One viral X user put it bluntly: “He can own the name, but he can’t own the idea.” And legally, that’s correct. According to UpCounsel and Copyright.gov, you can trademark names and b...

http://youtu.be/gup2oAd6yEA Is Taylor Swift about to have the most iconic celebrity summer ever? Between reportedly cutting ties with Blake Lively amid the Justin Baldoni legal drama, finally owning the full rights to her life's work, and continuing her headline-making romance with Travis Kelce, she’s in full main-character mode. At this point, it’s not just a summer—it’s a Swift season. #TaylorSwift #TravisKelce #BlakeLively -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/whatstrending Newsletter ---- https://whatstrending.beehiiv.com/subscribe

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http://youtu.be/1oALs976Uxs Travis Kelce may be dominating headlines for his NFL moves, but it’s his latest off-field ambition that’s turning heads, becoming Taylor Swift’s personal DJ. On a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, Kelce gushed over Shaq’s post-NBA hustle, saying he and his brother have studied his game for years, and now, he’s ready to learn from Shaq’s DJ skills too. Since retiring, O’Neal has built a $500 million empire, spinning tracks, running a fried chicken chain, and offering hot takes on Inside the NBA. And just to keep things on brand, he closed out the episode with his favorite Swift song: I Knew You Were Trouble. While Kelce is jokingly stepping into the DJ booth, Swift is reclaiming her throne. After a long feud with Scooter Braun, the pop star has offic...

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http://youtu.be/quapa9Lc764 Tyler Perry’s new Netflix series She the People may be trending, but it’s also facing serious legal heat. Activist Aimee Allison has filed a lawsuit against Perry, his company, Netflix, and lead actress Terri J. Vaughn, claiming the show borrows heavily from her nonprofit of the same name. Allison says she once collaborated with Vaughn on a similar project rooted in her organization, which focuses on empowering women of color in politics. Now, she alleges Perry’s version mirrors her concept in theme, tone, and branding, something she says crosses a creative line. While fans of Perry are enjoying the political satire, others argue it’s another case of recycled storytelling. Critics, including longtime detractor Spike Lee, have accused Perry of leaning on tire...

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http://youtu.be/gpGt_oW72DA A recent Pride Month message from Sesame Street has ignited fierce debate online, with some accusing the children’s show of “grooming” and “perversion” for promoting LGBTQ inclusivity. Others argue it’s a crucial step in teaching children to respect and embrace diversity. This debate highlights a larger cultural divide over whether children’s media should reflect real-world diversity or avoid controversial topics, underscoring Sesame Street’s longstanding commitment to inclusion and the broader struggle over LGBTQ representation. Experts stress that inclusive children’s programming can break down harmful stereotypes and foster empathy, especially in a climate of escalating anti-LGBTQ legislation. According to the Trans Legislation Tracker, 100 anti-trans bills...

http://youtu.be/0C-kIzuBmvI Todd and Julie Chrisley, former stars of Chrisley Knows Best, began filming a new reality series for Lifetime immediately upon their release from prison following a presidential pardon on May 27, 2025. The show aims to shed light on the family’s experiences during Todd and Julie’s incarceration and is expected to premiere later this year. #ToddChrisley #JulieChrisley #SavannahChrisley -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/whatstrending Newsletter ---- https://whatstrending.beehiiv.com/subscribe

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http://youtu.be/J8I3FP0r6a0 The widely-watched “Sad Beige” lawsuit between influencers Sydney Nicole Gifford and Alyssa Sheil, which captured the attention of influencers and creators everywhere. has finally ended. In 2024, Gifford accused Sheil of copying her unique minimalist style, muted beige palettes, minimalistic backdrops, and personal appearances, along with her friendly product-promotion tone. The allegations extended beyond just photos, as Gifford alleged Sheil even copied her physical appearance and small personal details. However, Sheil’s legal team argued these styles and aesthetics are common across social media, not owned by any single influencer. After six weeks of mediation, Gifford ultimately requested to dismiss her case, marking a victory for Sheil. Sheil celebrated...

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http://youtu.be/56RtHjvcez4 When a beauty brand goes completely off script, it can create an unforgettable adventure that captures hearts worldwide. That’s exactly what happened when Oliver Widger, an Oregon man who quit his job and set sail for Hawaii with his cat Phoenix, caught the internet’s attention. With over 1.9 million followers tracking his journey via social media—powered by Starlink satellite internet—Oliver has inspired a global community. e.l.f. Cosmetics took things a step further by partnering with Aloft, a nonprofit supporting future pilots, to airdrop a care package filled with treats, sunscreen, and face cream to Oliver and Phoenix in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The brand also pledged a donation to an animal shelter in honor of his cat, aligning with their cruelty-...

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http://youtu.be/PlCJpgdpP9k Lili Reinhart’s TikTok joke quickly spiraled into a full-blown news story after she posted an 8-second clip in an Uber, playfully saying, “If you never see me again, show this to the police.” While her followers understood the humor, media outlets like BuzzFeed sensationalized it, reporting that she sparked genuine concern and highlighting a 15-hour gap in her social media activity. Lili herself was stunned by the response, calling the coverage “fucking embarrassing” and clarifying on Instagram that she was never actually in danger. This incident highlights how easily social media posts can be misinterpreted and exaggerated by news outlets hungry for attention-grabbing headlines. With over half of U.S. adults now getting at least some news from social media, t...