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http://youtu.be/X1Sb1NYQmNk A new report claims Amazon paid $40M for the rights to the new Melania Trump documentary, beating out Disney’s $14M offer. But here is the catch: Melania herself is reportedly taking home 70% of that deal. While photos of empty theaters go viral on X, ethics experts are raising red flags. Former Ethics Director Don Fox warns: “It just looks like buying access and buying favor.”

http://youtu.be/l2U7x-rXlTU While Hollywood was on the red carpet, federal agents were arresting the former CNN anchor in L.A. for a ‘coordinated attack’ on a church. The DOJ is using the FACE Act to target Lemon and Emmy-winner Georgia Fort, claiming they weren’t just filming but were ‘embedded participants’ in a criminal conspiracy. Before the arrest, two federal judges already rejected these warrants for having 'no evidence' of a crime, but Pam Bondi reportedly bypassed them anyway.

http://youtu.be/cECay8n9LQw Federal agents arrested veteran journalist Don Lemon and Emmy-winner Georgia Fort in connection with a January protest at a St. Paul church. The Department of Justice is utilizing the 'FACE Act' and the 1871 'Klan Act' to allege a criminal conspiracy, despite two federal judges previously rejecting arrest warrants for lack of evidence. While the White House and AG Pam Bondi have collectively characterized the event as a coordinated riot, press freedom advocates argue the duo were merely documenting a protest against a pastor with ties to federal immigration enforcement. The arrests have sparked a constitutional firestorm, with major news organizations like the Star Tribune and MPR condemning the move as an assault on the press. Critics are particularly alarmed...

http://youtu.be/vEPZwvNuY7k Over the weekend, Netflix’s Skyscraper Live featured legendary climber Alex Honnold scaling the 1,667-foot Taipei 101 with absolutely no ropes, no harness, and zero safety net. 🧗‍♂️ But the headlines today aren’t about the climb, they’re about the “pittance” Netflix paid for it. Reports indicate Honnold received roughly $500,000 for the life-risking stunt, an amount he called “embarrassingly small” compared to mainstream sports contracts. That’s when the MrBeast took to X to publicly called out the streaming giant, claiming he’d have easily beaten their price to get the stunt on YouTube. Watch the full breakdown: https://whatstrending.com/video/mrbeast-calls-out-netflix-over-embarrassing-alex-honnold-payout-i-would-have-paid-him-more/...