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http://youtu.be/JJdLpNwCgjQ Sean "Diddy" Combs will remain in prison as he awaits trial after a federal judge denied his request for a $50 million bail package. U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian cited Combs' alleged history of violence, including firearms, kidnapping, and arson, as well as efforts to obscure communications with barred contacts, noting that no release conditions could ensure community safety. #Diddy -- 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/SeskKyTn9P4 Thanksgiving traditions took a comical turn in Douglas County, Kansas, when Sheriff Jay Armbrister responded to an unusual break-in call—only to find the culprit was a bold turkey making itself at home. Rather than ruffle feathers, Armbrister and his deputies embraced the holiday spirit, pardoning the feathery intruder after safely escorting it back outside. Reflecting on the quirky case, Armbrister credited his team’s quick thinking for handling the trespasser with care. This mischievous bird may not have scored a presidential pardon, but it got a second chance—a Thanksgiving miracle of sorts! Clip via Storyful. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrend...

http://youtu.be/PR_7pK5EC3w Kaley Cuoco, best known for her role in The Big Bang Theory, recently shared a terrifying "hotel scare" on Late Night with Seth Meyers, raising serious hotel privacy and security concerns. Just hours before her interview, Cuoco, who also stars in The Flight Attendant, was shocked when a random man entered her hotel room while she was getting ready. Though he quickly apologized and left, the incident left Cuoco and viewers rattled. Seth Meyers humorously suggested it might have been a stunt, but Cuoco's experience highlights a growing issue. Many women are increasingly vigilant about hotel security, sharing extensive precautions on social media. Experts like Kate Fitzpatrick from World Travel Protection advise even simple measures like placing a chair against t...

http://youtu.be/lbj5hYiIhzM Celebrity lookalike contests are taking over TikTok and real life, offering a playful mix of absurdity, fandom, and community. It all began in New York, where a Timothée Chalamet lookalike event not only drew thousands of fans but also the actor himself—causing such a stir that the police had to shut it down. Since then, the trend has exploded, with unofficial competitions popping up everywhere from Chicago to London, celebrating everyone from Harry Styles to Zendaya. While most participants only loosely resemble their celebrity counterparts, the charm lies in the fun and creativity, as fans bond over shared loves and embrace the hilarity of it all. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ...

http://youtu.be/pRdheUcghWo Travis Kelce is excited to become an uncle again, as his brother Jason and sister-in-law Kylie are expecting their fourth daughter. ⁠ ⁠ On the latest episode of his New Heights podcast, Travis praised Kylie’s pregnancy and expressed his excitement to meet his new niece, calling it "beautiful." ⁠ #TravisKelce #JasonKelce #NewHeightsPodcast -- 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/GpTQjogofPI Brie Larson has debuted a new pixie cut on social media for her role in the West End drama 'Elektra,' sparking significant online buzz. While many fans praised her bold new look, others were critical, reflecting the polarized reactions Larson has faced throughout her career, especially since her role as Captain Marvel. Despite ongoing online harassment and criticism, Larson continues to push forward, supported by friends like Samuel L. Jackson. She will be starring in the revival of Sophocles' 'Elektra,' opening in London's West End on February 5, 2025, after a pre-run at Theatre Royal Brighton in January. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending T...

http://youtu.be/yeX3dR5oTUk In 2024, Dictionary.com crowned “demure” as its word of the year, but its cultural significance transcended its definition, thanks to TikToker Jools Lebron. Her August clip, where she playfully used the word, sparked a viral trend, transforming “demure” into a shorthand for hyper-aware, mindful attitudes that resonated with millions, including celebrities. The trend not only turned Lebron into a major influencer, with brand deals and merchandise, but also led to a legal battle over trademarking her signature phrase, “Very demure, very mindful,” which she ultimately won. In October, she announced she would document her medical transition on national television. The rise of “demure” highlights the internet’s power to evolve language and reflect shared cultural ex...

http://youtu.be/1uI9QSYbXk4 Zach Bryan may be the top finalist at this year’s Billboard Music Awards, but his accolades are overshadowed by explosive allegations from influencer Brianna Chickenfry (Brianna LaPaglia), who detailed their tumultuous relationship on 'BFFs Podcast'. LaPaglia accused Bryan of emotional and physical abuse, infidelity, and attempting to silence her with a $12 million NDA, claims that have reignited online backlash as Bryan’s nominations are celebrated. Social media is ablaze with fans questioning whether his rising stardom can endure the controversy, as the drama adds a twist to his Billboard success. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ----...

http://youtu.be/2G13vitbork Rumble stock has skyrocketed by 17% thanks to an exclusive streaming deal with controversial Call of Duty streamer Dr Disrespect. In an official blog post, Rumble announced that Dr Disrespect, also known as Hershal Guy Beahm, will receive an equity stake in the platform as part of their new deal. He will create exclusive content for Rumble Premium's 'Champions Club' and lead Rumble Gaming as an advisor. Most of his compensation will be tied to hitting specific milestones, making this partnership incredibly significant. Dr Disrespect, a prominent figure in the gaming world for over a decade, was banned from Twitch in 2020 under mysterious circumstances, later revealed to be due to inappropriate messaging. Despite his controversial past, Dr Disrespect has amass...

http://youtu.be/CSvoBIApcrM As of right now, Sean "Diddy" Combs will celebrate Thanksgiving at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center. It has been revealed what Combs will be eating behind bars, while his attorneys continue to argue for bail. #Diddy #DiddyUpdate -- 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/BT-YBpKWU-c Kai Cenat has become the first Twitch streamer to surpass 500,000 subscribers, achieving the milestone on Friday during day 22 of his 'Mafiathon 2' subscriber marathon. Despite facing health challenges during the stream, Cenat expressed gratitude to his supporters, saying, "Every time I feel tired, or things get tough, y'all always prove to me why I should keep going." #Twitch #KaiCenat #Mafiathon

http://youtu.be/-RktRHNPvB0 President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Dr. Mehmet Oz to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has sparked debate about healthcare reform. Known for his TV show and medical expertise, Dr. Oz’s controversial media career contrasts with his roots as a heart surgeon. With CMS serving over 140 million Americans, his appointment comes as the nation faces urgent health challenges, including rising costs and declining life expectancy. Many hope his leadership can drive patient-focused reform, but questions remain about his ability to deliver meaningful change. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/wha...

http://youtu.be/ju6zb8ADwTA Former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce recently made an exciting announcement about his new late-night TV show, They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce, on Jimmy Kimmel Live! During his appearance, Kelce discussed how much he misses playing football and how his current schedule is even busier than his days on the field. He revealed that his show, inspired by NFL Films' They Call It Pro Football, will air every Saturday at 1:00 a.m. Eastern starting January 4th, 2025, leading up to the Super Bowl. Each episode promises an immersive experience for NFL fans, featuring discussions on weekend games, NFL storylines, and even fan participation, with the possibility of guest appearances by his brother, Travis Kelce. However, the excitement of Kelce's announcemen...

http://youtu.be/w_SXYd10GeU Moviegoers are trying to create a new 'Barbenheimer' this year with 'Wicked' and 'Gladiator 2' premiering on the same weekend, calling it 'Glicked.'⁠ ⁠ So far, Wicked has earned $19.2 million in box office previews, while Gladiator II brought in $6.5 million on Thursday. To compare, last summer's Barbenheimer saw Barbie earn $22.3 million and Oppenheimer $10.5 million in Thursday previews. #Wicked #Gladiator2 #Glicked -- 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/EoUffl-KvuI LeBron James is the latest celebrity to take a break from social media, announcing his hiatus on November 21st with a post on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter. His decision followed a reshared post by Kevin Durant’s manager, Rich Kleiman, critiquing the media’s negative sports coverage. LeBron’s move mirrors a growing trend among stars like Selena Gomez, who paused her online presence in January to focus on “what really matters,” and Billie Eilish, who deleted her social media apps after facing online hate. Whether it’s about mental health, avoiding negativity, or stepping back from the digital spotlight, these breaks highlight how even the most high-profile figures need time to unplug. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www...