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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...

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http://youtu.be/bXuzFyvO9WM The LOLCow phenomenon, a term combining “LOL” and “cash cow,” reflects a troubling internet trend where individuals become unknowing sources of mockery for their quirks or vulnerabilities, often spiraling into exploitation. Originating in early trolling culture with figures like Christine Chandler, this concept has found new life on TikTok, spotlighting creators like Jasmine Orlando, aka Shawty Bae, whose viral fame is both celebrated and mocked. While her engaging content has earned her a devoted following, critics argue much of Shawty Bae's popularity, like other creators, stems from being a “walking meme” rather than genuine admiration. The LOLCow trend, as some explain, crosses the line from lighthearted humor to cruel ridicule, revealing a darker side of...

http://youtu.be/IU8oL0iNQ0M Fans of 'Euphoria' were hit with more disappointing news this week as actress Storm Reid, who plays Rue's sister Gia, announced she won’t return for season three, calling her time on the show a "special part of her legacy." This revelation adds to the drama surrounding the show’s future, which has been plagued by delays, scheduling conflicts, and rumors of behind-the-scenes tensions. Allegations of friction between cast members like Barbie Ferreira and creator Sam Levinson have swirled since season two, with Ferreira ultimately exiting the series, though she denied walking off set. Even Zendaya allegedly voiced frustrations over Levinson prioritizing 'The Idol' over 'Euphoria'. Despite all this, HBO insists season three is still on track, but fans are increasin...

http://youtu.be/a3JVst0ecQI A six-year age gap may not be unusual in a relationship, but Miley Cyrus feels it in a positive way with her boyfriend, Maxx Morando. In a new Harper's Bazaar interview Cyrus, 32, shared her thoughts on dating Morando, 26, and being with someone from Generation Z. #MileyCyrus #MaxxMorando #MillenialvsGenZ -- 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/diTrNJ-zpIA Comedian and SNL alum Pete Davidson has reportedly checked into rehab for the second time this year, following a brief romance with 'The Bachelor' alum Maria Georgas. However, Georgas, best known as the villain on Joey Graziadei's season, denied the dating rumors on Instagram, stating she's friends with Pete's sister and that Pete is sober and not in rehab. Davidson, who previously sought mental health treatment in July after his split from actress Madelyn Cline, has a history of high-profile relationships, including with Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande. Known for prioritizing his mental health, Pete's friends and family support his regular 'tune-ups.' Despite recent rehab claims, sources close to Davidson say he's in New York City, and his representative ha...

http://youtu.be/_opN-doolmk As AI advances, celebrities are increasingly vocal about its implications, with David Attenborough condemning the misuse of his iconic voice, Scarlett Johansson denouncing eerily accurate voice replicas, and Robert Downey Jr. offering a nuanced view—championing AI’s potential to combat pollution while warning against its misuse in entertainment. Meanwhile, Elon Musk, despite his ties to AI, advocates for strict regulation to prevent catastrophic risks. From raising ethical concerns to championing innovation, these voices spotlight the dual-edged nature of AI, urging society to navigate its promise and peril responsibly. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/what...

http://youtu.be/HNHbv3ghvw8 In this episode of Creator Spotlight, host Shira Lazar chats with Jordan Howlett (aka @Jordan_The_Stallion8) TikTok sensation and president of the Fast Food Secrets Club. Together, they explore the nonlinear journey that took Jordan from Division 1 baseball player to over 13 million followers in TikTok. Learn the unique way he works with brands as Jordan shares the core philosophies that help him stay productive, ambitious and productive; including the roles that faith, family and fun play in each. Discover how a commitment to authenticity and bold moves led him to collaborations with Kevin Hart, Donald Glover, Halle Berry and Method Man just to name a few. Creator Spotlight is powered by PRophet and What’s Trending. PRophet is an essential AI-driven CommsTe...

http://youtu.be/Z5ex-9bbG2I President-elect Donald Trump's recent social media post has sparked significant attention, as he reiterated his plan for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, including declaring a national emergency and using military assets. This move aligns with promises he made during his 2024 campaign, including utilizing the Alien Enemies Act to expedite the removal of foreign nationals involved in criminal activities. Trump's approach to immigration also reflects his broader agenda to prioritize American workers and tighten border security, despite concerns about potential economic and social consequences. As he taps hardline figures like Kristi Noem and Tom Homan for key roles, critics are raising concerns about the impact of such policies on non-criminal fa...

http://youtu.be/iN5L_dWKX-U Ever feel like you’re overthinking your content? 🌀 @jordan_the_stallion8 has the perfect solution: post it immediately. Yup, when he filmed a video with Method Man, he posted it within TWO MINUTES. No edits. No second guesses. In our latest “Creator Spotlight” powered by PRophet, Shira Lazar gets the inside scoop on how Jordan went from cracking jokes to founding the Fast Food Secrets Club and becoming a social media legend with 32M followers. Check out the full conversation on our channel! -- 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/EgQwhgsjdxc TikTok stars Matthew and Paul, a beloved interabled couple known for their heartwarming pranks and educational content on blindness, are speaking out about their LGBTQ children’s book being banned from certain stores. Paul, who fulfilled his dream of becoming a children’s book author with the help of TikTok fans and his supportive partner, created 'Pringle and Finn’ and its sequel to celebrate themes of love, diversity, and teamwork. While their journey has been filled with milestones, including connecting with their followers, the couple has faced setbacks, highlighting the ongoing fight against discrimination and censorship. In a recent interview with GLAAD for Banned Books Month, they emphasized the importance of advocacy and ensuring all children have acc...

http://youtu.be/okQNmgp9IZk Taylor Lautner is back, playfully reigniting the 'Twilight' feud with a viral TikTok video! Using the latest trend, he hilariously sides with Jacob in the Edward vs. Jacob debate, giving fans all the nostalgic feels. #TeamJacob #TeamEdward #Twilight -- 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/3vRfxS61z-k Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) is facing a mass exodus as celebrities, brands, and news outlets move away, citing controversial policy changes and Elon Musk's political influence. Competition from platforms like Threads and Bluesky has made staying on X less appealing for many. The Guardian recently stopped posting on X, criticizing its toxic environment and Musk's role in shaping political discourse. High-profile departures include Barbra Streisand, who announced her move to Bluesky, and Jamie Lee Curtis, who deactivated her account with a reflective Instagram post. Actor Ben Stiller followed suit, also joining Bluesky, which has quickly gained popularity, adding a million new users in one day. -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Face...

http://youtu.be/cS8OtIpaB8k Legendary boxer Mike Tyson slapped YouTube-star-turned-boxer Jake Paul after Paul stepped on his toe at Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas. Just 24 hours before their showdown in the ring, Tyson stunned onlookers at the Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas with the unexpected strike. Tyson later explained to the New York Post that he was in his socks when Paul, wearing shoes, stepped on his toe, prompting Tyson to react violently as he believed it was intentional. Despite the slap, Jake Paul seemed unfazed and taunted Tyson, telling the media he didn’t even feel it and calling Tyson an ""angry little elf."" Paul continued to mock Tyson on social media, posting about the incident and expressing excitement over being slapped by the boxing legend. The weigh-in ...