The recent incident at a Coldplay concert involving a tech CEO and his HR head being spotted on the Kiss Cam has sparked numerous conspiracy theories about the camera operator's intentions, questioning the spontaneity of the moment. Comedy ensued as the unlikely couple's affectionate display raised eyebrows, especially given the typical demographics of the concertgoers. It speaks to a broader narrative of celebrity and how personal moments are showcased in public venues, igniting conversations about privacy in the entertainment world.
I expected to be confronted by a bunch of dicks 22-year-olds who want to rail on trans people in sports and kick out all the immigrants. But the cruelty wasn't there.
DONIE O'SULLIVAN: The thing I get a lot of question that always normally comes from the left online is Why are you humanizing this person? Why are you Humanizing this human being?
"The Secret Service has the perfect opportunity, if they choose to step up and take it. You are the ones with the power. Coordinate. Take out every single person who supports Trump's illegal, immoral, unconstitutional acts."
"Man oh man, the orange nosers are kissing his butt in ways no one has ever seen before," he joked on Tuesday's episode of Live. "Remember the Republicans were all wearing flag pins? Now, they're wearing pins with Trump's face on them."
On Tuesday afternoon outside Trump Tower, Rasheem Edwards, 42, took to a graffiti-covered Cybertruck, chanting 'Make America Great Again' while waving cash, despite police urging him to step down.