It made sense in the beginning, after she appeared on the Jumbotron, aghast, in the arms of her boss at a Coldplay concert on July 16, 2025, a moment that caused an international furor. The original TikTok received 100 million views within days. Cabot retreated, trying to make things right with the people who mattered most: her two teenage kids; her employer, the tech company Astronomer;
"I made a bad decision and had a couple of High Noons and danced and acted inappropriately with my boss," Cabot said. "And it's not nothing. And I took accountability and I gave up my career for that. That's the price I chose to pay."
We saw this story going around Monday of a woman being very drunkenly obnoxious to staff members and fellow patrons at Hazie's, apparently after she had been asked to leave. The whole thing turns ugly, with what appears to be one staff member pulling a judo move on the woman before she exits the bar, and then a half dozen people getting involved including long-haired bartender Miguel Marchese, whose hair ends up getting involved in the melee.
In a face-to-camera recording, the Drag Race host tries to say: "If you can't love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?" but things don't exactly go according to plan. "So, how you gonna love somebody else... wait how'd it go? How you... you CAN'T love yourself," he begins. "Hmm, yeah. I got this, I got this," he continues, before rattling off the phrase in full. "There it is!" he says, triumphantly, before laughing in his typically infectious style.
An 88-year-old army veteran received the surprise of a lifetime from strangers around the world thanks to a viral TikTok video that raised $1.8 million for him. The video was recorded and shared by Australian positivity influencer Sam Wetenhoeffer, who was on what he called a US Kindness Tour through the Christmas holiday. Wetenhoeffer met Ed Bambas from Michigan, who was working the checkout line at a Meijer supermarket.
Paul shared a video with his 6.4million followers on X Thursday night, showing a mysterious bright orb hovering over Puerto Rico on December 3. A member of Paul's business team claimed to have witnessed the unidentified object flying over a local marina on the island before shooting up into space and leaving a visible streak in the sky as it disappeared, the X post stated.
The ball slips out of Simba's mouth and drops on the floor. He looks down for a moment, then seeks his owner's attention using his paw. He tries harder with some whining, which increases when his human doesn't pay attention. It seems the requesting tone soon turns into a demanding one as an onscreen line expresses the dog's thoughts: "Hey! Pick my ball!"
That clip, which saw Smith absolutely crushing the drums on the song after hearing it for the first time ever (minus the drum track), has amassed 28 million views since it premiered in 2023. Two years later, Thirty Seconds to Mars drummer Shannon Leto recently paid a visit to the Drumeo studio. Not only was Leto tasked with his own "For the First Time" challenge with the Alter Bridge song "Metalingus," he was also asked to play along to a drumless version of Red Hot Chili Peppers' "By the Way." It was during that latter performance that Chad Smith himself walked into the studio and quietly sat next to Drumeo host Brandon Toews without Leto noticing.
Footage posted online showed a man being hit with a trouser belt and reportedly forced to transfer money from his bank account. The incident is said to have taken place at The Tannery in the city's Bath Lane on November 21. On the same night, officers were told a group of men had then visited a second address 13 miles away in Harborough District and demanded those inside transfer money to them and hand over designer clothing.
A shocking viral video shows the moment Ariana Grande was rushed by a man who vaulted a barricade at the Singapore premiere of Wicked: For Good on Thursday as co-star Cynthia Erivo fought to pull him away. In the clip, the man is seen forcing his way past photographers and lunging at Grande as the cast walked a yellow carpet at Universal Studios Singapore.
However, at some point during the event, one of the robots was presented on stage and began to walk like someone who had had one too many drinks. Just a few moments later, the bot crashed forward onto the floor, leaving broken bits of plastic and metal on the ground. After the fall, someone tried to use a black curtain to cover up what had happened, but the curtain was twisted up, and it took far too long to hide the situation.
In the original video, the Filipino South Shore Plaza mall worker showcases his playful personality and says that, by night, people should refer to him as Maria Christina False Eyelashes, his drag persona. People were also very taken with his instantly-iconic catchphrase: "Joke only!" The video went viral, with people praising Richard/Maria-Christina's humour, charisma and energy, amongst many other things. Several other comments demanded Matt do a follow-up video, which he did.
Warsavsky, 35, tells TODAY.com she's experienced about 10 pregnancy losses over the years. When it came to trying to have a third child, she and her husband eventually turned to surrogacy, something they had considered for years. Their surrogate was pregnant "within six months of the day that I met her," Warsavsky says. But, it turned out to be ectopic - the fertilized egg implanted outside the uterus.
A No Kings protester has been arrested in Colorado for tripping a New York Giants fan now known as faceplant guy after twice falling flat on his face while chasing a demonstrator. The chaotic incident unfolded in Denver on Sunday as the man, walking with friends on the sidewalk adjacent to the protest, began chanting, God bless Trump at protesters and flashing his middle finger. Video of the incident was shot by Drew Kartos, who uploaded the clip to Instagram on Sunday.
Fosado, a former Bellflower City Council candidate, told Kobylarczyk to "call ICE." "ICE is not going to do anything to me," said Fosado, who noted he was a war veteran and a U.S. citizen. "Good luck." On the video, the woman then uses a derogatory term to question Fosado's masculinity, remarking, "real men drink beer." Fosado was instead enjoying a fruity alcoholic beverage.
Viral footage shows the emotional call between Tami Breslavsky, mother of Israeli hostage Rom Breslavsky, and her son on video call as both waited for his release by Hamas. In the clip, Tami Breslavsky can be seen in tears, shouting with joy as family members crowd around to see her son's face. Rom Breslavsky, who was released hours later, can be seen flanked by Hamas fighters in the video as he called from Gaza.
"I look down and she's watching 'KPop Demon Hunters.' I was like, 'I know exactly what she's thinking,'" he laughs. The patient thought Park was Jinu in the flesh. Leaning into the Jinu of it all, Park took off his medical hair net. "I kind of have like 'KPop idol' hair right now, and she just had the biggest smile on her face," he recalls.
Politico released never-before-seen footage of a July 2021 meeting Porter took part in with the Biden administration, showing her berating a staffer just a day after she went viral for flipping out on a CBS reporter during an interview. After a staffer could be seen walking into the background of Porter's shot, the then-congresswoman screamed, Get out of my f***ing shot!
The Bronx native worked in the democratic socialist's office from February to May, providing case-management services - including for unemployment and housing concerns - for residents in the district, according to a bio on Hunter's website. Hamed noted she was eyeing working within the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs or the Mayor's Office of Asylum-Seeker Operations in the future, the profile stated.
Tayto cheese and onion, white bread - white, cheap bread - thick butter," he said. "I brought one in every morning for her. That was my job every night was to make that for her.
