Model, cookbook author, and Lip Sync Battle host Chrissy Teigen was having a ball at the Emmys when she received a terrible tweet.
In case it has never been mentioned, never, ever, ever, ask this question. Not ever. Just don't do it.
Never a shrinking violet, Teigen shot back right away with a message of her own.
Twitter was quick to point out that Teigen looks amazing.
And as for that guy...
It's always best to know when to zippa the lippa.
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Data has shown that Musk's DOGE organization's all-out assault on federal workers and extreme breaches of citizens' privacy are broadly unpopular even among Republican voters, and there are indications he is also dragging down the President's approval ratings.
Kardashian, of course, couldn't possibly care less about any of this—this is not a woman who has ever shown even marginal interest in any issue other than her own image and brand.
So her teaming up with photographer Steven Klein to drape herself across the products made by arguably the most unpopular man in the country at the moment isn't the least bit surprising.
The shoot, done for Perfect magazine, whatever that is, sees Kardashian lasciviously draped across a Cybertruck, the catastrophically ill-designed product currently helping tank Tesla's stock price.
The pictorial also features snaps of Kardashian with Tesla's Optimus robots.
Musk is also the man who kind of started the cool new trend of Republicans openly doing Nazi salutes on national television, so to say Kardashian's photo shoot "sends a message" is an understatement.
It would also be an understatement to say it has landed like a lead balloon on social media, where Kardashian has taken quite a drubbing.
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Anyway, anyone surprised by Kardashian's big reveal as a sycophant for Donald Trump and his Hitler-saluting boyfriend is frankly very bad at pattern recognition, but for her part Kim insists the photo shoot was some kind of "joke."
She told Perfect:
“I think the big joke of me even doing the shoot with the robot is that I feel like I’m so robotic."
Wow, truly one of the great intellectuals of our time. Good for her.
Casey, the lead singer and bassist for the music group from Quincy, Massachusetts, ripped Trump, his DOGE leader Elon Musk, and the MAGA mob recently at a sold-out St Patrick’s Day performance.
When he saw a fan swinging a MAGA hat amongst the sold-out crowd at Boston's Fenway Park stadium, Casey told them:
"Listen, bro, I admire your dedication but I ask everyone, If you’re in a room full of people and you want to know who’s in a cult…They’ve been holding up a f'king hat the whole night to represent a president.”
“This is America, there’s no kings here,” shouted Casey, eliciting wild cheers from the raucous crowd.
The singer then told the MAGA fan that the band was going to play a song "about our grandparents and people who fought Nazis in the war…so if you could just shut the f'k up for five minutes.”
In response to reports saying the Dropkick Murphys account was suspended after the shared clip of the MAGA fan interaction went viral, Casey told Forbes the musicians had dropped their account on X (formerly Twitter) in 2022 after Musk acquired the platform and after “someone else took our handle, pretending to be our official account."
This explained why the band's account name @dropkickmurphys showed as being suspended.
Casey noted they pulled their account from Twitter because they "didn’t want to be part of that [Musk’s] empire. But if we were still on there, I’m sure he would have suspended us by now.”
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In an interview on the MeidasTouch podcast, Casey summed up what the band thinks the president represents for them.
“Donald Trump is the exact opposite of everything we sing about," said Casey, adding:
“He’s turned on his friends, he’s turned on America’s friends and our allies, and he’s a rat and a coward when you think of it that way.”
Here's a short clip of some of his comments.
He also said of Musk and Trump together:
“The two guys in charge, whoever you want to call the president, I’m not sure which really is, they literally laugh at working class people. How you could vote with that, I don’t know."
You can watch the full interview here.
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Earlier this month, Casey faced off against a Trump supporter attending a concert in Clearwater, Florida, who lost a wager due to his MAGA shirt being made in Nicaragua instead of in the U.S.
After losing the "friendly wager," the fan had to give up his shirt in exchange for a "proudly made in America" Dropkick Murphys concert tee.
"He’s taking the shirt off. We’re taking crime off the streets," Casey shouted, and called the fan a "good sport" for participating "in the name of dialogue and discourse."
All of the band's concert merchandise is 100% union-made as part of group's mission to support American laborers.
