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Who knew salad could be so sweet?
These cookies are simply too beautiful to eat.
These astounding cake creations are mesmerizing to watch come to life.
Actor Sydney Sweeney recently faced backlash over her American Eagle ad campaign titled “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans.” The campaign plays on the words “jeans” and “genes,” which some critics claim alludes to eugenics—a theory widely discredited as scientifically inaccurate and ethically dangerous.
According to former presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway—who gave us the term "alternative facts"—the campaign has sparked "panic on the left."
You can hear what Conway said in the video below.
However, the New York Times reported that right-wing media amplified the supposed left-wing "panic" surrounding Sweeney, noting that "nearly three-quarters of posts that were critical of Ms. Sweeney or the ad had fewer than 500 views."
Additionally, many of President Donald Trump's supporters "amplified the critical posts in reposts and reshares, driving even more attention to posts that would normally reach only a few thousand users."
Conway's remark caught the attention of Democratic Arizona Representative Yassamin Ansari, the youngest woman in Congress, who replied:
"Nobody on the left is 'panicking' about a Sydney Sweeney ad. Can assure you of that. We’re a little busy trying to stop the authoritarian takeover of our country."
You can see what she wrote below.
Many concurred, mocking Conway's coverage in response.
The far-right has latched onto Sweeney not just because of her ad campaign but because she is registered as a Republican voter in Monroe County, Florida, where she is said to have purchased a mansion in 2024. ABC News, citing public voting records, found that a “Sydney B. Sweeney” in Summerland Key—who shares the actress’s birthday—is registered as a Republican in the state.
Sweeney has not publicly addressed her voter registration but nonetheless received support from Trump, who praised her and told reporters that if Sweeney "is a registered Republican, I think her ad is fantastic," adding that "you'd be surprised how many people are Republicans."
Actor Lisa Kudrow has gone viral after her performance in the Netflix mockumentary Death to 2020 as a truth-denying spokesperson for President Donald Trump went viral—prompting many to point out that her portrayal is still spot on.
The film, from the minds of Black Mirror creators Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones, centers on a group of fictional characters reflecting on major U.S. and U.K. events of 2020, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the U.S. presidential election.
Kudrow portrays Jeanetta Grace Susan, a composite character inspired by former Trump Senior Counselor Kellyanne Conway and former White House Press Secretaries Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany.
The viral moment in question shows Kudrow-as-Susan waving away Trump's first impeachment, which was initiated in part because he'd encouraged Ukrainian leadership to investigate then-candidate Joe Biden for “political dirt” he could wield against his opponent. Trump was ultimately acquitted by the GOP-controlled Senate in early 2020.
Susan says:
"The whole impeachment thing was baseless. Okay, so the Democrats claim that Trump pressured Ukraine into digging up dirt on the Biden family and their only real 'evidence' of that is the transcript of him doing it."
When questioned, Susan denies, denies, denies:
"'What transcript? Check your tape, I said no such thing. There's no such place as Ukraine. I choose to believe there is not."
At another point, even when presented with Trump's own words, she claims:
"This is what the media does. You lie, fabricate, fantasize. The president never said that. I know this doesn't fit with your agenda but this never happened."
You can watch Kudrow's performance in the video below.
Many agreed—her portrayal is disturbingly accurate.
Kudrow has not commented on the clips of her performance that have gone viral, but there's no question—she's a treasure and we need some humor in these dark times.
To see more Kudrow's impression, Netflix put together a compilation of her best moments from Death to 2020.
You can watch below:
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White House reporter Molly Martinez responded after a White House livestream glitched and caused her eyes to look completely white for a split-second—prompting conspiracy theorists to go wild and claim she is a "lizard person" who is secretly controlling the government.
Martinez, a Washington-based journalist for local TV chain Gray Television, appeared on camera June 19 in the White House press room, smiling at a friend. A glitch in the original footage made her eyes look entirely white—something conspiracy theorists seized on as “evidence” she’s a lizard person.
The clip initially went viral about a month ago but gained renewed traction recently after large social media accounts like Concerned Citizen (which has millions of followers) shared it.
You can see the viral moment in the video below.
When the video first spread, Martinez was mistakenly identified as a congressional staffer who became a conspiracy target in 2023 after being caught on camera mouthing words during remarks by Stacey Plaskett, the delegate from the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Not wanting that staffer to keep getting doxxed, Martinez revealed her identity with a post reading:
“This is objectively the funniest thing that’s ever happened to me.”
You can see her post below.
In an interview with HuffPost, she said she believes conspiracy theories like this one come "from a place of fear":
“I empathize with people who turn to conspiracies, because I feel like that’s a way for people to find community in chaos and [the conspiracy theories] can really feel like a life raft, like it’s empowering. ‘We have this knowledge that no one else has, and everyone’s turning this blind eye.’"
"I think ultimately it comes from a place of fear. So I never want to punch down on somebody who I think genuinely is afraid, so I’m trying to sort of keep that in mind. It doesn’t make sense to me, but it obviously makes perfect sense to them.”
Martinez has been a good sport about the whole thing—and the commentary is hilarious.
The reptilian conspiracy theory has been around since at least the 1920s but was popularized by David Icke, a British conspiracy theorist, who claims a race of reptilians gained political power to manipulate world events and keep humans living in fear. Icke has claimed many world leaders are, in fact, reptilian beings.
Several years ago, a video of a Trump supporter accusing Queen Elizabeth II of being a "reptilian shape-shifter" went viral. The man said "You can see it in their eyes... the evil. Ship... ship-shaper... shift, yeah, shift-shapers. They change their shape and shift."
If that's not concerning enough, a 2013 survey found that 4% of Americans believe lizard people secretly control the world.
Yikes.
Conservative podcaster Ben Ferguson left hs fellow CNN panelists stunned after he made the bizarre claim that falling crime rates in 2024 were due to President Donald Trump's policies—even though Trump didn't begin his second term until January 2025.
Ferguson spoke after Trump—who presented fake crime statistics—announced his decision to federalize police in Washington, D.C., and deploy the National Guard in an effort to fight crime.
Trump's announcement is a significant escalation of his previous attacks on the nation's capital, which he has repeatedly referred to as "crime-infested." He claimed in his remarks to the press that D.C. is “one of the most dangerous cities anywhere in the world,” a claim at odds with Justice Department data showing that the city’s crime rate hit a 30-year low last year.
Enter Ferguson, who in conversation with other panelists on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip defended Trump's move, pointing to a spike in violent crime in 2023. Phillip acknowledged crime rates were higher at the time but pointed to last year's numbers, which showed crime was down significantly.
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Ferguson replied:
"I agree, and a lot of it is the leadership of Trump."
After Phillip pointed out that this happened "before Trump" and asked him for "evidence" that this had anything to do with Trump, he replied:
"We have the president of the United States of America enabling law enforcement to do their job, we have ICE agents going out there ... we are seeing numbers come down because you have a president—"
Phillip cut him off, pointing out that it was in fact former President Joe Biden who was in office at the time, to which Ferguson stressed that Biden "was not tough on crime." The two of them also clashed when he disagreed with Phillip's remark that crime rates have "plummeted"—even though federal data shows crime rates decreased by 50% between 2023 and 2024.
To that, Phillip replied:
"I know you don't want to let facts get in the way of the political talking points, but I think if you were to take politics out of the situation there are a lot of complex reasons why crime rates go up and why they go down, and usually the president has not a single thing to do with it."
You can watch their exchange in the video below.
- YouTube youtu.be
Ferguson had earlier posted on social media that he'd be appearing on CNN, saying he would be "talking TRUMP CRIME CRACKDOWN IN DC AND ICE AGENTS BE ALLOWED TO DO THEIR JOB IN CA!"
However, he found that his blatant denial of the facts did not go over well.
Sorry, Ben. We know facts are inconvenient.
Weddings are a wonderful celebration of love and commitment.
That being said, all of us have likely been to a wedding where we have wondered "how long do you think it's going to last".
Even if we were half-kidding, many people do find themselves attending a friend's second, or third, or even fourth wedding.
No matter how many times the bride or groom has walked down the aisle, a wedding is nonetheless guaranteed to be full of love.
Even if one can't help but notice some striking differences from the bride or groom's previous weddings...
Redditor MjPour was curious to hear about people's experiences attending multiple weddings for the same bride or groom, leading them to ask:
"People who’ve attended multiple weddings for the same person (i.e., they got divorced and remarried to someone else) — what differences did you notice between the two weddings?"
"My brother married twice."
"Did the traditional church wedding the first time and then a laid back winery one for the second."
"Which actually probably cost a bit more, but was totally worth it and fun."
"He did have the same best man for both."
“'It’s good to see you all again', opening line was an absolute hit, hahaha."- indil47
"I have an aunt who has been married 7 times."
"When she called mom to invite her to...number 5, Mom said, 'No thanks. I'll catch the next one'."
"I think they didn't speak for the duration of that marriage."
"My aunt is a little out there."- ForcrimeinItaly
"Wedding #1: I was friends with both the bride and groom."
"The wedding was very fancy and elaborate."
"The ceremony was at the Venetian in Vegas, we spent several days there doing wedding festivities and activities with family and friends."
"I was in the bridal party."
"The bride’s dress was a bejeweled ballgown, hair and makeup were done at the hotel spa, professional photographer booked for the day, the works."
"The reception and dinner were at a fancy Italian restaurant and we traveled there in a limo."
"They got annulled three months later."
"Wedding #2: Same groom, different bride."
"The ceremony and reception were at a community center."
"All of the decorations were homemade."
"The bride’s dress was a simple strapless dress."
"She wore her hair back and no makeup."
"The food was catered by a local Chinese restaurant and we were encouraged to take home leftovers in a Ziploc baggie."
"They just celebrated their 15th anniversary."- jampokitty
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"My sister has been married four times."
"First wedding was right out of high school, high school sweetheart deal, kind of an off the cuff event for two dumb teenagers before her new husband went off to become a Navy Seal."
"Second wedding several years later was a shotgun deal, hippie vibes, at a cabin in the woods, with my 6 month old niece playing the part of her parents' flower girl."
"Third wedding was this massive, over-the-top lakeside country club shin dig, like she was trying to prove a point? "
"I barely remember it aside from being exhausted and astounded by the price tag."
"Annnd the fourth wedding?"
"I wouldn't know, they eloped and didn't invite anyone from our side of the family."
"LOL."
"I guess fourth time is the charm though, because they're still together!"
"Thank god."- cacme
"A lot depends on the other person getting married."
"I went to one second wedding that was super tiny, just simple, a small group. Both had been married before."
"I went to another one where the guy was getting married the second time, but the bride the first, so it was just as big and fancy as any other wedding, because it was her first."- BigMax
"My cousin's first wedding was a massive blowout at a fancy winery, with an open bar, fancy catering, tons of flowers, the works."
"He's a blue collar worker and went into debt to pay for it because the bride and her family insisted, despite not being particularly wealthy themselves."
"Surprise, she always wanted to live outside their means, and didn't think she had to contribute financially."
"Lasted about two years."
"His second wedding was at his hometown church."
"A friend officiated the 20-minute ceremony, and bride and groom wore thrifted outfits."
"His new wife's family cooked all the food for the reception in their backyard, and the two of them have been going strong for over 2 decades now."- impeccadillo
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"My sister's first wedding: church, wedding dress and tuxes, bridesmaids and groomsmen, all that jazz."
"Second wedding: bride, groom, two witnesses (me and her best friend)."
"Third wedding: small event with about 40 people tops, the feeling of love in the room was palpable."
"Best wedding I've ever been to."- Pithecanthropus88
"My cousin had her first wedding at an exclusive yacht club in Greenwich, CT."
"There were over 500 guests, black tie formal, 3 bands, 4 massive tents, and an incredible fireworks extravaganza at the end of the night. Cost around $500k."
"Marriage lasted <5 years."
"Her second wedding was a bbq in the backyard: 60 guests, pool attire, hot dogs & burgers."
"That wedding was over 15 years ago & they seem to be really happy."- lpm_306
"Bride's side."
"1: pompa magna."
"Whole day of festivities. their divorce included how the expenses of the marriage had to paid off."
"2: city hall. 60 people or less."
"Still married 8 years later."
"My guess is that she was in love with love, barely any experience outside the school - university route."
"They were not ready for adulthood, let alone marriage."- Daikey
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"My sisters first wedding, she was knocked up in high school but the grooms mom paid for a nice ceremony and reception at a lovely bed and breakfast."
"Dude was a loser and a half and we all hated him."
"Lasted about eight years."
"Second wedding was a small affair to a much older man we all went 'well, if she’s happy, I guess?'”
"Lasted about eight years."
"Third wedding was a back yard party."
"We all said “see you in another ten years for the next one 'because it had been ten years between each wedding'."
"That one lasted less than a year so I anticipate another wedding soon."- EnvieAndFleur
"I can actually give context with my own wedding, lol."
"Years into my second (excellent) marriage, I was sorting through old photos."
"I wanted to make sure I had some photos from my first marriage for my kids, if they ever wanted them."
"I stumbled across the picture of my dad walking me down the aisle."
"The look on his face can only be described as 'death March unhappiness'."
"I didn't learn till years later when I finally left my emotionally abusive ex that they disliked him from the start."
"Curious, I pulled out the wedding album from my second wedding (a beautiful, but chill backyard affair at our big country farm)."
"The look on my dad's face while walking me down the aisle at THAT wedding is best described as 'woo hoo!! This is awesome!!'"
"The things we only see in hindsight."- FruityOatyThrace
"My sister had two weddings because she got divorced."
"At her first wedding, we stayed up late wrapping roses in burlap and they showed up an hour late to their own wedding reception."
"At the second one, I (thankfully) didn't have to be in the party and my dad made a speech that was all about how she was the 'last one to get married', as if she had never been married at all before."
"My uncle, who was getting as drunk as a potato in a vodka still, kept giggling and suggesting to me that we start all speeches with 'it's great to see everyone again!'"- EeveeAssassin
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"My first marriage was a low budget church affair."
"Lasted 5 years."
"No kids, thankfully."
"I got married a second time."
"We got married at the courthouse on our way to her family reunion, with only our eldest (not mine by blood, but He Is My Kid, Darn It) in attendance."
"(My wife was not married previously."
"We celebrate anniversary #17 this past Thursday."
"Added two more boys to the family early on, too."- GolfballDM
"Okay I can speak as the bride in this scenario!"
"First wedding: (high school sweethearts) generally not too extravagant, intimate ceremony on the beach out of town so only our parents and my brother/his family attended."
"My brother officiated and my mom made my wedding dress which was fairly simple but 'beach elegant' haha."
"Had the obligatory reception a couple weeks after the wedding for our family/friends at a local venue."
"Overall it wasn’t very costly as big weddings never appealed to me."
"Second wedding: (also my husbands second wedding) we did the ceremony at my parents house, my ex-husband officiated, there were about 15 people there total- closest friends and family."
"My mom made party food for us to snack on and we all just hung out there for the evening and that was it."
"The biggest cost was our clothes- husband bought a new suit and I bought a dark green elegant style dress, maybe $500 overall."
"I loved both my weddings in their own way."
"It was fun to do the traditional wedding things with the first one (bridal shower, ceremony, reception) and my last wedding just felt right for us at that time in our lives."
"Spending it relaxing with our best people was more than I could ask for."- friendswhat
"I can answer this as a woman married twice - the biggest difference was that I actually liked the individual I was marrying the second time around."
"Don’t marry the kid you meet at 16 thinking you can change him."
"It did not work out well for me."- Real_Rabbit3375
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The stigma of a wedding not being the bride or groom's first is a hard one to shake off.
Clichéd as it may be, however, sometimes there is indeed truth to the saying, "first is the worst, second is the best..."