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Katie Zacharia Just Tried To Blame 'The Media' For Her Ouster As Press Secretary—And Was Hit With An Instant Reality Check
Oct 29, 2026
Katie Zacharia, who lasted just five days as President Donald Trump's White House press secretary, was hit with an instant reality check after claiming in a Newsmax interview that "the media" is responsible for her ouster.
Zacharia opened her debut briefing earlier this month with eight minutes of remarks lauding the "energetic president." She also asserted that "attendance is at record highs" at his rallies before presenting favorable figures on wage growth, prescription drug costs, employment, and energy production.
But when she stepped out, it quickly became apparent that Zacharia was unpolished, stumbling over her written remarks and struggling to read her own notes. Critics piled on and Zacharia was fired mere days later.
When Newsmax anchor Rob Schmitt asked her to explain why she thinks "this didn't work out," Zacharia responded:
“Listen, the media does not like outsiders, and Washington, D.C., does not like outsiders."
"And what I would briefly say is that the media and all of Washington made it very difficult for me to do the job I set out to do, which is to amplify the wins and historic record-setting precedent that President Trump has set, especially ahead of the most consequential midterms."
“They would not let me do my job, which was to focus on him and focus on what he’s doing to win and it became too amassed over me."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
Zacharia is completely downplaying how unprepared and unqualified she was for the job.
Consider her first briefing: At one point, she repeated the words "to build" while highlighting the Trump administration's plans "to build eight large-scale nuclear power plants, something we've needed as the United States and something President Trump promised on the campaign trail and something President Trump delivers on, just like he delivers on every promise."
She paused and tripped over her words as she looked down at her notes, struggling to share the administration's plans "to sell fuel to our allies." At another point, she looked flustered as she praised Trump for "a historic one-day war," a "booming economy," and "a great relationship with Venezuela."
Grinning awkwardly during a moment that journalist Aaron Rupar described as "an SNL cold open come to life," she said she was ready to take reporters' questions now that she and they are "officially part of this incredible journey together."
Even worse is the fact that she presented herself as a "lawyer" and claimed to have passed the bar in China, which is not possible.
No one was buying her explanation.
The White House has not named Zacharia's successor but several names—including White House Communications Director Steven Cheung and Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly—are already being considered. Cheung attracted attention this week for suggesting rapper Nicki Minaj will be the next press secretary after filming a conversation he had with her on Air Force One.
Despite the fact she only served in the position for five days—Zacharia has the distinction of being the shortest-serving White House press secretary in U.S. history—Zacharia now lists the position in her bio on X.
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Noah Wyle Has Hilariously Relatable Reaction After Being Named 'Sexiest Man Alive'
Oct 29, 2026
Apparently, being named Sexiest Man Alive doesn't automatically mean believing you're the Sexiest Man Alive. Just ask Noah Wyle, who thought People magazine was pulling a prank.
With the competition still alive and breathing, we have a few questions of our own.
Michael B. Jordan is still walking among us. Jonathan Bailey hasn't stopped being gorgeous and British. Tyriq Withers still has abs—I checked. Now Wyle has joined the lineup, further delaying my plans to be great.
Wyle, meanwhile, had the audacity to be all humble and sexy about it:
“I thought that sounded like a prank—just not in a million years did I think that this would be an honor bestowed on me.”
A prank? Noah, please. From Northwestern University to baby-faced Dr. John Carter on ER and brooding, sad-eyed Dr. Robby on The Pitt, Wyle has spent decades giving binge-watching millennials television crushes.
Add an Emmy win, a silver-fox glow-up, and a face that needs a hug. The man is practically an emotional support fantasy amid political chaos and questionable decisions.
The folks at People certainly knew how to make an announcement:
Full disclosure, I wasn't entirely sold. Shawn Hatosy was right there playing Dr. Jack on The Pitt, looking like the kind of doctor who could make me forget why I came to the emergency room.
Look, I don't need Dr. Jack to save my life. I just need him to look at me like I'm his next problem. Besides, you can't spell hot without Hatosy.
Then Wyle posed with his dog, and suddenly my side-eye symptoms disappeared:
The dog was adorable, the smirk was criminal, and that smolder should require a prescription. Hallelujah, I've been healed. Dr. Jack, cancel my follow-up.
And Wyle isn't the first ER heartthrob in People's crosshairs. Former co-star George Clooney has worn the crown twice, practically making him the department chair of handsome television doctors.
Wyle has a theory about his old colleague's reaction:
“I think he’ll be amused and feel, hopefully, like a proud papa, that I’ve come of gray-haired age.”
Honestly, ER deserves a lifetime achievement award for its contributions to handsome men.
Here's the catch. People doesn't put the crown to a public vote. Its editors choose the winner, leaving everyone else debating their taste like it's a constitutional matter. Even the winners seem bewildered.
Jonathan Bailey, who held the title in 2025, had thoughts of his own:
“It’s a huge honor. Obviously, I’m incredibly flattered. And it’s completely absurd. [Laughs] It’s been a secret, so I’m quite excited for some friends and family to find out.”
Two consecutive winners questioning their coronations? The Council of Hot Men may need an emergency self-esteem meeting.
Watch Bailey celebrate his Wicked earned 365-day title in the Entertainment Tonight clip below:
But the real winner might be Wyle's wife, Sara, who obviously enjoyed having her taste in husbands validated. Their children? Less impressed. Nothing ruins a man's sexy mystique like his own kids.
Wyle recalled his son's practical response to Dad's new status:
“Oh, this is going to make my life so much harder now. But that’s cool, Dad. But also, you invite a lot of haters too.”
His son had a point. Social media quickly turned the announcement into a debate, with some questioning the choice and others celebrating Wyle's long-overdue recognition.
The court of public thirst was officially in session:
Meanwhile, Wyle's Pitt character hasn't been nearly as fortunate. Season 2 put Dr. Robby through a grueling Fourth of July shift as he struggled with PTSD and the emotional toll of emergency medicine. A three-month motorcycle sabbatical couldn't come soon enough.
Amy Poehler had thoughts about Wyle's sex-symbol status during his appearance on Good Hang:
@goodhangwithamy TikTok · Good Hang with Amy Poehler
But Poehler wasn't finished. She also questioned why The Pitt delivers so much graphic medical drama without giving viewers more romance to balance it out.
Poehler prescribed a little heat between emergencies:
“You gonna show the guts, you gotta show some butts.”
Wyle floated a one-to-four ratio of romance to gore. Four gruesome emergencies for one kiss? Sir, your face has already derailed my productivity. Now you're putting fictional affection behind a paywall?
I had goals this week. Ambitions. A future. Instead, I'm begging for one little smooch from a man who thought being called sexy was a practical joke. Stay humble, Dr. Robby. My therapist and I have enough to discuss.
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Sophie Turner Just Stepped Out With Much Darker Hair—And Fans Barely Recognize Her
Oct 29, 2026
Sophie Turner stepped in front of the camera at 14 years old as Sansa Stark for Game of Thrones and has been a prominent figure ever since, well-known for her switch-ups between voluminous red and platinum blonde hair.
But now, allegedly in preparation for her role as Lara Croft in Amazon Prime's upcoming Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, a revival of the franchise best-known for Angelina Jolie's take on the part, Sophie Turner has embraced dark brunette hair for the first time.
When she stepped out on the red carpet at the Ballon d'Or Ceremony in London, fans were not sure what to make of her look.
Sharing a series of Getty Images of her new style on the "Pop Culture Chat" subReddit, Redditors deconstructed the new look.
Turner embraced a dark, almost chocolate brown hair color, either in a straight cut or with very long layers, and her hair was styled with a center part and very loose, wave-like curls. The new look did not embrace framing her face as much as her previous platinum blonde looks did, and the new haircut said goodbye to the layers and bangs fans saw when she was a redhead.
You can see the post here:
from popculturechat
Some Redditors were critical of Turner's new look, saying it aged her and made her unrecognizable.
"I think this color really doesn't suit her." - fruska_gorica
"It’s for her role as Lara Croft, which also doesn’t suit her." - wasp9293
"Well, her hair is going to be up in a ponytail or braid, which will show her face more. She's been a redhead, blonde, auburn/brown, and now a much darker colour. I think the dark hair with a black suit isn't really the best, but we're used to her with brighter hair tones. She's also letting her hair curtain her face for posing, which I think is why it looks not the best." - Doom_Corp
"She is so beautiful, but this makeup is not it. It could be bad lighting, too." - GlumDistribution7036
"I think it’s just aging, to be honest. People do the same thing with Nina Dobrev all the time. 'It’s the makeup, it’s the eyebrows, it’s the eyelids!' when in reality her face has just aged, and she no longer looks quite like she used to as a TEENAGER. Some people’s faces just age more rapidly than others." - ellierae88
"In this case, I do think it’s a combination of the lighting, hair color, and styling. Yes, she is getting older (as are we all), but she doesn’t really look like herself here. The shadows and dark colors are pulling her down, if that makes sense?"
"I hate myself for analyzing the way she looks this much, because she’s gorgeous either way." - macaronitrap
But others were much more welcoming of the new look, calling it a fun new style for her to try.
"Really, everybody? I was thinking that the dark hair looks really striking on her. I guess it just goes to show that it's all subjective." - sra19
"I’m just gonna say it, I think she’s beautiful with dark hair too, and I’m tired of the slanderrrr." - Ok_Conclusion_6324
"I’m genuinely so exhausted that every single time a woman is posted, people try to dissect which work she may have had done and like to claim that the work is aging her drastically." - Different-Eagle-612
"When I first saw this, I was like, 'Okay girl, slay it, love the dark look!' I was genuinely surprised that most people don’t like this look??? She was definitely going for a more Angelina Jolie vibe, and it actually suits her." - notthelatte
"She looks like Brunette Uma Thurman." - bioticspacewizard
"Or a Frozen-era Madonna." - Nice_Back_9977
"I think lighter hair, like blonde, red, or even a lighter or auburn brown, is more her thing, but good on her for trying different things, and not being afraid to make a change and trying out a new vibe that she may be interested in!" - darcsona
"I think the dark hair really brings out her eyes! She's lovely!" - Holiday_Visual793
More than likely, this style change took place for Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, but even if she was just trying it out for herself, every person is welcome to try new things!
After all, makeup, hair color, and hairstyles are not permanent. Color can be changed, makeup can be removed, and hair can grow back, so why not have some fun?
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'Succession' Star Reveals Her Husband Has Only Cooked 3 Meals For Her Ever—And Dax Shepard's Reaction Is Brutal
Oct 29, 2026
Every now and then someone will share an anecdote about their marriage or relationship and it just doesn't quite land as the funny anecdote it's intended to be. This is one of those times!
Actor Justine Lupe, best known as Willa on Succession, recently revealed that her husband, artist Tyson Mason, has only cooked for her three times in their entire marriage.
And one of those meals? Well let's just say it doesn't count as a meal. Like, at all!
Lupe revealed the story on Dax Shepard's Armchair Expert podcast, where Lupe appeared along with her Nobody Wants This castmates, including Shepard's wife Kristen Bell.
And let's just say Shepard was... not impressed, and his reaction has sparked quite a discourse online.
It all began when Bell made a reference to the main storyline in the upcoming season of Nobody Wants This, in which Bell's character Joanne and Adam Brody's character Noah begin living together.
Bell asked each of her fellow castmates the “annoying habit someone learns when they move in with you.”
Bell began by sharing that she leaves piles of clutter all over the house, while Brody quickly chimed in to reveal that he didn't know how to cook or clean when he married fellow actor Leighton Meester.
He told his castmates:
“I’m a different man than when I started dating my wife 14 years ago. I didn’t even know how to make a cup of coffee.”
He went on to explain that his entire domestic skillset basically went no further than pouring dog food in a dog bowl.
But since he and Meester began dating 14 years ago:
"I’ve since caught up, and I feel pretty, pretty good domestically."
Lupe then chimed in to share an anecdote of her own about her marriage. And well... let's just say the internet isn't laughing.
- YouTubeyoutu.be
She shared that her pet peeve about her husband Tyson, who she married in 2025 shortly after the birth of their first child Ellis in 2024, is that he "can't cook either."
But like... he really can't cook. She told her castmates:
“That’s my grievance with him is, like, the non-cooking…in the time that we’ve been together, I think—I actually know—he’s cooked me three meals."
And the word "meals" is being used loosely here because...
"And one of them was a rice cake with almond butter and blueberries and honey."
But wait! It gets worse!
“I was pregnant. I was like, ‘This is so disappointing.’”
Everyone shared a good chuckle, but Shepard's reaction seems to have sparked a reaction on the internet that is anything but amused.
Shepard quipped:
“That’s how sh*tty he is that you would remember that.”
The internet's response to Lupe's story has been even more brutal—basically, everyone is wondering why she's even with the guy.
Oof. Now of course, this discourse is patently absurd.
Nobody actually has any idea what someone's marriage is like just from an anecdote about cooking, and plenty of amazing people in the world don't know how to boil water!
Many others online chimed in to point out that Lupe's husband surely has other talents, and not cooking doesn't automatically mean he's a bad husband.



Okay, but the people criticizing him for thinking a rice cake is a meal? That part is valid!
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Trump Supporters Just Tried To Come For Andy Cohen—And His Shady Clapbacks Are Everything
Oct 29, 2026
The words of a heckler who shouted at MAGA Republican President Donald Trump on Monday have gone viral online.
Trump was stumping in Corinth, Mississippi, holding a MAGA rally to drum up support for GOP candidates in the upcoming midterm elections. His speech was, as usual, a mess of non sequiturs primarily focused on himself.
During the course of the event, Trump was heckled several times. The third heckler's words were the ones everyone enjoyed the most.
The moment was caught on video by one of the right-wing media providers that still covers the POTUS's perpetual MAGA rallies. It was quickly clipped and shared widely even though the man's words were difficult to hear clearly.
But those in attendance, including the media, shared what happened, though versions of what was said vary slightly.
A man stood and yelled at the POTUS either:
"Take your ballroom and shove it up your fat a**!"
or:
"Shove that ballroom up your fat a**!"
You can see the moment here:

Trump responded:
"Oh, go home! Go home. Go home."
He then repeated his usual claim, without evidence, that protesters are all paid to oppose him publicly, saying:
"You know they’re paid protesters? They get paid $250 by—they think it’s [George] Soros—and they ruin their lives because now they get booked. Now they get booked. We don’t usually press it too hard, but isn’t that terrible?"
Security escorted the latest Trump heckler out of the arena.
Of course, Trump's Mississippi MAGA minions had his back in the moment, as people pointed out.
But online, it was a different story. One of the people amused by the heckler's words was Bravo host and Real Housewives producer Andy Cohen.
Cohen shared it on X, writing:
"Take your ballroom and shove it up your fat a**' is SENDING ME … is there merch?"

A few of Trump's MAGA minions tried to silence him as well, but chanting "USA" isn't very effective online. Instead of shouting Cohen down, the MAGA hecklers found themselves on the receiving end of a master class in clapping back.
Cohen schooled the children in the comments.

People loved Cohen's comebacks.

Public opinion shows Trump's Washington D.C. renovations and vanity projects aren't playing well with anyone outside the MAGAsphere.
According to a July poll by The Washington Post, 65% of Americans are "dissatisfied" to "upset" with Trump's projects, with only 31% having a positive reaction—13% "enthusiastic" about the changes and 18% just "satisfied."
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