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Katie Couric Has Hilariously Shady 1-Word Response To Clip Of Melania Singing In Her Documentary
Mar 23, 2026
Finding great moments from the Melania Trump vanity project, her self-titled documentary, may prove difficult. Largely described as a $75 million dollar bribeâ$45 million to make and $30 million to marketâfrom Amazon's Jeff Bezos to MAGA Republican President Donald Trump, the film was a bomb at the box office and savaged by critics.
This was despite suspicious bulk ticket purchases during Melania's opening weekend and review bombing by Trump's MAGA minions to try to prop up the film that followed Melania Trump around as she tried to pick out clothes in the 20 days leading up to Trump's second inauguration.
Now Melania is being pushed on X and at White House events by the FLOTUS and by the landing page on the streaming service Amazon Prime. People can now watch it in the privacy of their homes.
One MAGA minion took to Threads to share video of his TV screen and his favorite part of the film.
He captioned his video post:
"Just watched Melania the movie. Personally I think she did a great job on it. Very informative and showed many sides of this woman. I added a clip of my favorite part."
You can hear the Threads poster saying:
"I'm watching 'Melania.' I love this part of the show. It shows her as a real person."
In the clip, a person off camera says:
"Are we doing carpool karaoke with Melania?"
The flotus replies:
"You think I'm a singer now?"
When Melania laughs near the end of the clip, he laughs along.
You can see his post here:
People were quick to react to the Threads post.










But award-winning journalist and media founder Katie Couric had a one word response to his post:
"Riveting."
People appreciated Couric's sarcastic response to the clip purported to make Melania seem almost human.



People also appreciated the specific word choice.







Many had praise for Couric as well.










Melania reportedly grossed approximately $16.7 million worldwide ($16.4 million domestic) as of early March 2026.
After bulk purchase ticket sales produced a record breakingâfor a non-concert documentaryâ$7 million opening weekend, ticket sales fell off a cliff. The actual audience was primarily older White women, with only a fraction of Trump's self-described MAGA minions making a trip to the theater.
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An Older MAGA Voter's Rant About How Prices Are Going Up Due To Trump Is Getting Epically Skewered
Mar 23, 2026
Keith Pedersen, a senior Trump voter, went viral after sharing on Facebook his complaints about how prices for gas, groceries and other essentials are going up under President Trumpâand has received some very unsympathetic responses.
In January, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins claimed that food prices were coming down, even as the Consumer Price Index shows grocery costs rose 0.7% in December. Beef, which Rollins elevated near the top of the food pyramid in the dietary guidelines she recently unveiled, increased 1% over the month and was up 16.4% compared with a year earlier.
Republicans have faced pressure from constituents nationwide to address the rising cost of living, but Americans are feeling pain at the pump now that the Iran war has prompted a spike in gas prices.
Gas prices are climbing rapidly nationwide, with the average cost of a gallon of regular gasoline surpassing $3.84 on Wednesday, the highest level since September 2023. Last week, data from AAA showed the national average rising another four cents to $3.88, while diesel prices remained above $5 per gallon.
According to Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy, the U.S. is experiencing the fastest four-week increase in gasoline prices on recordâabout 97 cents.
In a post that went viral after it was posted to the "Leopards Ate My Face" subreddit, Pedersen wrote:
"I'm going to throw this out there, and I don't care if you agree with it or disagree with it because this is my belief this is the way I think and this is the way I feel."
"I voted for Trump because I knew he'd bring prices down as far as fuel groceries you know the essentials to make it easier on us older Americans but what's happening is he's increasing it."
"And what's funny is that fuel is going up 1020 maybe 30% more as well as our groceries or electricity just our daily living is going to be increased 10 20 30% because of this war. You're crasy [sic] if you live on Social Security. This war is killing older generations older people somebody needs to put a stop to this somebody needs to do something."
"So you going to tell me that Iran was going to use nuclear weapons to try and take over the world but yet at the same time destroy the world because of nuclear weapons it makes no sense to me."
You can see his post below.

Trump has made it very clear he doesn't care about the affordability crisis.
Last year, insisting prices are down despite rising inflation, he claimed that affordability "doesn't mean a thing to anybody." He went on to accuse Democrats of crafting a âfake narrativeâ and âcon jobâ to trick the American people into not voting for Republicans.
Trump previously dismissed the concerns of a MAGA voter who begged him to fulfill his campaign promise to lower the price of groceries. Trump, responding to the North Carolina woman, said, "I think of groceries, you know, it's an old-fashioned word, but it's a beautiful word," and nonetheless insisted that "beef, we have to get down, but we've got prices way down."
Trump said that under his administration, the U.S. has seen "the biggest reduction in costs in the history of that chart or whatever that thing is they do." He also said he doesn't "want to hear a thing about the affordability because right now we're much less."
He even said in remarks shortly after winning the 2024 election that "when you buy apples, when you buy bacon, when you buy eggs, they would double and triple the price over a short period of time, and I won an election based on that," adding "we're going to bring those prices way down."
What's also damning is that, shortly after he said that, he admitted to Time magazine that it's "very hard" to actually lower grocery prices.
And on the subject of gas prices, Trump had this to say in an exclusive Reuters interview:
âI donât have any concern about it. [Gas prices will] drop very rapidly when this is over, and if they rise, they rise, but this is far more important than having gasoline prices go up a little bit.â
And people don't have much sympathy for Pedersen considering MAGA voters were explicitly warned this would happen under a second Trump administration.
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Pete Hegseth's Pastor Prays With MAGA Podcaster That 'God Kills' James Talarico In Bonkers Video
Mar 23, 2026
MAGA podcaster Joshua Haymes and pastor Brooks Potteigerâwho counts Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth among his congregantsâsparked anger after they prayed that "God kills" Texas Senate nominee James Talarico.
Earlier this month, Talarico pulled off an upset against Texas Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett, who has urged Democrats to support his candidacy as the 2026 midterm season kicks off.
Talarico is openly Christianâand that's not enough for the MAGA faithful and Christian nationalists like Haymes, who said he hopes "God kills" Talarico to make a statement.
Haymes said:
"You're not called to love the barbarian horde that is planning to break into your city and pillage, plunder, rape, and mutilate you and your people. You don't love that horde. This is where you pray ... 'Destroy them. God, make them as dung on the ground.'"
"I pray that God kills him. Ultimately, that means killing his heart and raising him up to new life in Christ. That's the first thing."
Potteiger replied with a hope that Talarico could be martyred like Saul of Tarsus, also known as Paul the Apostle:
"We want him crucified with Christ. I want him to be Saul of Tarsus, Talarico of Tarsus. That's what I want."
Haymes agreed, adding:
"Yes, we want death and new life. If it would not be within God's will to do so, stop him by any means necessary."
You can watch their exchange in the video below.
Many have condemned their remarks.
Talarico has openly opposed Christian nationalism, once referring to it as "the worship of powerâsocial power, economic power, political power, in the name of Christ."
He has condemned the way Christian nationalists have warped the teachings of Jesus, turning him "into a gun-toting, gay-bashing, science-denying, money-loving, fear-mongering fascist."
Talarico notably criticized his GOP colleagues for backing Texas Senate Bill 10, under which schools are required to display the Ten Commandments in every elementary and secondary school classroom across the state. He has referred to such displays as "idolatrous," adding that the bill's "exclusionary" and "arrogant" nature "are diametrically opposed to the teachings of Jesus."
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Someone Hacked Crosswalks In Denver To Play Hilariously NSFW Anti-Trump MessagesâAnd It's Brilliant
Mar 23, 2026
Hackers changed the messages on some newly-installed crosswalks in Denver, Colorado, to play messages criticizing President Donald Trumpâto the delight of anti-Trumpers.
The crosswalk push-buttons were newly installed and âstill bagged,â operating on factory settings that included a default password easily found online, according to Nancy Kuhn of the Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. She said the password has now been changed and officials âdonât expect a repeat situation" at these locations.
Videos that went viral show a crosswalk with a robotic voice saying:
"The walk signal is on, f**k Trump."
You can hear the message below.
In another, a robotic voice makes what appears to be a reference to the killing of schoolgirls in Iran on the first day that the U.S. launched strikes on the country:
"The walk signal is on. Trump murders children."
You can hear the message below.
Damian Meldgaard, a local resident, said:
âI was surprised, I had to gather myself and think, âDid I really hear that?â And then I was enamored."
"I loved it, it made my day, it was absolutely what I wanted to hear. I kinda wanted my own recording just for my own personal sense of self-satisfaction.â
You can see a news report about the messages below.
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People applauded the prank.
Last year, hackers programmed pedestrian crosswalks across Silicon Valley in northern California to play fake messages mocking billionaires Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.
The unexpected messages were heard in Palo Alto, Redwood City, and Menlo Parkâhome to Zuckerberg's expansive Meta headquarters. In one instance, a Musk impersonator offered passing pedestrians a Tesla Cybertruck in exchange for friendship.
Another message, mimicking Zuckerberg, quipped, âReal ones call me The Zuck" and mentioned how he is inserting AI "into every facet of your conscious experience."
City of Palo Alto spokesperson Meghan Horrigan-Taylor told Business Insider that a city employee first noticed a malfunction in the voice announcement system at one crosswalk. Upon further investigation, it was discovered that 12 additional crosswalks were experiencing the same issue.
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An AI Video About Who Would Star In 'Friends' If It Was Cast Today Has Everyone Completely Puzzled
Mar 20, 2026
âIâll be there for youâ⌠except, waitâwhy is that person playing Chandler Bing? Thatâs the question viewers kept asking after an AI fan video of Friends began circulating online with some very questionable casting choices.
In a repost by @SweetTexanRose, the user summed up the confusion:
âIf Fâ˘Râ˘Iâ˘Eâ˘Nâ˘Dâ˘S was cast in 2026. I think theyâd did pretty well for the most part, I just donât know who the guys for Chandler or Ross are. đâ
The video leans fully into Gen Z âdream casting,â pairing AI-generated versions of todayâs biggest stars with the original Friends characters. Sydney Sweeney appears alongside Jennifer Anistonâs Rachel Greene, Sabrina Carpenter is placed next to Lisa Kudrowâs Phoebe Buffay, and non-Oscar winner TimothĂŠe Chalamet is positioned as Joey Tribbiani opposite Matt LeBlanc.
But the real sticking point? Chandler Bingâwho the video casts as MrBeastâwhich feels less like âdream castingâ and more like âhow did we get here as a society?â
You can watch the whole unsettling video below:
If Fâ˘Râ˘Iâ˘Eâ˘Nâ˘Dâ˘S was cast in 2026.
I think theyâd did pretty good for the most part, I just donât know who the guys for Chandler or Ross are. đ pic.twitter.com/7btlucLhND
â Jen (@SweetTexanRose) March 17, 2026
Fancast AI generally refers to using artificial intelligence tools to reimagine movies, books, or TV shows by generating realistic images or inserting actors into familiar scenes. These tools allow users to visualize âdream casts,â create concept art, and even animate characters into short-form videos.
And this kind of content is certainly not new.
AI-generated fan casts and tribute videos have been steadily taking over TikTok and other platforms, with creators using tools like Runway, CapCut, JunkBoxAI, and various AI avatar generators to produce increasingly realistic edits. Many of these videos rely on âthen vs. nowâ transformations or fully animated sequences built from still images.
But as the technology improves, so does the discomfort surrounding it.
A recent example circulating online involves a likeness of Robin Williams generated through Sora, OpenAIâs video tool that can create photorealistic scenes and avatars from simple text promptsâoften without the consent of estates or rights holders.
Zelda Williams, the 36-year-old daughter of Robin Williams and the director of Lisa Frankenstein, addressed the trend directly on Instagram Stories.
She drew a firm boundary on AI recreations of her father:
âPlease, just stop sending me AI videos of Dad. Stop believing I wanna see it or that I'll understand â I don't and I won't. If you're just trying to troll me, I've seen way worse, Iâll restrict and move on."
"But please, if youâve got any decency, just stop doing this to him and to me, to everyone even, full stop. Itâs dumb, itâs a waste of time and energy, and believe me, itâs NOT what heâd want.â
Her statement came amid a growing wave of AI-generated videos recreating deceased celebritiesâfrom Elvis Presley to Anthony Bourdainâfor viral âwhat-ifâ scenarios and digital tributes.
Sora itself is a relatively new, app-based video generator from OpenAI that turns short text prompts into highly realistic video clips, often allowing users to insert lifelike avatars into fully rendered environments.
Now in its second iteration, Sora 2 has already raised concerns across Hollywood, where executives and talent agencies are increasingly wary of how easily likenesses can be replicated and distributed without consent.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said the company plans to offer creators more control over their intellectual property, but skepticism remains high.
Back on the internet, reactions to the Friends AI video have ranged from amused to deeply confusedâespecially when it comes to identifying who is supposed to be playing whom.
You can view the reactions belowâincluding an unsurprising number of people asking who, exactly, MrBeast is:
And this isnât even the first time Friends has been pulled into the AI content cycle.
One viral video from last year featured a fully AI-generated version of the sitcom that quickly veered into uncanny territory. While the set remained somewhat recognizable, the characters barely resembled the original cast. Limbs appeared and disappeared, hands clipped through doors, and at one point, a character appeared to duplicate themselves before casually sitting on the couch.
You can watch that video here:
Whether itâs dream casting, digital resurrection, or straight-up surreal reboots, AI-generated Friends content is only becoming more commonâand, depending on the execution, more confusing. So naturally, we have to ask: who would you cast in a Friends reboot⌠and how badly could you get it wrong?
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