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Viewers Left Baffled By One Of Kim Kardashian's Bizarrely Risqué Outfits In New Hulu Series
In fact, the show currently boasts at 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and it's already been called "a crime against television" and "campy."
But viewers became more disgruntled, and even confused, by the inconsistencies with Kim Kardashian's character. Not only were some unhappy with her acting chops, but they had some serious questions about her wardrobe choices as a supposedly powerful and independent divorce lawyer.
At one point during the first episode, Kardashian appears in a two-piece business suit. She wears a light blue button-down shirt, maroon red tie, and a black, button-down vest, and the top appears to be cropped to show some skin before moving into a black, form-fitting skirt.
But when seen from behind, it almost appears as if she struggled to pull the skirt all the way up, because the back of the skirt is pulled down, revealing some of her butt and a prominent thong in the same red to match the tie.
Here are front and back images that Kardashian originally shared on Instagram:
The episode goes on with the women chatting together, relaxing with glasses of wine, and paying no mind to Kardashian's character's apparel choices.
Viewers were confused by the choice, wondering if it was supposed to add something to the story.
The confusion spread to the "KUWTK" subReddit, where Redditors couldn't wrap their heads around the choice.
Redditor N_Ywasneverthesame included the following photo while asking:
"What is this, hunny???"
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Fellow Redditors were also confused.
"I do not know why a lawyer has her a** half out. What type of styling is this?"
"I thought maybe her a** is too big to button it up, but again, why wouldn't they tailor it for her?"
"It makes no sense. You know what the terrible rating is on point, just based on the styling concept." - Cautious-Brush4454
"She looks like she stood up and her pants slipped down and she’s too embarrassed to bring attention to it by pulling them up." - genescheesezthatpls
"This is 100% a deliberate styling choice. If you look at other pics, it's a perfect rounded scoop."
"That being said, I don't get it AT ALL. What lawyer would ever?!" - TopInvestigator5518
"Omg, she's a lawyer in a show with that?!" - heygurl34
"I literally cannot wrap my head around why they would purposely have her looking like that, especially when her character on the show is supposed to be like a lawyer or something." - f**kstephanie
Viewers of this show are currently struggling with it, and they're full of questions. In future episodes, we hope some clarity will come in the form of character development and design choices that actually add to the plot.
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Ken Jennings Offers Cheeky Apology After Bizarre 'Jeopardy!' Clue About AI Baffles Viewers And Contestants
For this category, the contestant must complete the question, like "Daddy, is there really a Santa Claus?" by using the clue provided, which is something a father might say in response, like, "Yes, he appears every year on Christmas Eve night."
But the $400 clue managed to baffle everyone, including Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings.
"No. AI generated the TikTok image of this pig/human eventually killed by Tim Cheese."
The camera panned to each stumped contestant, and Jennings admitted:
"I didn't understand any of that."
Then Jennings provided the answer:
"Who is John Pork."
You can watch the original video here:
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This all seems harmless enough, albeit confusing, but some viewers took offense to the phrasing of the Jeopardy! question, namely the claim that John Pork was "AI-generated."
John Pork, an individual with a man's body and a pig's head on top, rose to fame back in 2018, sharing his interests in travel, music, and fashion. Fans of the character have also built their own stories and lore around him, some of it incredibly fantastic and nonsensical, like an individual with a man's body and a rat's head named "Tim Cheese" eventually leading to his demise.
Though photo editing and makeup were obviously involved, his obscure account launched before ChatGPT and AI-generated images rose to infamy.
Wishing to keep their already wholesome and informative platform clean of controversy, Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings issued a genuine and funny apology to John Pork and his social media followers.
Jennings said:
"When we played a clue recently on 'Jeopardy!' about John Pork, I remarked that I didn't understand a word of it."
"Well, I've had the chance to learn quite a bit since that clue aired about the late Mr. Pork, including the fact that some viewers took exception with our description of him as AI-generated."
"Now, even though AI is used heavily in many of his TikToks, it's possible that wasn't the best wording to refer to his original appearances."
"John, I hope you'll forgive me and all of us at 'Jeopardy!' for any insult we may have committed against you or your memory."
You can watch the apology video here:
Viewers found the apology to be funny—and somewhat baffling.
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Imagine, an anthropomorphic pig-man "killed" by an anthropomorphic rat-man, and we're not even watching a contemporary rendition of The Nutcracker. With an apology from none other than the Jeopardy! host sprinkled on top.
What a time to be alive.
Ariana Grande Calls Out Death Threats After She's Forced To Miss 'Wicked: For Good' Premiere In Brazil
Grande had announced on Instagram that she would not be able to make it to the premiere due to maintenance issues on the plane that caused a significant delay. She went on to say that she and her team tried many solutions before realizing Grande would not be making it, and that she was very sorry.
"i am so heartbroken that i'm unable to be there with you all. we sincerely tried everything we could and i apologize from the bottom of my heart."
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Grande stars in this second installment of the film adaptation of the Wicked musical, the first of which came out around this time only a year ago.
She plays Glinda (the good witch) to Cynthia Erivo's Elphaba (the Wicked Witch of the West) in the story of how the characters from The Wizard of Oz came to be. The multi-part adaptation also stars Jonathan Bailey as Fiyero, an actor known well for his work in Bridgerton as well as being 2025's "Sexiest Man Alive" at People magazine.
Many fans in Brazil received this news with sadness, but some were apparently so angry about Grande not showing up that they went as far as to threaten violence upon Grande.
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Plenty of fans denounced the ones who threatened Grande and her team.
They pointed out the irony of being a fan so much that you threaten the very thing you say you're a fan of.
Some saw this as just another example of artists going on a world tour and skipping Brazil.
Ultimately, folks generally agreed: Grande is only human, just like us.
Wicked: For Good is having rolling premieres around the world this month.
Kidz Bop Just Released A Cover Of A Super Suggestive Sabrina Carpenter Song—And Fans Are Not OK
But every now and then they decide to take one of pop's filthier tunes and retrofit it for tykes, and the results are... well, weird to say the least.
And the latest example is one of pop star Sabrina Carpenter's extremely suggestive tunes, "Tears"—and fans cannot handle the Kidz Bop version.
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The Kidz Bop rendition is so weird and off-putting that many fans initially assumed it was AI satire. But nope! It's real.
For the uninitiated, the tears in question in Carpenter's "Tears" are not, shall we say, falling from her eyes. They are falling from... somewhere, uh... much lower on the female body?
Here, just let her tell it:
"I get wet at the thought of you"
"Being a responsible guy"
"Treating me like you're supposed to do"
"Tears run down my thighs"
So, you know, maybe we just leave the kids out of this one, right? Not if you're Kidz Bop!
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The Kidz Bop children—yes it's children who sing these songs, in case you didn't know—changed the lyrics to:
"I just smile at the thought of you"
"Being a responsible guy"
"Treating me like you're supposed to do"
"Tears fall from my eyes"
Which, okay fine, but at some point the Kidz Bop audience is gonna be in the car with mom and the real "Tears" is gonna come on and, uhhhhhhh... Did we really need to do this, Kidz Bop?!
People online are having a full-tilt meltdown over it, as they should!
Usually Kidz Bop retools are just sort of silly and funny but this one somehow feels deeply cursed.
And as several fans pointed out, of all the Sabrina Carpenter songs out there, THIS is the one they pick to remake?! Just do a kid-friendly version of "Espresso" and call it a day—we don't need to be doing all this!
Yeah, people on social media were definitely not okay after hearing Kidz Bop's new jam.
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Anyway, you know the people at Kidz Bop knew exactly what they were doing and are howling at laughter about this, as they should be.
Laugh it up, guys... but in the words of Carpenter herself, "please, please, please" never do this again!