Which makes you laugh the hardest? via WatchMojo
Search
AI Powered
Latest News
More from
Trump's Granddaughter Is Now Using Her Platform To Sell $130 Sweatshirts—And The Grift Is Strong With This One
On Instagram, the now blonde Kai Trump shared photos from the White House lawn, captioned:
"Live now at Kaitrump.shop (link in bio)! This collection is something I’ve dreamed about for a long time, and I’m so grateful it’s finally here. Launching this line has been such an exciting project."
"From the quality of the fabric to the details in the designs, I wanted to create a piece that isn’t just merch but a staple you can wear anywhere."
"There are Clean pieces you can mix, match, and make your own. I can’t wait to see how you style them!"
The response, however, has been less than complimentary.
The very first comment on Kai Trump's Instagram post, liked over 660 times so far, says:
"Federal law (18 U.S.C. § 607 & § 610) and ethics regulations generally prohibit using government property, resources, or official positions for personal profit or campaign fundraising."
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
The most popular comment, with over 1,500 likes says:
"Would rather burn 130 dollars [than] buy that sweatshirt"
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
Across social media, those outside the MAGAsphere are giving Kai Trump's new clothing line a hard pass.
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
Several people noted the design was far from original or creative.
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
While others called it a grift.
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
@kaitrumpgolfer/Instagram
On Friday, Kai—now looking more like her Aunt Ivanka than her dad with her new hair color and style—was front and center with her grandfather.
Trump told the gathered reporters, "This is Kai, by the way," just before the pair boarded a helicopter to go to the Ryder Cup for more sweatshirt photo ops.
Most Read
Keanu Reeves And His Girlfriend Speak Out After Rumor Spreads That They Secretly Got Married
Recently, a rumor circulated online, claiming that Reeves and Grant had quietly tied the knot.
An alleged insider claimed:
"It was so peaceful and full of love. It felt natural and real, like something that truly reflected who they are as a couple."
"Alexandra looked elegant in a simple gown, while Keanu, known for his humble and gentle nature, was said to be emotional when he saw her walk down the aisle."
But like many rumors that spread online, there was really no news, as both celebrities have confirmed.
In addition to Reeves' publicist confirming to E! News that, "[The rumor] is not true. They are not married," Grant created an Instagram post that had everyone in their feels.
In response to the rumors, Grant shared an incredible photograph from Roden Crater of the ascending stairs and the skylight above. At the base of the stairs, Grant and Reeves are pictured holding hands and kissing, though in everyday clothes.
Grant wrote in the caption:
"This is a real photo. Not an engagement photo or an AI wedding announcement... simply a kiss!"
"(Albeit maybe the moment right before or after it... given the slightly goofy expressions on our faces!)"
"We're at Roden Crater, and Keanu and Gard had just finished interviewing James Turrell for Visionaries."
"I'm sharing it here to say thank you to everyone for the congratulations on our wedding. Except we didn’t get married. Good news is much needed these days, but it's still fake news, so be careful out there! So, here's a bit of real happiness!"
You can see the Instagram post here:
Fans of the pair reassured Grant that they were a wonderful embodiment of love, no matter the state of their relationship.
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
@grantalexandra/Instagram
Though it would undoubtedly be lovely to see Reeves and Grant marry, there's something so endearingly sweet and wholesome about the fact that they've held true to the relationship they want to have.
Marriage isn't for everyone. If Reeves and Grant marry, it should be on their terms, in their own time, and as subtly, elegantly, or over-the-top virally as they want it to be.
Carnival & Van Leeuwen's Sunscreen Ice Cream!
Before anyone gets the idea of slathering the frozen dessert on a sunburn, TikTok influencers were quick to clarify: this one’s for eating, not SPF. Packaged in a red carton with blue-and-white accents to mimic Carnival’s ships, the flavor leans more piña colada than Coppertone.
The ingredient list includes cream, coconut cream, milk, cane sugar, egg yolks, cocoa butter, vanilla extract, natural flavors, and a pinch of sea salt. In other words, it smells like sunscreen but tastes like vacation. For now, you won’t find it in stores—Carnival only shipped a few 16-ounce containers to influencers, media, and partners.
Carnival explained in a press release:
“The flavor is designed as a cheeky nod to summer’s signature scent and aims to combat what Carnival calls the ‘End-of-Summer Scaries.’”
In other words, they’re betting a coconut cone can keep you from crying into your pumpkin spice latte.
You can view the chill flavor reveal posting below:
Influencers, including TikToker @theerichammer, got first dibs after buzzing about the flavor on social media.
In a video, he disclosed:
“In addition to my aspirations as a young child to be an ice cream man, I wear more sunscreen than almost anyone…”
Somewhere, dermatologists are slow-clapping his dedication while silently praying he never mistakes SPF50 for coconut cream.
You can watch the video below:
Actor Jonathan Bennett also joined the taste-test bandwagon, giving the flavor his own tropical seal of approval:
“It does taste like sunscreen, but in a good way. It tastes like you’re eating vacation.”
His Instagram video can be found here:
Clearly, if Aaron Samuels says sunscreen ice cream is fetch, who are we to argue?
Amy Martin Ziegenfuss, Carnival’s chief marketing officer, summed up the project in an email:
“We wanted a collaboration that captures vacation vibes and sends the message that summer can be endless.”
Of course, there’s more at stake here than just a quirky flavor. Carnival has been searching for ways to attract travelers again after a challenging decade marked by post-pandemic fears, rising fuel prices, uncertain demand, and stiff competition from rival cruise lines.
A bold Van Leeuwen collaboration is less about the product itself and more about keeping Carnival at the top of mind—even for those who haven’t booked a trip.
Social media, naturally, churned out reactions:
@tiktokeaglesdad2020/TikTok
@giannax46/TikTok
@jillyjilly456/TikTok
@user5600773916761/TikTok
@bsmonitor/TikTok
@jaymesv/Instagram
@ezra.moreland/Instagram
@edwardbayer/Instagram
@frankangelo13322/Instagram
@kare423/Instagram
@debra91943/Instagram
@carnival/Instagram
For those who don’t know, now you know: Van Leeuwen began as a humble New York City food truck in 2008, founded by brothers Pete and Ben (no relation to Jerry) Van Leeuwen and Australian partner Laura O’Neill. Their mission: create “purer ice cream” using high-quality ingredients like Ceylon cinnamon, Sicilian pistachios, and vanilla from Papua New Guinea.
Since then, the brand has evolved from cult favorite to frozen-aisle heavyweight. A $18.7 million investment in 2020 fueled rapid expansion, with more than 70 scoop shops open by the end of 2024.
Seasonal drops continue to keep fans guessing—such as the 2025 Summer lineup featuring Alfonso mango sorbet and Sweet Corn with a blueberry jam swirl, or the 2024 Spring special with Vegan Blue Amaretto and matcha cake.
And now, excuse me while I debate whether to grab a vanilla pint from my freezer—or just book a Carnival cruise and call it “research.”
Leonardo DiCaprio Reveals His Agent Wanted Him To Change His Name Because It Was 'Too Ethnic'
He explained:
"I finally got an agent. They said 'Your name is too ethnic.'"
When DiCaprio asked what on earth they meant by that, the reply was that he would never get hired in Hollywood with that name, and they offered a new name instead.
He recounted:
“I go, ‘What do you mean? It's Leonardo DiCaprio.’ They go, ‘No, too ethnic. They're never gonna hire you. Your new name is Lenny Williams.’”
He then went on to say that the Williams portion comes from his little-known middle name, Wilhelm.
DiCaprio spoke fondly of his father when recounting how decisively the man dealt with the name issue.
"My dad saw his photo, ripped it up, and he said, ‘Over my dead body.'"
Commenters couldn't image a world where a star of DiCaprio's power could ever be a Lenny Williams.
@randomificatorul/Instagram
And it wasn't just DiCaprio that this happened to. Actor Benicio del Toro, also on that episode of New Heights, said that he too had received the suggestion to change his name to be "less ethnic." His suggested name? Benny Del.
People were aghast at how stupid those agents must have been.
@indai_famousonjupiter/Instagram
@totalnerdgirlkatie/Instagram
@jmaria1976/Instagram
@vortexglitter/Instagram
@ryukyu417/Instagram
@wrnr_mn/Instagram
@websauce24/Instagram
This subtle and not-so-subtle whitewashing of actor's ethnic backgrounds isn't a new phenomenon in Hollywood.
@pastafarianlivesmatters/Instagram
@maria.giraldo1005/Instagram
@fugggduggg/Instagram
DiCaprio and Del Toro are currently promoting their film One Battle After Another, which came out early this fall.