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Many people do not have a great relationship with doctors and medical care in general, but it's important to stay on top of our health, including being aware of what's going on with our bodies.
Actor and comedian Pauly Shore just shouted out the importance of regular appointments, including a full body scan if the person can swing it financially, because they might not be able to afford the consequences otherwise.
Shore completed a full-body scan and discovered he had a benign tumor in his pancreas. Though he was fortunate enough for it to not be cancerous, his doctors encouraged him to have it treated quickly so that that it couldn't turn into something more serious.
Shore shared his experience on Facebook, where he was honest about the experience and the emotional toll it had on him.
Shore wrote in the caption:
"GUYS, PLEASE GO GET A BODY SCAN!"
"About three months ago, I went in for a preventative scan in Las Vegas at a place called SimonMed, where they scan your body from head to toe. They check for tumors, cancer, aneurysms, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, you name it."
"Being in my 50s, I thought it was the right thing to do."
"A week later, they called me with the results. They said they noticed something in my abdominal area and recommended another scan. I did several more scans, and they told me they had found a tumor inside my pancreas."
"I contacted my doctors in Los Angeles, and that’s when everything got put into motion. Thankfully, they told me my tumor was benign. My doctor at Cedars-Sinai said it might have been there for 15 to 20 years."
"Although my doctor said it wasn’t an emergency to remove it immediately, he felt it was the right thing to do."
Though Shore was cared for quickly, the experience took a toll on his mental health.
"Mentally, it really messed with me. Knowing there was a tumor inside me… you just never know!"
Shore shared his experience with preparing for surgery and his recovery so far, and encouraged everyone to get checked out.
"Instinct played a huge role in this. If I hadn’t followed mine and gotten that scan, I might have never found out about the tumor, and in five or ten years, it could have been too late!"
"Please share. Pay it forward. Maybe I can help save someone’s life by encouraging them to get a preventative scan, or even just going to the doctor and talking about prevention. And maybe they can save someone else’s life too. You want to find it before it finds you. I’m all right, and I’m healing every day."
You can watch the video here:
Viewers were supportive of Shore sharing his journey and sent him well-wishes.










Though Shore received quick and mindful medical care, this is a great example of the emotional and mental toll that medical care, even when it's positive and of high quality, can take, and that it's okay to have those complicated feelings.
Most importantly, Shore took care of himself and made sure he received the best care possible.
The never-ending saga continues in Game of Trolls, where Governor Gavin Newsom’s latest move is a threat to exile Kid Rock from California. It began when the governor posted an AI-generated meme of the musician, who is an outspoken Trump supporter, dressed like Uncle Sam with the caption “Kid Rock Wants YOU to Support Gavin Newsom.”
Kid Rock—true to form—snapped back with:
“The only support Gavin Newscum will ever get out of me is from DEEZ NUTZ.”
Four score and seven brain cells ago, our forefathers did not see this coming.
Newsom upped the ante:
“I HATE KID ROCK !!!”
…and followed with:
“HAS ANYONE NOTICED THAT SINCE I SAID ‘I HATE KID ROCK’ HE’S NO LONGER ‘HOT?’”
Not content with just trolling online, Newsom rolled out merch featuring Kid Rock, a falsely angelic Hulk Hogan, and Tucker Carlson praying for the governor. The $32 T-shirt is now available on his campaign site—because of course it is.
And then came the pièce de résistance:
“BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT KID ROCK IS NOT IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF OUR GREAT STATE, I AM GIVING SERIOUS CONSIDERATION TO TAKING AWAY HIS RESIDENCY. HE IS A THREAT TO CALIFORNIA'S EARDRUMS, AND SHOULD REMAIN IN THE WONDERFUL STATE OF MICHIGAN, IF THEY WANT HIM. GOD BLESS AMERICA! — GCN.”
You can view the shady post below:
Unfortunately for Kid Rock, it doesn’t seem Michigan wants anything to do with him:
If Newsom’s tactics feel familiar, it’s because it’s ripped straight from Trump’s playbook of overly dramatic social-media vendettas. Kid Rock’s political idol recently threatened to revoke Rosie O’Donnell’s citizenship—a plot twist in a feud that’s been dragging on since 2006, when O’Donnell torched Trump on The View.
She mocked him for parading as “a moral authority” while rattling off his bankruptcies and failed marriages, then finished with the immortal closer:
“Sit and spin, my friend!”
Nearly two decades later, Trump’s still dizzy from it.
Needless to say, Trump never forgave her, and their feud escalated until, in 2025, he suggested she should lose her citizenship entirely—something he couldn’t actually do, but said anyway, because trolling doesn’t require fact-checking.
Taylor Swift has also found herself in Trump’s crosshairs.
After she endorsed Democrats like Kamala Harris, Trump fumed online:
“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!”
Thoughts and prayers to the president and the Californian governor's CAPS lock keys.
The president—who apparently has plenty of free time these days—declared Swift was “no longer hot,” the same middle-school burn Newsom later lobbed at Kid Rock. Then, in a whiplash-inducing twist, Trump pivoted to actually congratulating Swift and fiancé Travis Kelce, calling her “a terrific person” and him “a great player.”
Genuine growth or just another PR spin cycle? In the never-ending Game of Trolls, this was Trump suddenly trying on the “nice guy” role—but it fit about as well as Kid Rock in a Lincoln costume.
And for Newsom, the PR success isn’t a question.
His Kid Rock trolling spree turned into an online victory lap, with supporters cheering his meme game and critics begrudgingly admitting it was funnier than most political ads.
But Newsom isn’t limiting himself to social media wars. He also notched an actual legal win this week when a federal judge blocked President Trump’s attempt to deploy the National Guard in California, citing an “ongoing risk” that the president would act unlawfully. Translation: Trump can scream in all caps online, but in court, he still has to read the fine print.
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer reminded everyone that Congress had already settled this issue in 1878 with the Posse Comitatus Act, which flatly bans the use of U.S. military for domestic law enforcement. In other words: no, you can’t send troops to babysit protesters because you’re cranky, Mr. President.
You can view the governor’s reaction to the win below:
The decision came after Trump tried to parachute the National Guard into Los Angeles in June during protests against federal immigration enforcement—deployments that Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass called completely unjustified. And they weren’t alone; legal experts pointed out that Trump’s use of the Guard looked more like political theater than public safety.
The ruling also casts a long shadow over Trump’s broader strategy of militarized posturing. He separately mobilized the Guard in Washington, D.C., and even threatened to send troops into Chicago, because nothing says “winning hearts and minds” like putting soldiers on Michigan Avenue.
While Trump’s authority in the capital is unique, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson wasted no time calling the threatened move what it was:
“Tyranny.”
So yes, while Trump was busy cosplaying “Law & Order” by siccing the military on citizens, Newsom walked away with a federal judge essentially telling the president, “Nice try, but even your troll game has limits.”
Disney and Pixar's 2022 Lightyear proved to be one of the more controversial releases from the house of mouse.
The movie featured a same-sex couple, as well as a very brief kiss between them, resulting in homophobes across the country calling for boycotts of the film
The controversy recently came back into the public eye when rapper and music mogul Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., better known as Snoop Dogg, disclosed on the It's Giving podcast that watching the film with his grandson reportedly made him "scared to go to the movies".
Warning: adult language
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Snoop Dogg shared that it was his grandson asking him how it was possible for two women to have a child together that truly "threw [Snoop] for a loop":
“They’re like, ‘She had a baby with another woman'.’'
"Well, my grandson, in the middle of the movie is like, ‘Papa Snoop? How she have a baby with a woman? She’s a woman!’'”
“Oh sh*t, I didn’t come in for this shit! I just came to watch the g*ddamn movie.”
“I’m scared to go to the movies now! Like, y’all throwing me in the middle of sh*t that I don’t have an answer for!”
While It's Giving podcast host Sarah Fontenot found Snoop Dogg's response funny, he naturally offended countless others, who all took to X (formerly Twitter) to call out the 16-time Grammy nominee for his bigoted words.
Some pointed out that Snoop's own life and career was going to cause much worse problems for him to explain to his grandson:
Thankfully, the controversy of Lightyear resurfacing also brought back the heroic defense of the film's same-sex representation from Chris Evans, who voiced the film's title character.

When Lightyear was faced with homophobic backlash at the time of its release in 2022, Evans, an outspoken ally of the LGBTQ+ community, didn't mince words in how he felt about those ignorant critics:
"The real truth is those people are idiots."
"Every time there’s been social advancement as we wake up, the American story, the human story is one of constant social awakening and growth and that’s what makes us good."
"There's always going to be people who are afraid and unaware and trying to hold on to what was before."
"But those people die off like dinosaurs."
"I think the goal is to pay them no mind, march forward and embrace the growth that makes us human."
As Evans’ touching and powerful remarks began to resurface, Facebook users threw his words right back in Snoop Dogg's face, hoping he might hear them and reflect on his bigoted reaction to the film:





If Snoop Dogg is too scared to ever watch a movie with his grandchildren ever again, that's his decision to make.
Why he isn't more scared of the questions his grandchildren are bound to ask him after listening to one of his albums, however, is a bit more curious.
A North Carolina Republican election official arrested and charged with drugging two girls' ice creams has resigned from his prominent appointed position in the state's GOP. Initial information released by the police identified the girls Yokeley tried to drug as his granddaughters.
Wilmington Police Department officials identified the girls as his step-granddaughter and her friend on Friday.
James Yokeley Jr. was made head of Surry County elections in June by the North Carolina State Auditor, Republican Dave Boliek. A new law put the State Auditor in charge of appointing elections board leaders in all North Carolina counties and made Republicans the majority in state and local elections boards.
Yokely resigned days after news of his arrest and only about an hour before the State Board of Elections' emergency meeting to discuss him.
On August 3, Yokeley's 16-year-old granddaughter flagged down nearby Wilmington, North Carolina, police officers after she found pills in her and her 15-year-old friend's ice cream purchased from a Dairy Queen by Yokeley.
Wilmington Police Department Lieutenant Greg Willett said during a press conference that Yokeley purchased the ice cream while the two girls waited in his car.
When his granddaughter—driving Yokeley's car with her grandfather as a passenger—and her friend discovered unusual objects that looked like pills in their ice cream, they immediately pulled into a nearby gas station where they flagged down police and first responders who were already there.
Yokeley claimed ignorance when asked about the ice cream he gave to each girl, blaming the Dairy Queen employees for the crime. Police reports stated Yokeley was serving as guardian for both underage girls for the weekend.
But when police investigators reviewed video surveillance footage, it revealed Yokeley placing the pills into the ice cream for both girls. The pills Yokeley put in both girls' food tested positive for MDMA and cocaine, according to Yokeley's arrest warrant.
MDMA is known as a club drug and has been used by predators to commit sexual assault.
Yokeley invoked his strong Christian faith in his resignation letter while still proclaiming his innocence.
He wrote:
"This decision has not been made lightly. After much prayer, thoughtful reflection and consultation, I have concluded that it’s in the best interest of the State Board of Elections and Surry County Board of Elections, regarding my own false accused circumstances, to step down at this time."
"Based on the truth and facts, I remain prayerfully confident that I will be exonerated of all accusations levied against me."
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People were unsurprised by his political affiliation.








Yokeley joins a long list of Republicans in positions of power preying on children while the GOP claims to be protecting children by attacking drag queens reading books in libraries and trans women and girls participating in sports.
Yokeley was charged with contaminating food with a controlled substance, felony child abuse, and possession of a schedule 1 narcotic.
He is out of jail on a $100,000 bond.
According to Federal Election Commission records reviewed by MeidasTouch, singer Gloria Gaynor—best known for the 1978 hit “I Will Survive” that has long been embraced by the LGBTQ+ community—has donated thousands of dollars to Republicans in recent years, a decision that could explain why President Donald Trump recently named her as a Kennedy Center Honors recipient.
In 2023 and 2024 alone, Gaynor contributed nearly $22,000 to multiple conservative and MAGA-affiliated names and groups.
The records show Gaynor donated money to House Speaker Mike Johnson, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, New York Representative Elise Stefanik, then-Florida Senator Marco Rubio (now Secretary of State), and billionaire biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, who briefly sought the GOP presidential nomination in 2023 and later sought the Ohio GOP gubernatorial nomination.
Additionally, Gaynor, also gave to the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the New Journey PAC, which focuses on Black conservative voters, under her legal name, Gloria Fowles.
Records show no direct contributions to Trump but that has done nothing to rein in speculation that the president is presenting her with the honor because of her contributions to conservatives—many of whom, it should be stressed, have openly railed against and fought to roll back LGBTQ+ rights and denied the brutal realities of slavery and the history of Black liberation in the U.S.
Many have called her out—and see right through Trump's decision to award her.
Despite calls for Gaynor to reject the award, she is moving full speed ahead. Gaynor has limited comments on Instagram and deleted her X account since the announcement.
She released the following statement, per The Daily Mail:
“My hope is that in accepting this honor, I can continue with the inspirational phenomenon that began with ‘I Will Survive.' Sharing my music and art on a global level to provide encouragement, hope, empowerment, inspiration, understanding, and unity is the core of my purpose.”
Looks like many who've felt empowered by Gaynor's famous anthem over the years will just have to "survive" without her in their court.