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At just 19 years old, Andrea Kimi Antonelli seems barely old enough to have a driver's license. But instead of cruising around town with friends, he's driving over 200 miles per hour through the streets of major cities as a Formula One (F1) racer.
The Italian driver, who prefers to be called Kimi, isn't just an also ran either—he's already won won five Grand Prix races since his 2025 debut with Team Mercedes.
Despite holding 13 F1 records—11 related to his age—Antonelli isn't making international headlines for his Grand Prix winning streak—a record-setting five in a row—or any of his other on track accomplishments.
Antonelli is in the news because of a towel.
More specifically, Kimi Antonelli recently made headlines outside the sports world because of who stole his cool down towel from the winners stand at the Monaco Grand Prix, a race he won on June 7 to hit five straight victories and first place in the F1 season's points race.
Reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian, who has been linked to British F1 racer Lewis Hamilton, took a stroll through the racing paddock on race day in Monaco, picked up a towel along the way to wipe her face, then walked off with it.
The theft was caught on camera.
@fashionhousetok Kim Kardashian took the towel meant for Kimi Antonelli after the race in Monaco!! #kimkardashian #kimiantonelli #formula1
In response, Antonelli took to TikTok and Instagram with his Mercedes teammate, British driver George Russell, to inquire about his missing equipment.
@mercedesamgf1 Anyone seen @Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s towel? 🤔 #kimiantonelli #georgerussell #mercedes #f1 #formula1
In a second video, Antonelli recapped his post race activities, including a jump in the Mediterranean Sea and hitting the town with Monaco's rulers, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene.
But they were still looking for his towel.
@mercedesamgf1 We’re still looking for that towel 👀
People found the response to Kardashian's sticky fingers hilarious and played along in the comments.







Kardashian apparently appreciated the humor of the situation as well, and made amends by gifting Antonelli a new towel, embroidered with the message "to Kimi from Kim" and tied with a ribbon.
@f1 @Kim Kardashian gifts @Andrea Kimi Antonelli a new and improved monaco towel 🥰 #f1 #f1drivers #barcelonagp #kimkardashian #kimiantonelli @Mercedes-AMG F1
All is forgiven, it seems.
Maybe Kardashian can expand her Skims shapewear line to include towels.
Callista Gingrich, the U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein and wife to former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich, is attracting attention for her super stiff hairstyle after a video showing her shaking President Donald Trump's hand went viral.
Ahead of his trip to the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, earlier this week, Trump briefly greeted Gingrich before departing. The video showed that the wind was blowing considerably at the time but Gingrich's hair didn't budge an inch.
We imagine an impressive amount of hairspray had to have been required to pull off such a feat—Gingrich's hair was utterly immovable. Trump's hair was not, so we wonder if he asked her for any pointers.
You can see the video of what happened below.
The jokes came flying almost immediately.
This is at least the second time in the last few months that Gingrich has attracted attention for her presentation.
She was criticized last month after she she appeared to Facetune herself in an official government video marking the SelectUSA Investment Summit, which offers opportunities for companies, investors, economic development organizations, and industry experts to network and invest in the United States.
Gingrich announced she "will be leading a delegation" at the event "where partnerships are built and deals are made." She invited interested parties to register and visit the summit's official website for more information. But people noticed pretty quickly that she appeared to have Facetuned herself because there wasn't a wrinkle in sight.
Gingrich has been called out for using Facetune in the past and was criticized as recently as March for sharing a selfie with her husband in which her face and under-eyes had no wrinkles and the creases around her eyes and nostrils had been faded. Her 82-year-old husband—who is 22 years her senior—looked very much his age in comparison.
Even Fox News personality Jesse Watters' own colleagues pushed back after he dismissed former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as just a "female" who will be a "footnote" in history following her remarks that former President Joe Biden's reelection bid was a "terrible mistake" for the Democrats.
Clinton argued that Biden's first significant error was deciding to seek a second term after initially presenting himself as a bridge to a new generation of Democratic leadership.
While she cautioned against relying too heavily on hypotheticals, she suggested that had Biden stepped aside as many expected, Democrats likely would have held a competitive 2024 primary to choose the party's nominee.
Discussing Clinton's comments on The Five, Watters offered a sexist dismissal:
“Historians will look back in 100 years, they’re not gonna look at the fake news stuff that [co-host Jessica Tarlov] traffics in every day. They’re gonna see the big stuff, the world-defining moments, the rewiring of world trade, the crime, the economy, the border, what we’re doing internationally – that’s the stuff."
"Hillary Clinton is gonna be a footnote, and it’s just cause she’s a female.”
When co-host Greg Gutfeld referred to Watters' words as "terrible," Watters added:
“It’s true! What has she done? She’s just a female, that’s it, a female that does what men do.”
That is, of course, inaccurate—Clinton was arguably the most accomplished nominee in the Democratic party's history, having previously served as a U.S. Senator in addition to her tenure as Secretary of State—and Tarlov was quick to point that out before Watters continued:
“That’s just a job. How did she do at the job? Did she do a great job at the job? No, she did a terrible job!"
"She did a terrible job! Just like many men have done terrible jobs at those same jobs.”
Tarlov responded:
"This is beneath you."
You can watch what happened in the video below.
Many have condemned Watters' sexist remarks.
Considering Clinton remains one of the most successful politicians in the United States and Watters merely hosts a program on President Donald Trump's preferred channel, he might be just a little insecure.
Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff hit back at President Donald Trump after Trump branded him "Jon Os(jerk!)off" in an unhinged post following the Republican runoff results.
In this year's midterm election, Ossoff will face Representative Mike Collins, Trump's preferred candidate, after Collins defeated fellow Republican Derek Dooley in Tuesday's GOP runoff.
Collins' campaign has faced controversy before. Earlier this year, the nonpartisan Office of Congressional Conduct reported allegations that Collins' former chief of staff, Brandon Phillips, hired his romantic partner as a district intern in 2023 and 2024 despite claims that she “never worked a day in the district office,” according to a complaint submitted to the agency.
Phillips was later fired in May after posting a message on X targeting the wife of an adviser to a pro-Dooley super PAC. The post came after the adviser argued that Dooley would have been a stronger general-election candidate against Ossoff.
None of this means anything to Trump, of course, who celebrated Collins' win in a post attacking Ossoff as "a pathetic failed Dumocrat":
“So happy for highly respected Congressman Mike Collins. He will win his Senate Race in Georgia against a pathetic failed Dumocrat Senator, Os(jerk!)off, who is a joke in D.C. Nobody even knows who he is!!! I’ll be doing Big TRUMP Rallies for Mike in Georgia!"
You can see Trump's post below.

Ossoff was unimpressed and also took the opportunity to criticize Trump for his "failed war."
Ossoff, asked to respond to Trump's new nickname for him, said:
"I didn’t think it was his best work as nicknames go. But more to the point, he is increasingly unstable. And I think that it flows from the fact that he is globally humiliated from this failed war.”
“This is a debacle for our national security. It is a debacle for the Trump presidency. And we see him lashing out and behaving erratically in ways that put the nation at risk.”
"I want to remind everybody again that he is going to be all-in to elect Mike Collins, his puppet, to the United States Senate in Georgia. And right now... national Republican groups, allied with Donald Trump, have hundreds of millions of dollars more than the national Democratic party."
Ossoff stressed that these groups "will be using those resources... to attack me and try to install this Trump puppet in Georgia" and urged viewers to donate to his campaign "so we can win decisively."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
When approached by TMZ, Ossoff gave similar remarks, saying in part:
“He is a disgraced president, humiliated on the world stage by his failed war. Raking in billions for himself and his family while he makes you pay more for gas, for groceries and for health care.”
Ossoff merely said "I'm good" when asked if he wanted to respond with a nickname for Trump.
Many concurred with Ossoff's remarks.
Ossoff faces a difficult reelection race in a state won by Trump in 2024, making his seat central to Democrats’ hopes of regaining Senate control.
Collins, who represents Georgia's 10th Congressional District, has closely aligned himself with Trump's political agenda. He was the lead sponsor of the bipartisan Laken Riley Act, legislation named after a Georgia nursing student killed by a Venezuelan migrant that increased detention and enforcement requirements for certain undocumented immigrants accused of crimes.
Securing Trump's endorsement became a central focus of Collins' Senate campaign. The president withheld his support until after Representative Buddy Carter, another Trump-aligned candidate, was eliminated from the race last month when he failed to finish in the top two during the primary. Trump ultimately backed Collins and joined him for a tele-rally on Tuesday ahead of the runoff election.
In an unexpected twist for Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, nepo-baby White House correspondent Peter Doocy called out MAGA Republican President Donald Trump's deal to end the war he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel provoked with Iran and reopen the Strait of Hormuz that was closed because of their actions.
The son of Fox News veteran Steve Doocy spoke to Fox News host Will Cain on Tuesday from Geneva, Switzerland, where Trump was attending the G7 Summit. Cain asked Doocy if he could hear what Trump said, to which he replied that he could and that he agreed with Trump's assertion that he's "very rich."
Pivoting, Doocy turned the conversation to Trump's newly signed deal with Iran, saying:
"Will, you know, you’re talking about how we still have so much to learn about this memorandum of understanding. Today, a big thing is we learned why the Iranians are eager to sign on to this thing. Turns out, according to the [Murdoch owned] 'Wall Street Journal,' Iran is soon going to be able to start selling oil again on the global marketplace."
"As soon as they sign this thing on Friday, they can start selling, and that is their main moneymaker. There’s also a lot of talk about this $300 billion fund that they may soon have access to. Nobody is disputing that that is a thing."
After playing clips of Vice President JD Vance and Trump defending their deal, Doocy added:
"This memo of understanding is now being described as conceptual and as a very general document. And so when officials say we have to wait for the details, it is possible that we have to wait on the details because nobody has figured out the details."
You can see the clip here:
People concurred with Doocy's assessment.

Then on Wednesday during a press conference at G7, Doocy put Trump on the spot about a tweet he made in 2020 attacking Democratic President Barack Obama's deal with Iran, which was in effect, cost taxpayers nothing as all funds were related to frozen Iranian assets, and had the Strait of Hormuz open until Trump canceled the deal and attacked Iran.
Doocy began:
"I just want to ask you about this, a wise man once said, in January of 2020, 'Iran never won a war, but never lost a negotiation.' That wise man–"
The POTUS interrupted:
"Who said that?"
Doocy responded:
" Donald Trump."
Trump replied:
"That's what I thought you were going to say."
Doocy continued:
"How do you go back to the United States and convince a skeptical American public that this deal–"
Trump interrupted again, saying:
"Well, look here, they lost militarily, okay? It's very tough, because I know that no matter what — if I would go, by the way, if I'd go another three or four weeks, those same people that are critical would say he went too long, he shouldn't have, you know — no matter what."
Trump then launched into a lie-filled attack on the media and his critics, never actually answering Doocy's question.
You can see the moment here:
Trump has yet to attack Doocy over his moments of honesty and for failing to deliver his usual softball questions, but the international press covered the interaction with headlines saying Doocy humiliated Trump.
Whether Fox News will now face the wrath of Trump remains to be seen.