Author: Kelly Whitewood

Helen Hunt’s latest selfie has the internet buzzing—for reasons that go beyond baseball. The Oscar-winning actress recently shared a joyful photo of herself at Wrigley Field in Chicago, where she was all smiles ahead of the Dodgers vs. Cubs season opener in Tokyo. “In just a few hours, the Chicago @cubs will play my @dodgers in Tokyo in the first game of the 2025 season,” she wrote. “Let’s go Dodgers. But my goodness, the Cubs are epic and this stadium is a work of art.” Though the post was meant to celebrate the kickoff of baseball season, attention quickly shifted…

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I can only imagine the constant, overwhelming pressure that most celebrities are under every single day. Criticism comes with the territory—especially when it’s about one’s craft. Not every project will be a hit, and not every performance will land perfectly. That’s just part of the game. And while it’s understandable for fans to share their thoughts—praise or critique alike—you’d think that by now, in 2024, we’d be past resorting to personal jabs and online trolling. Unfortunately, we’re not. The internet has become a giant amplifier—a public square with a million microphones—making it easier than ever for negativity to find its…

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Joshua Riibe—the last person seen with missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki—has been detained once again, this time in Puerto Rico, while trying to return to the U.S. due to an issue with his travel documents. Riibe, originally from Iowa, was stopped by airport officials at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport as he attempted to board a connecting flight back home. According to Noticias SIN, authorities flagged his temporary travel documents issued in the Dominican Republic because they hadn’t been properly stamped. His father, Albert Riibe, expressed visible frustration when speaking to the press. “I’m just a dad whose…

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I met Jerry when we were just kids. We grew up side by side—best friends long before we understood what love even meant. As the years went by, our bond deepened into something more, something I believed was unbreakable. When he proposed, it felt like the obvious next chapter in our story—the moment we had always been heading toward. Our families were over the moon, the wedding meticulously planned. Invitations had been sent, the venue secured, and my dress hung in the closet, waiting for the happiest day of my life. But the night before everything was supposed to fall…

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Why Jim Carrey Still Means So Much to So Many It’s hard not to feel grateful that we still have Jim Carrey—especially after losing legends like Robin Williams. In many ways, Jim represents everything we love about classic comedy. He could make you laugh until you cried without ever needing to use foul language or shock tactics. For many, he’s not just one of the funniest people alive—he’s the greatest comedic actor of all time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jim Carrey (@jimcarrey__) But in recent years, Carrey’s retreat from the public eye has sparked concern,…

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American Tourists Try to Skip Out on Bill in Dublin — It Doesn’t End Well Two American tourists got more than they bargained for during Dublin’s packed St. Patrick’s Day celebrations when they attempted to ditch the fare for a horse and carriage ride. What followed has since gone viral, sparking a wave of stunned and amused reactions online. The Attempted Getaway The pair, visiting Ireland’s capital for the famous holiday weekend, reportedly tried to slip away without paying after their scenic carriage ride. But their escape didn’t go unnoticed. In a widely shared video on X, the furious carriage…

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Trump’s Hand Bruise Sparks New Round of Medical Speculation While signing an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, President Donald Trump drew attention once again—not just for his policy move, but for a mysterious mark on his hand that has the internet buzzing with theories. This isn’t the first time Trump has been seen with a noticeable bruise on his right hand. Back in February, during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron marking the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a similar dark mark was spotted—raising eyebrows across social media. As new photos circulated online, users…

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Mid-Air Argument Between IndiGo Flight Attendant and Passenger Sparks Debate Online A video capturing a tense exchange between a flight attendant and a passenger on an IndiGo flight went viral, drawing a wave of mixed reactions across social media. The confrontation occurred during a flight from Istanbul to Delhi, leaving fellow passengers stunned as the scene unfolded mid-air. Air travel is generally seen as a reliable and convenient way to cover long distances, with airlines striving to offer a comfortable experience. But sometimes, things don’t go according to plan—leading to uncomfortable and unexpected situations. That’s exactly what happened aboard flight…

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She Gave Him Her Kidney — He Broke Her Heart Being married to a Hollywood star isn’t easy, but some couples manage to make it work. Ann Serrano gave everything—literally—to make her marriage last. But in the end, she was left betrayed. You may not immediately recognize her name, but Ann Serrano is more than just “the wife of a celebrity.” She’s an actress and producer in her own right, with appearances in shows like Arrested Development and Curb Your Enthusiasm. She’s also a devoted mother to the daughter she shares with a well-known comedian and actor. Ann met George…

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Trump Plans Executive Order to Shut Down Department of Education WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on Thursday directing the closure of the U.S. Department of Education, according to a White House official. The move follows through on a long-standing campaign pledge and targets an agency that has been a frequent focus of conservative criticism. The official, who requested anonymity ahead of the formal announcement, said the order will begin the process of dismantling the department. However, fully eliminating it would require congressional approval, since the department was established by Congress in 1979.…

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