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  • This director made a John Hughes-inspired movie about a Mexican American teen

    Out Friday, Fernando Eimbcke’s new coming-of-age dramedy “Olmo” follows a charismatic Chicano teen in the 1970s.

  • Jake T. Austin Was “Disappointed” Not To Be Included In ‘Wizards Beyond Waverly Place’

    Although Wizards Beyond Waverly Place brought back some familiar faces before casting its final spell, not all of the Russo family was around for the finale. Jake T. Austin, who played youngest sibling Max Russo in the original Disney Channel series, expressed “how disappointed” he was not to be included in the Wizards of Waverly […]

    Source: Deadline.

  • Spencer Pratt To The Rescue? Failed L.A. Mayoral Candidate Wants To Help Trump Save Hollywood, Supposedly

    Spencer Pratt may have flamed out in his bid to be L.A. Mayor, but the reality TV enfant terrible has seemingly found a new calling — saving Hollywood with Donald Trump. Just days after the deeply unpopular former Apprentice host swooped into Southern California for a behind-closed-doors RNC fundraiser, The Hills alum revealed online that […]

    Source: Deadline.

  • Trump announces deals and investments to bolster mining

    From The Hill

    President Trump on Friday announced a slate of deals and investments that aim to bolster mining, something the administration has said will boost the economy and secure supply chains. Trump said during a mining roundtable that the Defense Department would sign a $1.4 billion loan agreement with Sila Nanotechnologies to build a battery facility in…

  • Michael Steele: The Trump administration’s Iran war blame game reaches a new level

    MS NOW’s Michael Steele said the Trump administration’s blame game over the Iran war has reached a whole new level.

    “When it comes to the war with Iran, we’ve gotten plenty of rosy proclamations, finger-pointing and flat-out lies from the Trump administration. But folks, these past few days have really been something else,” he said on Thursday’s “The Briefing.”

    Steele cited new reporting from The Washington Post about a clash between President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at Camp David last week. According to two people familiar with the exchange, Trump tore into Hegseth and demanded answers about why “he had apparently been misled about extreme munition shortages” at the Pentagon.

    But instead of taking responsibility for his department’s failings, Steele said the secretary took a different approach.

    “Hegseth, the testosterone-touting man that he is, defended himself by doing what we’ve seen him do before: Blame someone else,” he said.

    Hegseth reportedly blamed his deputy for the shortages and for failing to make sure Trump was fully informed, according to the Post.

    Steele noted that the White House has denied that the confrontation took place, and Trump has insisted there’s no “beef” between himself and Hegseth. But the “The Weeknight” co-host also shared new reporting from The Wall Street Journal that indicated the continuing concerns about the United States’ munitions shortages is getting under the president’s skin.

    The Journal, citing several administration officials, reported that Trump has ordered new investigations into media leaks about the shrinking stockpile. Advisers also told the outlet that the president’s irritation over the war “has grown” in recent weeks and his “fury has sparked discussions” with Hegseth.

    While the White House again denied any confrontations between the president and Hegseth and downplayed concerns about the stockpile, telling the Journal that the U.S. has “more than enough firepower to carry out any operation the President orders,” Steele said the reports of tensions between the president and his secretary paint a picture of an administration in crisis and looking for a scapegoat.

    “Look, if the reporting’s out there, there must be something very serious happening,” he said.

    You can watch Steele’s full commentary in the clip at the top of the page.

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  • Criss Angel and Victoria Lee Robinson Not Dating, Despite Online Speculation

    The internet’s convinced Tom Sandoval’s ex moved on from the amateur musician with professional magician Criss Angel … but they’re just friends, TMZ has learned. We obtained a photo of Victoria Lee Robinson and Criss at a California winery a few…

    From TMZ.

  • 114 Thoughts I Had While Watching ‘One Night Only’

    I know the question “What’s your favorite part of sex?” is supposed to be thoughtful and hot, but…I’m laughing.

    Source: Vogue

  • WATCH: Dan + Shay talk new album, tour and growth as a duo

    The Grammy-winning country duo sat down with “GMA” to talk about getting “honest and personal” on their new album “Young” and their upcoming North American tour.

    Source: ABC News

  • Staff at the CDC in Atlanta remember victim of shooting a year ago as RFK jr. attends

    It’s been a year since a gunman opened fire on the CDC and killed a police officer. RFK Jr. visited the CDC today to remember the victim.

    Source: NPR.

  • Women in Maine may choose the victor in this year’s Senate race

    The race between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson is one of the nation’s most high-profile Senate contests this year — and may ultimately be decided by an especially powerful voting bloc: Maine women.

    Source: NPR.

  • Ex-Trump aide: Vance is ‘negative rizz’

    From The Hill

    Former deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews said Vice President Vance does not have the charisma that President Trump has following an incident where Vance fat-shamed a conservative pundit. Matthews, in an appearance on CNN’s “NewsNight” on Friday, discussed a post on the social platform X from Vance that weighed in on an ongoing debate about…

  • Psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy testify at murder trial

    The trial of a mother accused of killing her three children has wrapped its second week. Two psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy before her children’s death testified in court today. NBC News’ Steven Romo and legal analyst Misty Marris break down the doctors’ testimony.

    This post was originally published on NBC News.