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Loose Women's Denise Welch swiftly quashed the bizarre rumours that had circulated about her over the weekend. As the ITV programme began on Monday, co-host Jane Moore humorously remarked on Denise's presence, suggesting they were fortunate she could make it.

Ellise Shafer John Oliver has weighed in on the “Signalgate” scandal, in which members of President Donald Trump‘s administration accidentally added The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to their Signal group chat about Yemen attack plans. On the latest episode of “Last Week Tonight,” Oliver said that Trump “brought us another week of chaos” with his team’s handling of the situation, mentioning how defense secretary Pete Hegseth initially denied that the chat was about war plans and national security advisor Michael Waltz said Goldbergs’ contact was “sucked in” to his phone.

The White Lotus star Carrie Coon has revealed that the show had cut a mention of her character’s non-binary child after the election of US president Donald Trump.In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Coon addressed a scene from its latest season, which showed Coon’s Laurie discussing politics with childhood friends Kate (played by Leslie Bibb) and Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) while on vacation in Thailand – the scene would reveal the political friction they never knew they had, particularly between Coon’s liberal character and Bibb’s right-leaning one.Coon revealed in the interview that the scene was originally meant to give more context to Laurie’s home life.“You originally found out that her daughter was actually non-binary, maybe trans, and going by they/them,” she said.“You see Laurie struggling to explain it to her friends, struggling to use they/them pronouns, struggling with the language, which was all interesting.” It was added to intensify the friction between Laurie and Kate, whose support for Donald Trump would imply endorsing his policies, which has included one that only recognises “two genders”.“It was only a short scene, but for me, it did make the question [in episode 3] of whether Kate voted for Trump so much more provocative and personally offensive to Laurie, considering who her child is in the world,” Coon explained.She then added that the season was written before Trump’s election, and the event affected the way the show’s creator Mike White wanted to approach the scene.“Considering the way the Trump administration has weaponized the cultural war against transgender people even more since then, when the time came to cut the episode down, Mike felt that the scene was so small and the topic so big that

Harper’s Bazaar that details about her character Laurie’s backstory was cut from the incest-filled third season of the HBO series because of real-world events.“There was a bit more context to her home life. You originally found out that her daughter was actually non-binary, maybe trans, and going by they/them,” said Coon, 44.“You see Laurie struggling to explain it to her friends, struggling to use they/them pronouns, struggling with the language, which was all interesting,” she continued.

Carrie Coon, who portrays one-third of a toxic female friend trio known as the “Blonde Blob” on Season 3 of The White Lotus, said her character Laurie was initially written to have a nonbinary or trans child, but that the scene was eventually cut by creator Mike White following Donald Trump‘s re-election.

Fighting court orders left, right and center plus economically battling longtime allies all over the globe, Donald Trump believes he can get a third term as President and that he has the poll numbers to back that currently unconstitutional ambition.

Abigail Lee “The White Lotus” has gotten political during Season 3, with one viral scene that featured Kate (Leslie Bibb) declining to say whether she voted for Donald Trump or not, shocking her friends Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) and Laurie (Carrie Coon). But the interaction originally had a more loaded political context, shares Coon.

President Donald Trump plans to try and stay President for a third term.

William Earl Colin Jost and Michael Che skewered this week’s biggest headlines in the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live.” One of Che’s biggest laughs of the night came in name-checking imprisoned rap mogul Diddy and his alleged proclivity for baby oil at his parties, saying, “In an anonymous survey of oil executives, many of them think President Trump’s ‘Drill, baby, drill’ message is a miss and his tariffs are a disaster. But there’s one billionaire oil man who still supports Donald Trump: Diddy.” Che later brought up one of the week’s biggest internet sensations, saying, “Fitness influencer Ashton Hall has made headlines this week — you know this guy, right? With his morning routine videos that have garnered nearly 1 billion views online.

President Donald Trump said he “couldn’t care less” if international automakers increase pricing due to his 25% tariffs on all foreign-made auto parts and imported vehicles announced several days ago.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor The White House Correspondents’ Association has canceled plans to have comedian Amber Ruffin perform at its annual dinner on April 26, a new sign of the pressures being brought to bear on news organizations during President Donald Trump’s second term. The journalism group, which has seen its control over interactions with Trump eroded in recent weeks, made the decision after Taylor Budowich, a White House deputy chief of staff, raised comments Ruffin has made in the past that are critical of Trump.

Addie Morfoot Contributor Hannah Berryman’s documentary “Spacewoman” chronicles the life and career of astronaut Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot and command a spacecraft in an era where many men still thought there was no place for women in space. During her time working at NASA in the 1990s, Collins broke many glass ceilings, which culminated in four dramatic and dangerous space shuttle missions.

The White House Correspondents’ Association has dropped plans to feature a comedian at its April 26 dinner.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Carlos Watson and his supporters are asserting that President Donald Trump has commuted the nearly 10-year prison sentence that he received after being convicted of extensive fraud in operating his digital media startup Ozy Media. Watson was sentenced to 116 months in prison in December following his conviction on charges of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. It’s understood that Watson was en route to surrendering himself to federal prison authorities when he received the call alerting him that his petition for a commutation had been granted.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from dismantling the Voice of America, the U.S.-run international broadcasting service.

“We live in the stupidest possible version of human history,” said Nish Kumar to a roaring packed Largo at the Coronet in LA last week, perfectly summing up 2025 so far.

to space in April. Or perhaps you remember her as the woman seated front-row at Donald Trump’s inauguration wearing a underneath her white Alexander McQueen suit.Well, on March 28, the fiancée of Amazon billionaire stepped out in another look that’s certain to stir up some discourse.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, met with Donald Trump in December at the then-President-elect’s Mar-a-Lago compound in Florida. But according to Sarandos, the two didn’t “talk shop.” The Netflix boss, speaking Friday at the Paley Media Council event “Beyond the Stream: A Conversation with Ted Sarandos” in New York City, said it was the first time he met Trump. “We had a nice long dinner together,” he said.

Disney’s Snow White remake continued, as website IMDb (Internet Movie Database) has listed it as one of the worst movies ever, according to user ratings.On the site, registered users are allowed to score individual films out of 10, with the scores leading to a weighted average. Currently, Snow White sits at a lowly 1.6 out of ten rating.According to the breakdown, 90 per cent of those voting, over 180,000, gave it a one out of 10 rating.

President Donald Trump today signed an executive order titled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.”

The composer and lyricist of Fellow Travelers, an opera based on Thomas Mallon’s 2007 novel about the anti-gay lavender scare of the 1950s, have withdrawn the work from the 2025-26 season of the Washington National Opera at The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., citing concern over Donald Trump’s takeover of the institution’s leadership.