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David Letterman is certainly enchanted by Taylor Swift‘s relationship with a particular football player… or Frasier star?! According to The Daily Mail, the late night legend shared his support for the pop star and Travis Kelce‘s high-profile relationship on Instagram, but he didn’t quite get it right. “Taylor Swift — I don’t think in the history of show business, in the history of pop culture, we’ve ever witnessed anything like this,” he explained, deeming her work “tremendous.” While highlighting that Swift “fills stadiums around the world [and] puts on a three-hour show,” he proceeded to argue that “we live in...

“I stand 100% alongside this wonderful woman & her husband, @RonDeSantis, because they are truly good & decent people,” Roy posted on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, in response to a tweet from Florida first lady Casey DeSantis. “America needs THAT again.”

She looked too good to be true — because she was. A Redditor was heartbroken to discover that the “perfect” woman he’d met online was actually an AI creation known as “Claudia.” “Feel a bit cheated,” lamented Reddit user u/LegalBeagle1966 after learning that he’d been cybernetically catfished, per the Washington Post. U/legalbeagle1966 was one of many users salivating over Claudia, an alleged Reddit girl who became a fixture on the platform by sharing glamorous selfies. “F/19 feeling pretty today,” she wrote in her most viral post, which shows the alabaster-skinned bombshell rocking a plain gray sweater and slightly bohemian black...

A 44-year-old California man died jumping after a woman off the 40-foot Huntington Beach Pier this weekend, authorities said. The victim was identified by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department as Fenton Dee III, of Norwalk. According to the authorities, police were called to the pier at around 6:30 p.m. Sunday in response to reports of a man and a woman who had jumped into the water. The 36-year-old woman who was with Dee survived the leap and was able to swim ashore unharmed, reported Fox 11.

"I'm a natural, honey, I was born to be a scammer." These words shocked some fans of a popular local content creator whose alleged phone conversation was leaked on YouTube on Thursday (June 3). In the 15-minute-long video, a woman shared how she targeted vulnerable, lonely men on gaming platforms such as Steam, admitting: "I scammed, like, seven guys and never got caught." One of them supposedly gave her the $30,000 which he had received as a sign-on bonus in the army. After the man badgered her to return him his money, the woman said she went out with him,...