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Kevin Jonas secret bedroom confession has fans talking Kevin Jonas just shared a marriage secret that nobody saw coming – and let’s just say it is not exactly rock ‘n’ roll. During the latest episode of the Hey Jonas! Podcast, the eldest Jonas Brother found...
Niall Horan compares his former band One Direction to other boybands like NSYNC and Backstreet Boys Niall Horan is in awe of the next generation of boybands, specifically BTS. Speaking on the latest episode of the Therapuss podcast, the former One Direction star reflected on how...
Trump reveals his preferred Republican candidate for 2028 presidential election United States Donald Trump has announced his preferred Republican ticket for the 2028 presidential elections. In a podcast interview, the 47th POTUS said that the Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State...
Joe Jonas gets candid about life after Sophie Turner split Joe Jonas is pulling back the curtain on life after divorce – and according to the singer, two little girls are now running the show. Speaking on the Hey Jonas! Podcast alongside brothers Nick and Kevin Jonas, the...
US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he had lashed out at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the latter’s escalation in Lebanon in a recent expletive-laden phone call. On Monday, American news outlet Axios reported citing sources that Trump called Netanyahu “crazy” and accused him of ingratitude during the phone call. The report quoted a US official as saying that Trump told Netanyahu “you’re f****** crazy. You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me. I’m saving your a**. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this”. Trump confirmed to New York Post’s Miranda Devine during ‘Pod One Force’ podcast that he called Netanyahu “f****** crazy”, but also insisted that they have “worked very well together”. Asked if the Axios report was true and whether he spoke to Netanyahu in those terms, Trump replied, “I did. I wouldn’t say angry, I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon. “At some point, I said Bibi, we’re gonna stop this. We got to stop it,” he added. At the same time, Trump said, “But I have a very good relationship. […] We’ve worked very well together. I like Bibi a lot. And I work very well with him,” Trump insisted after confirming his expletive-laden outburst demanding that Netanyahu cease attacks. “I’m a wartime president,” the commander in chief said. “He’s a wartime prime minister.” Trump further said that although he was frustrated by the possibility of Lebanon-Israel conflict derailing a larger peace, he remained optimistic about having a deal with Iran “fairly quickly”. The delicate diplomatic process keeping hopes for peace between Iran and the US seemed to teeter on Monday after Tehran and Washington offered diverging assessments of the status of negotiations, with Israel’s expanding front in Lebanon proving to be the main spoiler. The US-Iran conflict is currently stalemated in a shaky ceasefire more than three months after initial US and Israeli strikes on Iran. After Netanyahu ordered attacks on Beirut on Monday, Tehran said it considered the ceasefire violated “on all fronts” and accused the US of violating the truce. Iran also said it had suspended indirect negotiations with the US. The announcement was initially shrugged off by Trump, but he alter moved to allay Iranian concerns over Israeli attacks in Lebanon. Not only did he speak to his ally Netanyahu, but he also claimed to have exchanged views with Hezbollah through intermediaries — a first for a US president — to stop the fighting. “There will be no troops going to Beirut, and any troops that are on their way have already been turned back”, he posted on Truth Social, adding that Hezbollah had also agreed to stop attacking Israel. Trump voiced optimism regarding talks with Iran during his interview with The Post, saying that they were “rapidly evolving”. He also insisted that Iran was not going to have a nuclear weapon and “lots of other good things are going to happen”. Since mid-March, Trump has repeatedly said he is close to a deal to end the fighting and allow negotiators to tackle thorny issues, including the future of Iran’s nuclear program. Trump has said his top priority is to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Iran denies it is developing a nuclear bomb and says its atomic program is for peaceful purposes. Trump also said during the interview that Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was “involved, absolutely” on decisions to end the war. “I’d like to meet him,” he said, adding that the two would “probably meet at some point, depending on how it all works out”. Moreover, he said that gas prices in the United States would come down when the Iran conflict ends and that inflation at the moment is not “very much”. “We don’t have very much inflation. Look, if you take away just the price of gasoline, the energy, we have very little inflation,” Trump said.
Mandy Moore shares honest IVF story after welcoming third child Mandy Moore is sharing a chapter of motherhood that did not go according to plan – and that’s exactly what makes it so relatable. Appearing on the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, the actress revealed that...
Euphoria creator Sam Levinson applauded Sydney Sweeney’s bold approach to her season 3 arc, which saw her character Cassie explore the world of OnlyFans. Speaking on The New York Times’ Popcast podcast, Levinson, 41, revealed he initially considered filming the storyline...
Paul Rudd sparked laughs and debate after sharing candid thoughts about airplane mode He dismissed airplane mode as “nonsense” during a recent appearance on Jake Shane’s podcast Therapuss. The Ant-Man star questioned several airline rules passengers are asked to...
Mandy Moore gets candid about teenage 'questionable' secrets Mandy Moore is taking a nostalgia trip straight back to the chaotic, marshmallow-filled set of Saved! – and apparently, things were a little looser than fans might expect. Speaking to the Shut Up Evan podcast, the...
Scooter Braun spoken in support of Spencer Pratt and his unexpected campaign to become the next mayor of Los Angeles. On the Second Thought podcast, Scooter said Spencer is bringing up issues people care about and talking in a simple, direct way. He said that many voters are...
Halle Berry applauded Gayle King for bravely opening up about one of the most painful chapters of her life. On May 27, King appeared on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, where she recounted the shocking moment she discovered her ex-husband, William Bumpus, cheating on her with a...
Ben Stiller’s wife Christine Taylor credited the COVID 19 pandemic with rekindling her marriage to Ben Stiller, nearly a decade after the couple first split. Speaking on Tuesday’s episode of the McBride Rewind podcast, Taylor explained that lockdown brought the family back...
South Korea and the United States are in talks over recent public remarks by the commander of US Forces Korea (USFK), Seoul’s presidential office said on Saturday, after the comments drew sharp criticism from China. In a recent podcast interview, Xavier Brunson described South Korea as “the dagger in the heart of Asia” from China’s east coast, prompting the Chinese embassy in Seoul to say this week that he had “truly crossed the line”. The interview came amid growing speculation that Washington may seek to expand the role of USFK in countering the growing regional influence of China, a key ally of North Korea and Russia. Brunson last year also underscored South Korea’s strategic value in the broader Indo-Pacific, describing the US ally as a “fixed aircraft carrier” in the region, Yonhap reported. South Korea’s presidential Blue House said on Saturday that it was “aware of Commander Brunson’s recent series of public remarks” and that Seoul and Washington “have been maintaining communication at various levels regarding all relevant issues”. South Korea’s local media outlet News1 said the presidential office complained to the US over the remarks, while broadcaster JTBC reported that such concerns had been raised 10 times previously. The Blue House said it was “unable to confirm the specific details of the discussions held through diplomatic and security channels between South Korea and the United States”. “When they (the Chinese) look out from the east coast of China, what they see is there’s Korea, the dagger in the heart of Asia,” Brunson said, according to a transcript posted on the Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College. Then there’s Japan, he added, “sort of that shield that’s sort of a backstop, if you will, for them trying and their ambitions beyond that into the South China Sea and then down to their southeast is the Philippines”. The Chinese Embassy in Seoul said Brunson’s comments “truly crossed the line”, and asked the USFK commander: “Are your remarks rife with hostility and aggression regarding China authorised by Washington?” “By calling your host nation an ‘aircraft carrier’ or ‘dagger’ or other such instruments of war, are you merely showing your own belligerence, or are you seeking to use another country as a pawn?” an unnamed spokesperson said, according to a transcript posted on the embassy’s website on Friday. About 28,500 US troops are stationed in South Korea to help guard against the nuclear-armed North.
Christine Taylor on reuniting with husband Ben Stiller after 5 year split Christine Taylor has opened up about the years she and Ben Stiller spent separated, and how an unexpected consequence of the pandemic brought them back together. Speaking on the McBride Rewind podcast, Taylor, 54,...
Scooter Braun makes rare comment about Sydney Sweeney romance Looks like Scooter Braun is entering his soft-launch boyfriend era – except there’s nothing subtle about the way he talks about Sydney Sweeney. During an appearance on the Second Thought podcast with Suzy...
The Irish presenter, 40, reflected on their relationship in a candid conversation with Jamie Laing on his Great Company podcast Vogue Williams had shared that she found her divorce from from Westlife singer Brian McFadden 'really embarrassing' after they split back in 2017. The...
It comes after reports that the 14-year-old is preparing to launch her debut beauty range Victoria Beckham has shared that daughter Harper is currently focused on her studies and preparing for her GCSEs, during a new podcast appearance on Wednesday. It comes after...