Blake Lively’s Lawsuit Heats Up Over Explosive ‘Five Mistresses’ Claim

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s legal battle took a dramatic turn after a court filing included the phrase “five mistresses”—a sarcastic remark from Baldoni’s legal team that Lively’s lawyers then referenced in official documents. While no evidence supports the claim, its inclusion has fueled speculation about legal strategy and media influence. Lively’s team has subpoenaed Baldoni’s phone records over an alleged smear campaign, but his lawyers argue it’s an invasion of privacy. With the case still in discovery, Judge Lyman is set to rule on the controversial request. Meanwhile, public interest in the case continues to grow.

Alec Baldwin's Fiery Clash! Confronts Trump Mimic Jason Scoop Over 'Rust' Jab

Alec Baldwin was caught on camera in a heated confrontation with comedian Jason Scoop, a Trump impersonator, who joked about the Rust shooting incident. Scoop approached Baldwin and mockingly offered him a "pardon" for "murdering that woman" if he "kissed the ring." Baldwin snapped, warning, "If this camera wasn’t here, I’d break your f**ing neck."* The exchange escalated as Baldwin lashed out again while Scoop continued his act. This is the latest public spat for Baldwin, who has faced intense scrutiny since the 2021 Rust shooting. Though initially charged with manslaughter, his case was dismissed in July 2024.

‘Malhari’ For New FBI Chief; Donald Trump Loyalist Kash Patel Welcomed With Bollywood Meme

Kash Patel’s appointment as FBI Director took an unexpected turn when Trump aide Dan Scavino gave him a Bollywood-style welcome. Scavino shared a viral meme featuring a ‘Malhari’ dance clip from Bajirao Mastani, edited with Patel’s face. The 47-second video racked up 3.5 million views on X, igniting a social media frenzy. Patel secured the FBI role after a narrow 51-49 Senate vote, with two Republicans siding with Democrats against his confirmation. Critics questioned his ties to Trump and the FBI’s independence, but Patel vowed to keep the agency ‘politics-free’ and promised ‘no retribution.’