Former Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. teed off on his former political party during Republican nominee Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, pinning many of the country’s problems on the Democrats. Kennedy opened up by saying that the Democrat Party left him, not the other way around. “It is not the party any more of Martin Luther King, of Robert Kennedy, of John Kennedy,” he said. “That was the party of peace. It was the party of constitutional rights, of civil rights, of freedom of speech. It was the party that wanted to protect and nurture the middle class.” “It was the party that stood up to censorship, to surveillance, that stood up to the CIA, the military industrial complex, and it was the party that wanted to protect public health, and women’s sports,” he continued. “My uncle Ted Kennedy wrote Title IX, which protected women’s sports in college.” He said that today’s Democrat Party is about “dismantling women’s sports by letting men play women’s sports.” “It’s the party of Wall Street. It’s the party of Bill Gates, who just gave $50 million to Kamala Harris,” he said. “The Harris campaign is very proud that it received the endorsement of 50 former CIA agents and officers and of John Bolton and of Dick Cheney.” “These are the people that are trying to undermine voting rights in this country by weaponizing the federal agencies against political candidates, including me and Donald Trump and all other political candidates,” he continued. “They can’t win an election. And instead of bringing in a candidate who wins the primaries, abolish the primaries, and then picked two candidates, anointed them, without receiving votes. We don’t even know how Kamala Harris received the nomination.” He said that the Democrats were also the “party of Wall Street, of big banks, of big data, of big tech, of the military contractors and the parties of Big Pharma, big AG, big food, and big chemicals.” “It is the party that’s given us the sickest children in the history of the world,” he continued. “When my uncle was president, 6% of Americans had chronic disease, and we spent zero on chronic disease in this country. Today, 60% of Americans have chronic disease. This is existential for our country. We’re spending $4.3 trillion a year, five times our military budget, 77% of American boys cannot qualify for military service because of chronic disease diagnoses.” WATCH: .@RobertKennedyJr‘s full speech at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally. pic.twitter.com/pmtJS5gRMy — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) October 27, 2024

X owner Elon Musk said at Republican nominee Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday that he believes he can cut trillions of dollars in wasteful government spending from the U.S. budget. Musk’s remarks come as Trump has stated that he will put Musk in charge of a new government efficiency commission that will look at ways of cutting spending, a effort that Musk has more than welcomed to lead. “How much do you think we can rip out of this wasted $6.5 trillion Harris-Biden budget?” Musk was asked on stage. “Well, I think we can do at least $2 trillion,” Musk said. “I mean, at the end of the day, you’re being taxed. You’re being taxed. All government spending is taxation. So whether it’s direct taxation or — all government spending, either it becomes inflation or it’s direct taxation — your money is being wasted, and the Department of Government Efficiency is going to fix that.” “We’re going to get the government off your back and out of your pocketbook,” he said. He continued, “America is not just going to be great. America is going to reach heights that it has never seen before. The future is going to be amazing.” WATCH: .@ElonMusk says that he believes that he can reduce the annual federal budget by $2 trillion per year. Adds that the Trump administration is going to get the government “off your back and out of your pocket book” pic.twitter.com/j9pWs1QroL — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) October 27, 2024 Musk also urged everyone at the rally to take voting seriously and to get it done as soon as possible and to not wait. He called the election a “real battle” and told people take their friends and families to the polls. .@ElonMusk with a call to action urging everyone to vote as early as possible: “This is a real battle” pic.twitter.com/NVASHBzoKw — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) October 27, 2024

Brooke Shields’ daughter, Grier Henchy, just made her runway debut and made her mother “so proud.” But her success had nothing to do with Brooke’s sage advice. Brooke, 59, grew up in front of the camera. The actress modeled for many major publications and had even appeared on the cover of Vogue by the time she was 14. So when Grier began her career on the runway, she asked her mother for pointers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brooke Shields (@brookeshields) “[Grier] goes, ‘What should I do?’” Brooke Sheilds told People. “And I go, ‘Look hungry and angry.’” “She’s like, ‘You’re no help.’ I’m like, ‘I never walked the runway. I don’t know how to do this,’” she joked. Despite the unhelpful but hilarious advice. Grier managed to make her debut with grace and elegance. The 18-year-old walked in the Tommy Hilfiger runway show during New York Fashion Week in September. “I was blown away by my daughter,” Brooke gushed. “I really was.” In a video posted by the actress, Grier confidently strutted down the runway in a flowing black gown with her hands in her pockets and her long, auburn hair flowing. “So proud of you [Greir Henchy],” she captioned. Brooke Shields Wasn’t Quick To Accept Her Daughter’s Runway Dreams In the past, Brooke Shields admitted that she tried to sway Grier away from the runway because of its brutal reputation. But she eventually gave in and supported the choice once she realized how much it meant to her daughter. View this post on Instagram A post shared by grier (@grierhhenchy) “It’s such a different industry now than it was,” she said on Live with Kelly and Mark. “She’s interested in runway, and that’s brutal. I never did runway. I don’t think I would have been able to handle it.” Once Brooke accepted her daughter’s decision, she laid down some firm rules. “I finally had to give in and say if you’re gonna do this a.) I’m not gonna be your manager. You’re going to be with an agency,” she continued. “You’re going to have a great work ethic. It’s not going to be comfortable, and you’re gonna listen to me.” This story’s featured image is by Ron Adar via Shutterstock. The post Brooke Shields Gives Hysterical Advice As Daughter Grier Makes Runway Debut appeared first on InspireMore.

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Ally Sheedy famously played Allison in 1985’s The Breakfast Club, giving her a place in the controversial Brat Pack group of young upcoming Hollywood stars at the time. Other Brats, as they were tagged, included Molly Ringwald, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estévez, Rob Lowe, and a few others. Nearly forty years later, Ally is unrecognizable and thriving as a 62-year-old on a different career path. She is rarely seen on screen these days; however, she appeared on an episode of GMA3: What You Need to Know last year. Life after ‘The Breakfast Club’ for Ally Sheedy BRATS, Ally Sheedy, 2024 / Everett After The Breakfast Club and more coming-of-age movies like St. Elmo’s Fire, Ally took up more challenging roles in the ‘90s. She was recognized by the Independent Spirit Awards, Los Angeles Film Critics Association, and National Society of Film Critics for her work in 1998’s High Art, and played the first genderqueer character by a cis-woman the following year. Her acting career thrived well into the early 2000s, as she guest starred in multiple series like The Dead Zone, and C.S.I. Ally also maintained her role as Mr. Yang in Psych for four consecutive season finales since the third. Ally Sheedy / Everett Branching out of Hollywood After an impressive run as an actress, Ally focused on academia and is now a professor in the theater department of New York’s City University College. Her students recognize her often, and she enjoys sharing her experiences with them as a learning point. Ally Sheedy / Everett Although Ally wishes some things could have been different about her famous character Allison, she has no regrets and takes every chance to talk about The Breakfast Club. Per the Brat allegations, Ally believes the label undermined their hard work and made them seem lucky and undeserving of fame. Next up: Al Pacino Initially Considered Leaving ‘The Godfather’ Set After Injury The post Ally Sheedy Looks Nothing Like Her Gothy ‘Breakfast Club’ Character At 62 Years Old appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A