Kevin Bacon forgot what it was like to be a regular person, so he asked a makeup artist to help him blend into the crowd for a day. The experience made him realize he prefers being famous. With films like Friday the 13th and Footloose on his resume, it has been 40 years since Kevin Bacon has been able to walk in public without people recognizing him. So, he decided to perform an experiment and see how it felt to be a regular person for a day. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vanity Fair (@vanityfair) As Kevin told Vanity Fair in an interview published on July 3rd, he asked a special effects makeup artist to create a “prosthetic disguise.” The artists set him up with fake teeth, a new nose, and glasses that Kevin wore around Los Angeles, and it worked. “Nobody recognized me!” he told the publication. One Trip To A Coffee Shop And Kevin Bacon Was Ready To Be Famous Again Kevin Bacon admitted that until that day, his best disguise was a hat and a pair of glasses, but that only worked “to a certain extent.” Without fail, someone would see an a-lister through the camouflage. But this disguise made him feel completely invisible. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kevin Bacon (@kevinbacon) The actor tried his new look at an outdoor shopping mall called The Grove, which is usually packed with tourists, and nobody spotted him. Getting a dose of mediocrity was a wake-up call. As Kevin hilariously and poignantly recalled, people aren’t always pleasant to average folks. “People were kind of pushing past me,” he shared, “not being nice. Nobody said, ‘I love you.’” He went on to joke that he had to “wait in line” to buy his coffee, and as he was standing there he thought to himself, “This sucks. I want to go back to being famous.” So, to make a long story short, the grass was not greener on the other side. Kevin Bacon prefers the downsides of fame over the perks of normalcy. This story’s featured image is by Debby Wong via Shutterstock. The post Kevin Bacon Asked A Special Effects Artist To Help Him Blend In For A Day—Here’s How It Went appeared first on InspireMore.

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The Left isn’t processing the latest headlines well. Some are dreaming of drone strikes targeting former President Donald Trump. Others are eviscerating the Supreme Court for determining presidents have immunity for “official acts” conducted during their presidencies. Bottom of Form “Orange Is the New Black” alum Lea DeLaria begged President Joe Biden to assassinate Hitler AKA Trump. Bette Midler, who once cheered on a neighbor’s vicious attack on Sen. Rand Paul, attacked conservative Supreme Court justices for allegedly being afraid of women’s private parts. Perhaps President Joe Biden’s calamitous debate performance Thursday set all of the above in motion? Either way, celebrated author Joyce Carol Oates is upping the ante on violent rhetoric. The mind behind “Blonde,” “Wonderland” and “Black Water” routinely flexes her political views on X. This week, Oates reposted a message from Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez targeting the right-leaning Supreme Court. The social media wunderkind vowed to “impeach” the Court for making decisions she didn’t like.   Filing articles of impeachment against SCOTUS because they ruled in a way you don't like is an actual assault on our system. It's indicative of someone who does not take their oath to the Constitution seriously and doesn't belong anywhere near a position of authority. https://t.co/fg8vPKClOv — AG (@AGHamilton29) July 1, 2024   Oates agreed. She also took the matter in a dark direction.   fantasizing a Tarantino revenge film conflating "Kill Bill" & "Once Upon a Time in D.C." (sic) starring: https://t.co/6Oft3KRoJ8 — Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) July 2, 2024   What does she mean? Director Quentin Tarantino’s “Kill Bill” films follow The Bride (Uma Thurman) as she kills the former allies who tried to eliminate her at the behest of David Carradine’s title character. The other Tarantino film Oates references, “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” revisits the Manson family slayings. This time, the good guys wipe out the hippie thugs before they can kill Sharon Tate and four others as they did back in August of 1969. Is Oates fantasizing about a similar hit on the Supreme Court, specifically its conservative justices? Is there another, more generous interpretation? She’s not the only liberal celebrity to fantasize about dead Supreme Court justices. Author John Grisham recently appeared on “The View,” reminding the far-Left hosts how his book “The Pelican Brief” featured the death of two Supreme Court justices. That excited the hosts, prompting Grisham to imagine a follow-up tome in which more justices are killed after they collectively savaged the modern court. Even the show’s hateful hosts cautioned Grisham’s tone, reminding everyone the conversation was just “fiction.” In 2022, an armed man was arrested for plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Nicholas John Roske had duct tape, pepper spray, a gun, a knife and zip ties with him at the time. He confessed he planned to kill Kavanaugh for ending Roe v. Wade.

The New York Post reported that a parody social media account called "Chief Rabbi of Gaza Linda Goldstein" has fooled another squad member, this time pro-Palestinian Rep. Cori Bush. The development came after Bush's reelection campaign considered a fundraiser with "Rabbi Linda Goldstein," which is a fake X account that deliberately posts anti-Israel sentiments to draw in those too ready to condemn the Jewish state.The report noted that the fake social media account had previously fooled Bush's ally Rep. Jamaal Bowman. The fake account reached out to Team Bush late last month, hoping to pitch a fundraising idea.'Cori Bush is the perfect example of an ’empty suit’ antisemite.– completely clueless about how the Israel-Palestine conflict works.'The fake account reached out to Ronika Moody, who is Bush's finance and engagement director, writing via email: "I’ve been bouncing around different cities since my congregation was displaced from Gaza after Israel’s invasion on October 7."“Also – would [Bush] travel to the Gaza border for the fundraiser? The optics could be incredible!”Moody appeared to endorse Goldstein's idea, writing back on June 27: “Cori is interested in hosting in Gaza and it’s something she has been trying to plan. Unfortunately, we have not been successful with that opportunity as of yet.”Moody went on to ask: "Theme [of the fundraiser] is Gaza?"Goldstein has made absurd claims on social media in the past, such as the claim that she had used a menorah made of missiles and dug terror tunnels into universities across the U.S. But this did not seem to register with Bush's campaign. Goldstein told Moody via email that the theme of the fundraiser could be "the theme" of intifada, according to the report.“The topics are built around finding a final solution to the problem of Zionism,” added Goldstein. Bush's campaign did not respond to the email.“Cori Bush is the perfect example of an ’empty suit’ antisemite.– completely clueless about how the Israel-Palestine conflict works, but eager to speak up because it gives her cover to publicly hate Jews,” said the man behind the parody account. He is a pro-Israel lawyer whose first name is Michael. He did not provide his last name, according to Fox News Digital.However, the email exchange did not go unnoticed by a legitimate rabbi who lives in Bush's district. He said the Democratic politician should know better."Cori has not done her homework about anything to do with Israel and Palestine, and it’s very sad," Rabbi Susan Talve, who is the rabbi who founded the Central Reform Congregation.Fox News Digital reached out to the Bush campaign for comment but did not immediately hear back.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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