Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said during an interview over the weekend that he was not rooting against President-elect Donald Trump because doing so would mean that he was rooting against America. Fetterman made the remarks during a Sunday ABC News interview on “This Week” with Jonathan Karl, while also talking about what he expects over the next four years. When asked if he thought that Trump had the potential to be a “good” and “successful” president, Fetterman responded: “I hope.” “I hope, because I’m not rooting against him,” he said. “If you’re rooting against the president, you are rooting against the nation. And I’m not ever going to be where I want a president to fail. So, country first. I know that’s become maybe like a cliche, but it happens to be truth.” Fetterman described himself as “just a regular Democrat” and said that he had no plans on leaving the party despite being accused of acting like a Republican by meeting with Trump’s nominees. WATCH: Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. John Fetterman tells @JonKarl he hopes President-elect Donald Trump is successful in his second term and that he’s not “rooting against him.” “If you’re rooting against the president, you are rooting against the nation.” https://t.co/Bk0B9r5VUr pic.twitter.com/qgGYklnOmv — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) December 22, 2024

Some call them hacks. Others call them secret menu items, and fans call them genius. If there is one thing that social media is great for, it’s introducing us to a whole new world. We scroll and see what the rest of the universe is up to and often introduce ourselves to things we never even thought of before. We love trying new foods, and when someone gives us a tip to maximize our order at one of our favorite places, we are all in. A TikToker named Amy, @mukjamy, introduced us to a Panera ordering hack that we can’t wait to try. If you love bagels, cheese, and a little something extra, this one is for you. @mukjamy Dare you to say something bad about this! #fyp #foryoupage #panerahack #panerabread #foodhacks #mukbang ♬ Make It Right – BTS Amy’s Panera Ordering Hack Is For Cheese Lovers Only We mean it—you have to be a certified cheesehead for this one. Amy takes an asiago cheese bagel, tops it with cream cheese, and then adds a layer of Panera’s mac and cheese on top. She creates a truly ethereal cheesy experience. Amy’s hack piqued some interest. One person said, “I love the asiago bagel, but I’m sorry, the cinnamon crunch bagel is the best, but these combos sound amazing.” As did this person, “Who doesn’t love cheesy carbs on cheesy carbs?! I think this was my sign to get Panera.” Panera chimed in with the seal of approval. “You took that cheesy bagel and said ‘make it a double’ love the hack.” Amy’s isn’t the only Panera ordering hack worth trying. @panerabread No matter how you slice it, we’ve got St. Louis pride. #BreadCo #panerabread ♬ original sound – Panera Bread Have you heard of a St. Louis-style bagel slice? Next time you’re at Panera, ask for your bagel bread sliced. We promise this is real and it will change your bagel game forever. This hack will deliver a bagel in smaller pieces, perfect for spreading cream cheese on every inch. Trust us, IYKYK. This story’s featured image is by Around the World Photos via Shutterstock. The post A New “Cheese On Cheese On Cheese” Concoction At Panera Has Mouths Watering appeared first on InspireMore.

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Shelley Duvall, popularly known for her role in The Shining, died on July 11 at the age of 75. Her passing has not only left a vacuum in the hearts of her admirers and loved ones, but it has also led to a major disagreement among her family members. Following her death, her relatives have engaged in a legal dispute to determine who takes charge of her estate. However, while still looking for ways to resolve the ongoing conflict, the Duvall family has been struck by another tragedy, which has compounded their anguish at this terrible time. Scott Duvall, one of Shelley Duvall’s brothers, dies THE FOREST HILLS, Shelley Duvall, 2023. © Digital Thunderdome / Courtesy Everett Collection According to a report by In Touch, Scott Duvall, one of Shelley’s three brothers, passed away in Texas on November 18. Before his death, Scott was involved in a legal dispute alongside his two brothers, Stewart and Shane Duvall, who had initiated separate lawsuits seeking to be named administrators of their late sister Shelley’s estate. Their legal challenge comes as an opposition to a previous petition filed by Shelley’s longtime partner, Dan Gilroy, days after her death. Gilroy, who was in a common-law marriage with the late actress, is also seeking to be appointed as the estate’s administrator. Shelley Duvall/Everett The legal battle for control of Shelley Duvall’s estate despite recent tragedy Despite the death of their brother, it does not seem as though the Duvall family is ready to take peace as a viable option. The two surviving siblings seem committed to seeing the legal battle to the end. POPEYE, Shelley Duvall, 1980. (c) Paramount Pictures/ Courtesy: Everett Collection. Staying true to the plan, Stewart recently issued subpoenas to accountants, demanding access to financial records related to her late sister and Dan from January 1995 to the present. He also revealed plans to question representatives from the accounting firms, as he thinks that laying hold of these records could strengthen his case against Gilroy as they continue in their quest to gain control of Shelley’s estate. Next up: Cyndi Lauper Opens Up About Alleged Feud With Madonna — And Flat-Out Denies It The post Tragedy Strikes In Shelley Duvall’s Family As Legal Battle For Control Of Her Estate Continues appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

There has been an age-long debate over whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Released in July 1988, Die Hard was primarily considered an action movie, with Bruce Willis’s emergence as an action star and Alan Rickman’s memorable villain, Hans Gruber. The Christmas setting was largely viewed as a backdrop rather than the main narrative focus. However, viewers soon began to ask, Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Christmas is a time of gathering with loved ones, exchanging gifts, giving, and showing compassion, contrary to the shootings, explosions, and violence depicted in Die Hard. Even though the movie was not released during Christmas, the arguments surrounding it have caused a division among many, including lead actor Bruce Willis and one of the screenwriters, Steven E. de Souza. Is ‘Die Hard’ a Christmas movie? Film fans still debate to this day DIE HARD, Bruce Willis, 1988/Everett If anyone could decide whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie, it should be the cast and crew since they were involved in its making. But even they are divided over the topic. Bruce Willis, who played an important role in it, has publicly picked a side, and one of the screenwriters, Steven E. de Souza, has also chosen a side, leaving the audience divided. The movie opens with John McClane, a New York City police officer, who visits Los Angeles on Christmas Eve to reconcile with his estranged wife, Holly Gennaro McClane (Bonnie Bedelia). While attending her office Christmas party at the Nakatomi Plaza, a group of highly organized terrorists led by the charismatic and cunning Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) takes the building hostage. DIE HARD, Bruce Willis, 1988/Everett Die Hard features Christmas songs like Let It Snow, and some fans compare it to It’s a Wonderful Life due to parallels between John McClane and George Bailey and villains Hans Gruber and Mr. Potter. But whether it’s truly a Christmas movie remains a matter of perspective. Bruce Willis and screenwriter Steven E. de Souza’s opposing opinions In 2017, Die Hard screenwriter Steven E. de Souza spoke about the long-standing debate, declaring on X that the film is indeed a Christmas movie. For some fans, this was the final word, and the debate seemed settled. However, just a year later, Bruce Willis stirred the argument again. DIE HARD, Alan Rickman, Bonnie Bedelia, 1988/Everett At a Comedy Central roast in 2018, Willis ended the event with a bold statement: “Die Hard is not a Christmas movie.” The crowd shouted, and the debate continued. With the writer and the star offering opposing opinions, the question of Die Hard‘s holiday status remains unresolved. What’s your opinion? Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Next up: This Hollywood Actor Looks Scarily Just Like Johnny Cash In New Biopic The post Let’s Settle The Debate – Is ‘Die Hard’ Actually A Christmas Movie? appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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