Travis Kelce’s recent stage appearance at Taylor Swift’s London Eras tour concert has gone viral on the internet. By the looks of the footage, the concert attendees certainly seemed to revel in the tight end’s surprise cameo. And according to social media, Swifties across the globe applauded Kelce’s performance, interpreting his appearance as support for his girlfriend. Jason Whitlock, however, has a different perspective that you can only see on BlazeTV. Part of Kelce’s act involved helping Taylor change outfits on stage, but Jason saw it as “helping her disrobe.” “You’re a Hall of Fame football player, you’ve made more than $100,000,000, you can have virtually your choice of women all across the planet, why do you choose Taylor Swift? And why do you pick the role of ‘Let me help my woman undress onstage in front of an audience’?” Jason asks, perplexed. Guest T.J. Moe sees Kelce as “a cuck” and speculates that his act is a result of the NFL player being “obsessed with the fame” that comes with dating the most famous person on the planet. “The guy is drunk on fame at this point,” he tells Jason, adding that last year, “everybody talked about Travis Kelce every single day … because of Taylor Swift. … Any man with any self-respect wouldn’t be caught dead on that stage with his woman.” “He’s a man who’s surrendered to the matriarchy,” Jason agrees. To watch the full conversation, including the probability of Swift’s success without “the patriarchy,” her motivation behind ditching country music, her alleged “Christian faith,” and why T.J. thinks she’s more “insidious” than even Sexyy Red, head over to BlazeTV.If you’re not already a BlazeTV+ subscriber, head on over to BlazeTV.com/Fearless and subscribe. Plus get $30 off your first-year of BlazeTV+ with code FEARLESS.

CNN denied a rumor made on social media about the broadcast delay for the first presidential debate on Thursday. The report said that the network had extended the delay from the usual seven seconds until broadcast to 1-2 minutes. Critics of the network claimed that it would use the extra time to clean up Biden's performance for viewers. 'CNN is a propaganda network for the Democrat Party and for Joe Biden.'Among those who circulated the rumor was Donald Trump Jr. from his official account on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "Live TV has a seven second delay. Why on earth would CNN need a 1-2 MINUTE delay unless they were planning a [sic] manipulating tonight's debate?" he asked rhetorically. "Same with Biden refusing to take a drug test. If he wasn't jacked up on all sorts of drugs, why wouldn't he submit to such an easy test?" he added. That tweet was later deleted after CNN denied the rumor. "This is false. The debate will begin live at 9pm ET," read a post from CNN's public relations account. The Trump campaign has hammered CNN on several fronts. Karoline Leavitt, the national press secretary for the Trump campaign, lambasted the network for the choice of debate moderators while a guest on the network. Anchor Kasie Hunt shut down the interview and later denounced the Trump campaign for criticizing CNN reporters. "You come on my show, you respect my colleagues. Period. I don’t care what side of the aisle you stand on, as my track record clearly shows," Hunt wrote in a message on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Leavitt continued her campaign against CNN on other shows and podcasts. "CNN is a propaganda network for the Democrat Party and for Joe Biden. They have pushed endless lies about President Trump," she said later, "from [the] Russia hoax to the Charlottesville lie to the Hunter Biden laptop. They've covered for Joe Biden over the past several years."Republican Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas also demanded that Biden take a drug test ahead of the debate. "President Biden, in advance of the first scheduled 2024 presidential debate in Atlanta on June 27, 2024, and on behalf of millions of concerned Americans, I demand that you submit to a clinically validated drug test in order to reassure the American people that you are mentally fit to serve as President and not relying on performance enhancing drugs to help you with your debate performance or on a day-to-day basis to assist you in performing your duties as President of the United States," he wrote. "This drug test should be administered both immediately before and after the debate and should include, but not be limited to, performance enhancing drugs," Jackson wrote. Trump said that he would be willing to take a drug test if Biden would do so. The Biden campaign rejected the offer and called Trump "desperate" for the suggestion. "Donald Trump is so scared of being held accountable for his toxic agenda of attacking reproductive freedom and cutting Social Security that he and his allies are resorting to desperate, obviously false lies," read a statement from a spokesperson of the campaign. 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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A company that helps TikTok, Uber, and X verify the identity of their users by processing photos of faces and driver's licenses reportedly exposed administrative credentials online for more than a year, 404 Media reports. As a result, hackers could have gained access to sensitive user data from the ID verification service at any time. Founded in 2002, AU10TIX is a company based in Hod HaSharon, Israel that describes itself as "the world’s first enterprise solution for identity verification," and offers a variety of services, from age, address, and biometric verification to deepfake detection. AU10TIX has since partnered with several major companies to provide its verification services, such as TikTok, X, Bumble, Uber, and Coinbase. For instance, on X, you have to provide both a selfie and a government-issued ID to verify your account. AU10TIX uses the pictures to confirm your identity and stores that data for up to 30 days. That last point is especially troubling, because 404 Media reports that an AU10TIX employee's credentials were harvested by malware in September 2022 and shared on a Telegram channel in March 2023. Those credentials would be used to access a logging platform that contained a wealth of user data, including names, dates of birth, nationalities, ID numbers, and the type of documents uploaded. There were also links to images of the documents themselves, which meant a hacker could have seen an untold number of driver's licenses. A week after contacting AU10TIX about the breach, 404 Media received the following response: “The incident you cited happened over 18 months ago. A thorough investigation determined that employee credentials were illegally accessed then and were promptly rescinded.” AU10TIX implies that the credentials could no longer be used to access user data following the investigation. spiderSilk chief security officer Mossab Hussein, who first made 404 Media aware of the breach, said that the credentials still worked as of this month. When 404 Media shared this information, AU10TIX issued a new statement: While PII data was potentially accessible, based on our current findings, we see no evidence that such data has been exploited. Our customers' security is of the utmost importance, and they have been notified. The ID verification company added that it will continue to decommission the relevant operational system, replace it with a new system, and improve security measures. Don't Miss: Tile customer data and tracker IDs hacked, Life360 confirms The post ID verification service used by TikTok, Uber, and X leaked driver’s licenses appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $399 M1 iPad Air, $30 Levoit humidifier, half off Beats Studio Pro, $139 Dewalt drill set, more Father’s Day deals: $20 Amazon credit, ASUS gaming laptops, Braun shavers, $160 off DJI Mini 3 drone, more Today’s deals: $199 AirPods Pro 2, $89 robot vacuum, 15% off pet odor spray, $19 Roku Express, more Today’s deals: Rare Meta Quest 3 discount, $8 mosquito bite relief, $300 off Narwal Freo X Ultra, more

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Since 1982, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman have been an iconic Hollywood power couple. There’s just one caveat—they’ve been separated since 2018. It’s an unorthodox relationship that, DeVito recently shared, is as strong as ever because of their peculiar arrangement. 79-year-old DeVito and 76-year-old Perlman first met in 1971 when Perlman went to see a friend perform in The Shrinking Bride, which also featured DeVito. Just two weeks later, they moved in together, years before their ‘82 marriage. Now, the parents of three are proving that distance does make the heart grow fonder. Danny DeVito explains his unusual relationship with Rhea Perlman Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman moved in together just weeks after their first meeting in 1971 / © Universal/courtesy Everett Collection On paper, Perlman and DeVito got married in 1982 and separated in 2017. Technically, that is accurate. But the wording there is important: separated. Not formally divorced. This isn’t even their first time splitting up; they separated back in October 2012 and by March 2013, they were together again. Then came the more permanent separation if 2017. RELATED: Meet Danny DeVito’s Children Who Followed In His Footsteps Through all this back and forth, Perlman and DeVito are still, legally speaking, married. But none of this on-and-off courtship and separation has put a lasting strain on the former couple. “Danny and I, we are still married… and we are still very good friends,” Perlman said in a 2023 episode of on Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ podcast, Wiser Than Me, “and we see each other a lot. And our family is still the most important thing to both of us.” DeVito confirmed this sentiment, sharing, “We participate in conversation daily. Lots and lots of talking and a lot of things together.” The next generation helped forge the ties that bond The two share three children and a grandchild, for whom they are a happily united front, even separated / Everett Collection Ultimately, Perlman revealed in that podcast interview, there were multiple motivations behind her split with DeVito. However, she was continually diplomatic with her wording, carefully saying, “I’m not gonna sugarcoat it, it was very difficult at first. And there were a lot of reasons that we separated. It took time for us to come to this, somehow, pretty decent understanding and relationship with each other.” There were several reasons that drove the couple to split up, though they are formally together / (c)Paramount. Courtesy: Everett Collection However, a mutual love for their children quickly proved a reliable uniting force. “We have three beautiful children,” outlined DeVito, “and now we have a granddaughter who is a year old, and we have one on the way. So the family’s growing.” Perlman and DeVito share Lucy, 41, Grace, 39, and Jacob, 36. Basking in the glow of family life, DeVito says “We’re doing great,” adding, “We’re sharing our granddaughter, our new granddaughter, and we see each other all the time.” Today, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman speak positively of one another as they remain comfortably in their unusual but affectionate relationship / ImageCollect RELATED: Lucy, One Of Danny Devito’s Children, Talks About How Hard Dating Is For Celebrity Kids Click for next Article The post Danny DeVito And Rhea Perlman Explain Unusual Relationship: Happily Married And Apart appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly