Actors Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger‚ who starred together in the 1988 action comedy “Twins‚” will be reuniting for a new project. DeVito‚ 79‚ made the revelation while speaking with Fox News Digital. “He’s like my buddy. We have a good time together‚” the “Matilda” actor said of Schwarzenegger. “You know‚ we’re trying to do another movie together. We’re in the middle of — there’s a script being written. We want to get back on the big screen together.” The pair was last seen together presenting at the Academy Awards on Sunday. In addition to “Twins‚” they worked together in the 1994 comedy “Junior.” DeVito didn’t elaborate on the new project beyond confirming that it won’t be a “Twins” sequel. “Ivan‚ rest his soul; he’s no longer with us. Ivan Reitman‚ who did ‘Twins‚’ who got us together on the screen for the first time‚” DeVito said. Reitman‚ who directed “Ghostbusters‚” “Junior‚” and “Kindergarten Cop‚” died in 2022.  DeVito said he became friends with Schwarzenegger‚ 76‚ before they worked together professionally. “Not at the gym‚ because I don’t go‚” he joked. “But we’re looking forward to getting back up there on the screen. So‚ fingers crossed‚ next year we’ll be in production with something. We always have a good time together. He’s a sweet guy.” “We smoke a stogie in the yard‚” he told the outlet at another point of his friend and co-star. “You know‚ come on‚ and we have a good time. I love him.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP DeVito previously alluded to this unnamed project‚ mentioning that “Twins 2” never happened because Schwarzenegger entered politics and was elected governor of California in 2003. “Arnold and I want to work together‚” DeVito told GQ in an interview published in November 2023. “We missed Twins 2‚ because he became governor — which‚ he should have done ‘Twins 2’ instead of becoming governor‚” he added. “Now we have a little thing going‚ a little project that we’ve been chatting about‚” DeVito said. The actor described the project‚ saying it was “just two friends‚ two guys‚ because we have a good time together. We complement each other in a lot of ways. I am way stronger than he is.”

President Joe Biden claimed that he received a standing ovation while he was in law school — for a speech about a case he hadn’t even read — and critics immediately called BS. Biden recounted the alleged incident during his five hours of interviews with Special Counsel Robert Hur – and the story went public earlier this week when‚ ahead of Hur’s Capitol Hill testimony‚ the transcripts of those interviews were published. According to the president‚ he was called on in a torts class to discuss a case that he had not read — but said that his subsequent 10-minute discussion on that case was so impressive that his classmates responded with a standing ovation. “We had a really difficult professor‚” Biden said. “He called on me to discuss a case‚ you know‚ in your first torts class. And I had never read the case‚ and I stood up and I spoke for 10 minutes. The whole class stood up‚ started clapping.” “We had a really difficult professor‚" Biden recalled. "He called on me to discuss a case‚ you know‚ in your first torts class. And I had never read the case‚ and I stood up and I spoke for 10 minutes. The whole class stood up‚ started clapping." https://t.co/OErX1gmu4G — Andy Grewal (@ProfGrewal) March 12‚ 2024 Based on the responses to Biden’s story — many of which were posted via X in the following days — most did not believe that the standing ovation had ever actually taken place. “Then the Manager of the school came out of the back office and gave Joe a $100 gift card to Starbucks‚” one person joked. Then the Manager of the school came out of the back office and gave Joe a $100 gift card to Starbucks — Enguerrand VII de Coucy (@ingelramdecoucy) March 12‚ 2024 “Man believes his own bulls***‚” Eddie Scarry added. Man believes his own bulls***. — Eddie Scarry (@eScarry) March 13‚ 2024 “Finished 76th out of 85 students in his law class… So yeah‚ this totally happened‚” Joe Concha clearly wasn’t buying Biden’s claim. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Finished 76th out of 85 students in his law class… So yeah‚ this totally happened: https://t.co/zIxmREi7bf — Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) March 14‚ 2024 “Even at a pretty gentle law school like Yale‚ you can’t get away with buffaloing a professor for 10 minutes about a case you’ve never read‚” Aaron Walker posted. Even at a pretty gentle law school like Yale‚ you can’t get away with buffaloing a professor for 10 minutes about a case you’ve never read https://t.co/HR1TaIrHHK pic.twitter.com/BDbFdu1OuL — (((Aaron Walker))) (@AaronWorthing) March 12‚ 2024 “He should have stuck with making up stories about leading civil rights marches. Way more believable than the idea a bunch of 1L students would care enough about his analysis of a random case to stand up and cheer‚” AG (@AGHamilton29) posted. He should have stuck with making up stories about leading civil rights marches. Way more believable than the idea a bunch of 1L students would care enough about his analysis of a random case to stand up and cheer. https://t.co/6s0qecw9FI — AG (@AGHamilton29) March 12‚ 2024  

A medical examiner has determined that the death of Oklahoma “nonbinary” teenager Nex Benedict‚ which became a national news story based on media suggestions that the teen died from a beating by bullies‚ actually died from an intentional drug overdose. In a statement‚ the Owasso Police Department said it waited to release the cause of death until the toxicology report was completed‚ KJRH reported. That toxicology report indicates that Benedict died by suicide‚ the result of an overdose of Diphenhydramine and Fluoxetine‚ or‚ Benadryl and Prozac. “From the beginning of this investigation‚ Owasso Police observed many indications that this death was the result of suicide‚” the police statement said. “However‚ investigators did not wish to confirm that information without the final results being presented by the Oklahoma Medical Examiners Office.” The original narrative surrounding Benedict’s death was that the teen died as a result of a beating from three girls who had been bullying Benedict and Benedict’s friends. Teen Vogue reported when the story broke that “a source who claimed to be the mother of Benedict’s best friend told a local outlet the cause of death was ‘complications from brain trauma‚’ and that ‘three older girls were beating the victim and her daughter in the girl’s bathroom.’” This same anonymous source told the outlet that Benedict needed help walking to the nurses’ station after the fight and that Benedict texted a family member saying the teen “got jumped at school 3 on 1 had to go to the ER.” Benedict also claimed the girls “had been bullying me and my friends and I got tired of it so I poured some water on them and all 3 came after me. School did not report to the police and is probably getting sued.” Other media outlets followed that general narrative‚ while also blaming Oklahoma law that requires students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their biological sex. The narrative of the tragedy was revealed to be completely different than what certain media outlets reported. Benedict told a police officer while in the hospital with no visible injuries that the three girls didn’t actually start the fight‚ according to The Oklahoman. “They said something like ‘why do they laugh like that‚’ and they were talking about us‚ in front of us‚” Benedict told police officer Caleb Thompson‚ referring to the other girls involved in the fight. “So‚ I went up and poured water on them and all three of them came at me.” Benedict’s mother told the officer that the three girls had bullied Benedict and the teen’s friends previously‚ even claiming the girls had thrown things at them. But the actual encounter that took place the day before Benedict died involved Benedict instigating the fight. Throughout the interview‚ Benedict’s mother refers to her daughter using female pronouns. Thompson also informed Nex that because of this‚ Benedict could face assault charges. “You got freedom of speech‚” Thompson told Benedict and Benedict’s mother‚ referring to the other teen girls. “The minute you threw water on them you made the first jab. It may not go the direction you want it to go.” “Running the mouth is freedom of speech‚ unfortunately‚” the officer adds. “You can say mean‚ hurtful things all day long and you gotta let it roll off your shoulder.” Benedict returned home from the hospital but the next day‚ Benedict’s mother called 911 to report the teen’s breathing was shallow. Benedict died shortly after – due to an overdose‚ not any physical trauma. Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters previously called out the media’s portrayal of Benedict’s tragic death. “I think it’s terrible that we’ve had some radical leftists who decided to run with a political agenda and try to weave a narrative that hasn’t been true‚” Walters told The New York Times in February. “You’ve taken a tragedy‚ and you’ve had some folks try to exploit it for political gain.” “We’ve been told death wasn’t directly related to the fight at school‚” he added. The same New York Times article‚ several paragraphs above the claims by Walters‚ suggests that her death was related to the fight the day before‚ referring to “the death earlier this month of a 16-year-old nonbinary student a day after an altercation in a high school girls’ bathroom.”

HBO announced that “Real Time with Bill Maher” has been renewed through its 24th season in 2026. “Two more years in the dream job of a lifetime‚ on the network so many dream of being on — I think that’s what we call a no-brainer‚” Maher said in a statement. The show‚ which was previously set to conclude at the end of this year‚ debuted on HBO in 2003 and became one of the premium channel’s longest-running series‚ coming in only second to “Real Sports with Bryant Gumble‚” The Hollywood Reporter noted. “For 22 seasons and counting‚ Bill Maher remains a uniquely powerful voice in politics and culture‚” said Nina Rosenstein‚ executive vice president of HBO programming‚ late night‚ and specials.  “‘Real Time’ is the rare place where people can both disagree and find common ground‚ which is more vital than ever‚” she added. “We’re thrilled to continue working with Bill and his incredibly talented team for two more seasons.” Maher faced some controversy in September after announcing that his late-night talk show would return amid the ongoing Hollywood writers strike. “‘Real Time’ is coming back‚ unfortunately‚ sans writers or writing‚” Maher said at the time. “It has been five months‚ and it is time to bring people back to work. The writers have important issues that I sympathize with‚ and hope they are addressed to their satisfaction‚ but they are not the only people with issues‚ problems‚ and concerns.” “Despite some assistance from me‚ much of the staff is struggling mightily‚” he added. “We all were hopeful this would come to an end after Labor Day‚ but that day has come and gone‚ and there still seems to be nothing happening. I love my writers‚ I am one of them‚ but I’m not prepared to lose an entire year and see so many below-the-line people suffer so much.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “I will honor the spirit of the strike by not doing a monologue‚ desk piece‚ New Rules or editorial‚ the written pieces that I am so proud of on ‘Real Time‚'” Maher continued. “And I’ll say it upfront to the audience: the show I will be doing without my writers will not be as good as our normal show‚ full stop. But the heart of the show is an off-the-cuff panel discussion that aims to cut through the bulls*** and predictable partisanship‚ and that will continue. The show will not disappoint.” A short time later‚ he reversed course‚ and then his show resumed two days after the Writers Guild of America strike ended in September.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) announced on Thursday that Georgia’s Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis‚ who is leading a 2020 election interference case against former President Donald Trump and his allies‚ could face contempt of Congress proceedings. A letter Jordan sent to Willis demands that the prosecutor comply with document requests and a subpoena issued on February 2 following the Washington Free Beacon publishing audio of an employee telling Willis about the potential misuse of federal funds weeks before the worker was fired. “On February 23‚ 2024‚ you responded to the Committee’s subpoena with a letter in which you smeared a former employee of yours who spoke out about your misuse of federal grant funds‚” Jordan wrote in the letter. 🚨 #BREAKING: @Jim_Jordan threatens to hold Fani Willis in contempt pic.twitter.com/2XLt3eOPYN — House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) March 14‚ 2024 “We will not dignify your attacks on this brave whistleblower‚ or your continued attempts to distract from your conduct through misdirection and personal insults‚” he added. “The allegations in the public realm about your misuse of federal grant funding are concerning‚ and the Committee has an obligation to examine them.” The letter said Willis did produce some records‚ such as award letters from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and screenshots of expense budget summaries‚ but faulted the DA for not providing other documents and communications across a number of categories‚ including those referring to any allegations of the misuse of federal funds by the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office and contacts with the DOJ. According to Jordan‚ a letter Willis sent to the House Judiciary Committee requested the panel “engage” with the DOJ to obtain some of the records‚ but the chairman said that it does not “alleviate” the prosecutor’s legal obligation to comply with the subpoena. Jordan also rebuffed an objection by Willis to the “overbroad and unduly burdensome” subpoena‚ saying his panel exercised “restraint” and sought only two categories of documents in a limited scope of time. “While you have indicated that additional documents may be forthcoming in response to the Committee’s subpoena‚ the Committee has yet to receive any additional responsive materials in the three weeks since your initial response‚” Jordan wrote. “Accordingly‚ the Committee expects that you will produce all responsive documents to the subpoena in the categories prioritized by the Committee no later than 12:00 p.m. on March 28‚ 2024‚” he added. “If you fail to do so‚ the Committee will consider taking further action‚ such as the invocation of contempt of Congress proceedings.” WSB-TV‚ a local ABC affiliate‚ reported a statement from Willis that was released when Jordan issued the subpoena last month. “These false allegations are included in baseless litigation filed by a holdover employee from the previous administration who was terminated for cause‚” Willis said. “The courts that have ruled found no merit in these claims. We expect the same result in any pending litigation.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP She added‚ “Any examination of the records of our grant programs will find that they are highly effective and conducted in cooperation with the Department of Justice and in compliance with all Department of Justice requirements.” Willis is facing possible disqualification from her 2020 case over her relationship with her lead prosecutor Nathan Wade. A judge could issue a ruling as early as this week. Six of the charges brought by Willis against Trump and his co-defendants were dismissed on Wednesday‚ though other counts remain. Trump faces four criminal cases and civil litigation as he runs another campaign seeking a second term in the White House. He has broadly denied wrongdoing and has claimed that prosecutors are engaged in a politically motivated “witch hunt” against him.

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” executive producer Jeff Schaffer talked about the greatness of the late Richard Lewis and revealed that he would appear in two more episodes in the series’ final season. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter‚ Shaffer said Lewis‚ who died last month at the age of 76‚ had previously filmed scenes with co-creator Larry David that will appear in Season 12. “The thing about Richard is that everyone knows how funny he was‚” Schaffer said. “But I want people to know also that he was the sweetest‚ kindest man. Everyone loved him. He loved being on the show. He will be missed.” Richard Lewis will appear in two more episodes of #CurbYourEnthusiasm this season‚ including the series finale: “He loved being on the show” https://t.co/ojtav6iRK0 — The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) March 12‚ 2024 “Three weeks to the day before he passed‚ we shot with him‚” Schaffer said. “He looked great. He was moving around way better than he was when we were shooting the rest of the season.” “He was just excited and it was great‚” he added. “It was a bit of a shock. I’d say his body may have betrayed him‚ but his wit never wavered the entire time.” “He said he wasn’t going to do standup again or tour anymore‚ obviously due to health reasons‚” Schaffer continued. “But he never stopped coming up with jokes. He was funny every minute he was on set.” Schaffer said Lewis‚ who was honored in an opening title card in the March 3 episode‚ would appear in the eighth episode and the series finale. “No one has seen the last of Richard Lewis‚” Schaffer explained. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Last April‚ Lewis announced that he was retiring from standup comedy and had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. On February 28‚ Variety magazine confirmed Lewis’ death following a post on X from actress Bette Midler‚ who wrote‚ “On a sad note‚ the great Richard Lewis has died.” Shortly after the outlet’s report‚ People magazine shared a statement from Lewis’ rep‚ Jeff Abraham‚ saying: “Comedian/Actor Richard Lewis passed away peacefully at his home in Los Angeles last night after suffering a heart attack.”

The recent passing of beloved soap opera actress‚ Robyn Bernard-Terry‚ at the young age of 64 has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. As we mourn the loss of this talented performer‚ it is important to analyze her legacy from a conservative standpoint. Let us delve deeper into the life of this veteran actress and how her passing serves as a cautionary tale for our society. From her humble beginnings in a small town to her rise to fame in the glitzy world of Hollywood‚ Bernard-Terry's journey was a testament to the American dream. She captivated audiences with her raw talent‚ grace‚ and undeniable beauty‚ earning her a loyal fan base and critical acclaim. However‚ behind the glitz and glamor‚ there was a strong‚ conservative woman who held onto traditional values in an ever-changing world. Remembering Robyn Bernard‚ with my favorite song she sang on general hospital as Terry Brock‚ “you and me against the world”May she rest in peace. #GH pic.twitter.com/tDS5Dn4wb9 — Deglimuses (@deglimuses) March 14‚ 2024 Bernard-Terry's conservative beliefs were not just limited to her personal life‚ but also reflected in her on-screen roles. She was known for her strong portrayals of women who were not afraid to speak their minds and stand up for what they believed in. Her characters often challenged the status quo and championed traditional values‚ earning her the respect of her conservative peers and fans. But as we mourn the loss of this talented actress‚ we must also address the harsh reality that led to her untimely death. In an industry notorious for its liberal ideologies and unhealthy lifestyles‚ Bernard-Terry stood out as a beacon of traditional values. My prayers and condolences to the family and friends of Robyn Bernard. Robyn Bernard played Terry Brock the daughter of D.L. Brock on General Hospital from 1984-1990 #GH pic.twitter.com/FVdRX1HqTj — Alicia (@LukeLauraGH) March 13‚ 2024 She refused to conform to the pressures of Hollywood and chose to live a simple‚ healthy life. However‚ it was this very industry that ultimately took her life‚ as the constant pressure to maintain a certain image and keep up with the fast-paced lifestyle led to her demise. As conservatives‚ we must use this tragic incident as a wake-up call. We must ask ourselves‚ at what cost are we willing to achieve success and fame? The entertainment industry may be glamorous on the surface‚ but the reality is far from it. It is a cut-throat world that demands sacrifices‚ often at the expense of our values and beliefs. Let us honor Bernard-Terry's legacy by standing firm in our conservative principles and not falling prey to the deceptive allure of fame and fortune. Furthermore‚ this unfortunate incident highlights the need for a shift in our society's priorities. As we continue to glamorize and idolize celebrities‚ we must not forget the true heroes among us – the hardworking‚ everyday individuals who make a positive impact in our communities. Bernard-Terry may have been a star in the eyes of many‚ but it was her humble‚ conservative values that made her a true role model. In conclusion‚ the passing of Robyn Bernard-Terry is a tragedy that has left a void in the entertainment industry. As we pay our respects to this remarkable actress‚ let us also reflect on her life and the values she stood for. May her legacy serve as a reminder to embrace conservative principles and stay grounded in the face of societal pressures. Rest in peace‚ Robyn Bernard-Terry‚ you will be dearly missed. The post The Tragic Demise of Soap Opera Star Robyn Bernard-Terry at 64 appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

Most of us remember 2020 for the mysterious silver monoliths that appeared out of thin air. They vanished a few days later‚ but a new monolith recently appeared in Wales. The 10-foot tall stainless steel structure was planted firmly into the ground. The hollow beam has a triangular-shaped body. No marks are on the surface‚ and no one claims ownership or responsibility. Craig Muir posted a video of the monolith in Wales. The strange steel towers appeared and disappeared in several states across the US and several countries worldwide. When the first batch began appearing in 2020‚ an art collective known as The Most Famous Artist took credit for installing and removing the monoliths. There is no proof of the collective’s involvement‚ but they sold replicas for $45‚000. On Instagram‚ the group called the art “an official alien monolith.” No one has claimed responsibility for the Wales structure yet. Image from YouTube. Richard Haynes reported the monolith in Wales. He saw it while running near Hay-on-Wye on Hay Bluff. At first‚ Richard thought it was there to collect rainwater. When he tapped it‚ he realized it was hollow but too tall for collecting rainwater. He described the object as “about 10 feet tall at least and triangular‚ definitely stainless steel.” Because it is hollow‚ he felt it was light enough for two people to carry up the hillside. Will The Wales Monolith Be The Only One? We may never know if the steel monolith in Wales is another prank or if aliens delivered it. We’ll keep our eyes and ears peeled for information. Someone may claim responsibility. If this installation follows the same pattern as the 2020 sightings‚ the monolith in Wales will vanish in a few days as mysteriously as it appeared. Like the origin of many crop circles‚ we may never know the answers. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Monolith Appears Out Of Nowhere On Hill In Wales… And No One’s Claiming It appeared first on InspireMore.

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines “autocorrect” as “a computer feature that attempts to correct the spelling of a word as the user types.” Although autocorrect can sometimes be a helpful feature‚ it can also cause misunderstandings‚ unintended risqué responses‚ and sometimes outright hilarity. When autocorrect fails‚ it tends to really fail. We found some of the funniest fails ever for you‚ so prepare for gut-cramping laughter. 1. When The Description Fits A Bit Too Well Image from X (Twitter). Perhaps every parent has had a bit of paranoia about digital tracking at times. But this combination of an autocorrect fail‚ possibly baring our innermost secret thoughts‚ is very eerie. 2. Everyone Likes Flamingos Image from Facebook. Flooding to flamingos is a hard one to figure out. But when it rains cats and dogs‚ I guess flamingos aren’t too much of a stretch. The post Hilarious Autocorrect Fails That Make You Wonder Why It Even Exists appeared first on InspireMore.

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