Golfer Shane Lowry was having a very bad day at the PGA Championship, and he wasn’t afraid to let gawking spectators know it. Lowry, 38, was on his eighth hole at North Carolina’s Quail Hollow on Friday when things went south. His tee shot landed in a divot on the fairway, and officials ruled that he had to continue the match by hitting from the divot. When his hit took out a chunk of the turf, frustration boiled over. “F--- this place!” he shouted before flipping the bird to the ball. However, People reported that the No. 10-ranked player saved par on the next three holes. It’s not the first time Lowry has had an outburst. At the 2023 Players Championship, Golf Digest reported that he wrapped a club around his neck and snapped it in frustration. Not to be outdone at the PGA Championship match on Friday, BBC reported that golfer Tyrrell Hatton was overheard swearing at his golf club.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) left audiences confused when he accused former FBI Director James Comey of trying to “jizz up some type of coup” against President Donald Trump. The bizarre pronouncement was made in response to a question from Republican congressman-turned-Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz, who asked Comer if he thought Comey’s cryptic Instagram post featuring seashells spelling out the numbers “86 47“ was an accident. Republicans spent much of Friday arguing that the post was calling for the president’s assassination, with Fox News hosts citing Urban Dictionary entries as proof of its nefarious meaning. Comer responded that his opinion of Comey, whom he dubbed a liar, was so poor, he didn’t know if he “could give a fair and balanced answer to that question‚” before adding that it wouldn’t surprise him at all ”if that was intentional and they were trying to jizz up some type of coup or some type of insurrection.”

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Ivanka Trump has apparently gone wandering in search of the Philadelphia Eagles’ cornerback, Eli Ricks, after he tweeted she was “exactly my type.” In a post on X on Friday, Ivanka shared an image taken inside the Eagles’ locker room. In it, she appears to have left a note for Ricks, saying she was sorry to have missed meeting the player. “Missed you today @eliasricks!” the post reads, followed by a winky face and a crying laughing emoji. Clearly, this is steamy territory. Ivanka posted the image in direct response to one by Ricks in which he wrote “Donald trump daughter is beautiful.” And, just so there was no confusion over which daughter he was talking about, Ricks later wrote, “After seeing her in person, Ivanka is exactly my type.” Ivanka has been married to Jared Kushner since 2009 and the pair have three children. Still, Kushner may want to keep his eye on the ball, as the 23-year-old player is known for his pass breakups.

A month after an executive order from President Donald Trump declared that museums in Washington D.C. should not be places where visitors are “subjected to ideological indoctrination or divisive narratives that distort our shared history,” at least 32 artifacts have been removed from the National Museum of African American History and Culture. According to an NBC report, both the White House and the museum have said that the removals are not related to the administration’s attacks on diversity, equality and inclusion, which led to museum director Kevin Young stepping down last month. Artifacts no longer on display in the museum include Harriet Tubman’s personal hymn book and a first edition of Frederick Douglass’ Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, published in 1845.

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The wife of White Lotus star Walton Goggins has found herself at the center of countless online rumors since the show’s third season premiere thanks to the on-screen chemistry, and off-screen friendship, between her husband and his co-star Aimee Lou Wood. Now, she is finally speaking out about the speculation. Nadia Conners, who married Goggins in 2011 and shares a son with him, told Hello! that the rumors about an affair were “odd” but also clearly ”an indication of how much people were invested in the fictional characters,“ adding, ”I take it as a sign that he’s become quite popular.” Goggins’ and Wood’s Rick and Chelsea quickly became fan favorite characters before meeting a tragic end in the finale. The pair’s off-screen relationship—which consisted of adoring Instagram posts, followed by the pair unfollowing, then later re-following each other—kept the internet rumor mill working overtime during the duration of the HBO series’ third season.

Snoop D-O-Double-G has let it be known, in case there was any doubt, that he is all about stacking that paper, regardless of who is offering. Hitting back at those criticizing him as a “sellout” for performing a 30-minute DJ set at one of President Donald Trump‘s inauguration events earlier this year, the rapper told The Breakfast Club that his 30-minute performance at Trump’s Crypto Ball was not an endorsement. “Made a whole bunch of money, made a lot of relationships to help out the inner city and the community and teach financial literacy and crypto in a space that it don’t exist,” Snoop said. Having previously endorsed Barack Obama, Snoop did not embrace a candidate in the 2024 election. “I’m not a politician,” he said. “I don’t represent the Republican Party. I don’t represent the Democratic Party. I represent the motherf---ing Gangster Party, period,” Snoop explained. His new album, Iz It a Crime?, is a direct response to such criticism. “Can’t none of you motherf---ers tell me what I can and can’t do.”

U2 frontman Bono warned that “world war” has “never been closer” in an interview published Friday by the Associated Press. The rocker made the comments while speaking from the Cannes Film Festival to promote his new Apple TV+ documentary, Bono: Stories of Surrender. “This is me speaking about surrender, ‘Stories of Surrender,’ at a time when the world has never been closer to a world war in my lifetime,” Bono said. The documentary captures Bono’s one-man stage show as he delves into his life, family, and topics dear to his heart, such as globalization—a topic he further remarked on to the AP. “[Globalization] and increased aid levels brought a billion people out of extreme poverty and halved childhood mortality—remarkable jumps for quality of life for human beings,” he said. Rebuking efforts by President Donald Trump and other right-wing leaders to roll back such progress, Bono warned, “Nationalism is not what we need.” He added, “We grew up in a very charged atmosphere in Ireland. It makes you suspicious of nationalism and those animal spirits that can be drummed up.”

Malia Obama celebrated a major career accomplishment when she directed her first commercial this month, but one fellow filmmaker isn’t too happy. On Friday, filmmaker Natalie Jasmine Harris spoke to Business Insider to detail the concerning similarities between the Obama-directed Nike ad and her own 2024 short film, Grace. Specifically, Harris, 27, took issue with a sequence in the ad featuring two young Black girls playing pat-a-cake in a setup she says looks “shockingly similar” to an early scene in Grace. Harris’ short screened at last year’s Sundance Film Festival, where the director says she met Obama, 26, whose own short, The Heart, also premiered. While hesitant to call Obama’s ad a direct ripoff of Grace, Harris says she and her filmmaking team have “noted a lot of similarities” between the two, “from the camera angles to the shots to the framing composition and the color palette.” On May 5, she posted a shot-by-shot comparison to X, writing, “I know art often overlaps, but moments like this hit hard.” However, Harris says she isn’t frustrated with Obama herself, but with the “larger issue of brands not supporting independent artists and opting for folks who already have name recognition.” “If they wanted these shots that were similar to my shots,” Harris told Business Insider, “Why not hire me to direct?”

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