Donald Trump has never had much of a filter. What’s more, he has some, well, interesting thoughts bouncing around in his mushy head. That can get him into trouble — not much trouble, mind you, as he somehow has a chance of being re-elected president later this year. On Friday he spoke at the Black Conservative Federation Honors Gala held in Columbia, South Carolina, where he let slip something…strange.
Trump at the Black Conservative Federation Gala: I got indicted and lot of people said that’s why the black people like me… pic.twitter.com/QENwQvvyLI
“And then I got indicted a second time and then a third time and a fourth time!” Trump said. “And a lot of people said that that’s why the Black people like me, because they have been hurt so badly and discriminated against. And they actually viewed me as — I’m being discriminated against. It’s been pretty amazing.”
Trump’s comment comes on the heels of him nonsensically comparing himself to Alexei Navalny, the Vladimir Putin critic who mysteriously died in a Siberian penal colony. Talking about the many indictments he’s ratcheted up, he recently told a Fox News town hall crowd that he’s suffering from “a form of Navalny.” He said this, despite Putin being such a dear pal of his, even though he was also suggesting, like many, that Putin was responsible for Navalny’s death.
Yesterday (February 23), Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her highly-anticipated Guts World Tour. For weeks, the “Vampire” singer has teased tour merch, set design, and more. But thanks to Uproxx’s own Philip Cosores and his review of opening night in Palm Springs, California, we know exactly what the 21-year-old has to offer on the arena run.
In Cosores’ remarks, he dubbed Rodrigo: “officially an arena rock star,” thanks to her sheer display on stage during the Guts World Tour. If you were lucky enough to grab tickets to one of the sold-out shows, you are in for a treat. Continue below to view the setlist, remaining tour stops, and poster.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour setlist
1. “Bad Idea, Right?”
2. “Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl”
3. “Vampire”
4. “Traitor”
5. “Drivers License”
6. “Teenage Dream”
7. “Pretty Isn’t Pretty”
8. “Love Is Embarrassing”
9. “Making The Bed”
10. “Logical”
11. “Enough For You”
12. “Lacy”
13. “Jealousy, Jealousy”
14. “Happier”
15. “Favorite Crime”
16. “Deja Vu”
17. “The Grudge”
18. “Brutal”
19. “Obsessed”
20. “All-American B*tch”
21. “Good 4 U”
22. “Get Him Back!”
Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour dates
02/24 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center ~
02/27 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center ~
02/28 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center ~
03/01 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center ~
03/02 — New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center ~
03/05 — Orlando, FL @ Amway Center ~
03/06 — Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center ~
03/08 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center ~
03/09 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena ~
03/12 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center ~
03/13 — Omaha, NE @ CHI Health Center ~
03/15 — Saint Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center ~
03/16 — Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum ~
03/19 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ~
03/20 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ~
03/22 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena ~
03/23 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena ~
03/26 — Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre ~
03/27 — Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre ~
03/29 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena ~
03/30 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena ~
04/01 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~
04/02 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~
04/05 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/06 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/08 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/09 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/30 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena =
05/01 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena =
05/03 — Manchester, England @ Co-op Live =
05/04 — Manchester, England @ Co-op Live =
05/07 — Glasgow, Scotland @ OVO Hydro =
05/08 — Glasgow, Scotland @ OVO Hydro =
05/10 — Birmingham, England @ Utilita Arena =
05/11 — Birmingham, England @ Utilita Arena =
05/14 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/15 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/17 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/18 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/22 — Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis =
05/24 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome =
05/25 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome =
05/28 — Oslo, Norway @ Spektrum =
05/30 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena =
06/01 — Berlin, Germany @ Mercedes-Benz Arena =
06/04 — Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena =
06/05 — Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle =
06/07 — Munich, Germany @ Olympiahalle =
06/09 — Bologna, Italy @ Unipol Arena =
06/11 — Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion =
06/12 — Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena =
06/14 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena =
06/15 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena =
06/18 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi =
06/20 — Madrid, Spain @ WizInk Center =
06/22 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Altice Arena =
07/19 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center ^
07/20 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena ^
07/23 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena ^
07/24 — Lexington, KY @ Rupp Arena ^
07/26 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center ^
07/27 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom Center ^
07/30 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena ^
07/31 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center ^
08/02 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center ^
08/03 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center ^
08/06 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena ^
08/07 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena ^
08/09 — Vancouver, British Columbia @ Rogers Arena ^
08/10 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center ^
08/13 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/14 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/16 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/17 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
+ with The Breeders
^ with PinkPantheress
~ with Chappell Roan
= with Remi Wolf
Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour poster
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Per The Hollywood Reporter, the legendary filmmaker and scene-stealing actor went on Piers Morgan: Uncensored, during which he weighed in on some of this year’s Oscar crop. He admitted he hasn’t seen Oppenheimer yet, but he did see some but not all of the one about a living doll who suffers an existential crisis.
“Barbie, I managed to see the first half hour, and I was curious,” Herzog told Morgan. “I wanted to watch it because I was curious. And I still don’t have an answer, but I have a suspicion. Could it be that the world of Barbie is sheer hell?”
The director of Even Dwarfs Started Small added, “For a movie ticket, as an audience, you can witness sheer hell, as close as it gets.”
He’s not wrong! The plot of Barbie kicks off when its titular hero is struck with a sudden and violent case of self-awareness, wondering aloud if anyone else has ever thought about death. Barbie Land is so pink it may or may not have almost caused a paint shortage. All the men (well, save one) are idiots who are this close to turning into patriarchal tyrants. Barbie ends [spoiler!] with Barbie escaping into our own horrible world, where she can finally have lady parts.
Of course, the filmmaker who once allegedly pulled a gun on his main actor when he tried to flee set hasn’t gotten to most of that yet; he still has another 80-some minutes left.
You can watch Herzog’s full Piers Morgan appearance in the video below.
Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega are a match made in (miserable) heaven. Netflix knows this truth and saw fit to greenlight a second season of Wednesday after the series danced to the top of the Netflix all-time Top 10 TV list. The streaming service also decided that Uncle Fester needed his own show, too, so there are plenty of Addams and relations to go around in the coming years.
The star outcast of Nevermore Academy will have plenty of darkness to wade through upon her TV return, and the second season decided upon filming in Ireland rather than Romania, which could throw some different shades on the upcoming spooky visuals. Let’s talk about what else has been revealed for the next exercise of psychic powers from the deadpan-gloomy Raven.
Plot
Thank goodness that Netflix isn’t messing with the best part of this show — the infamous Wednesday personality, via Deadline and E! News:
“I’ve received some scripts now for the second season, and we’re definitely leaning into a little bit more horror,” Ortega told Laverne Cox while being interviewed for E! on the Emmys red carpet. “It’s really, really exciting because all throughout the show [Wednesday] never really changes and that’s what’s wonderful about her.”
She continued, “There’s some really good one-liners and I think everything is bigger. It’s a lot more action-packed. I think each episode will probably feel a little bit more like a movie, which is nice.”
From there, Ortega might have said too much on her feelings about the show’s first-season writing, but it’s also worth noting that the Scream VI actress looks forward to acting out more of Wednesday’s motives and why “her main drive with the monster was a kind of competitiveness.”
Obviously, the finale left some threads wide open, and the show will hopefully follow up on Tyler’s true nature and continue to sidestep a straightforward investigative approach on behalf of the title character. That, and Wednesday’s rebellion, made the show unpredictable and fun, especially when that fun gave a playful middle finger while embracing the “fun” characteristic.
Cast
There must be more of Thing, and there’s also going to be another member of the Addams clan coming right at ya. Will that be Cousin Itt? Please.
Otherwise, the deliciously perfect cast continues to exist with the unblinking Jenna Ortega back in braids and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzman still doing the Morticia and Gomez thing. With a spinoff in motion, you’d think that Fred Armisen would make another appearance as Uncle Fester, and hopefully, we’ll see Gwendoline Christie, Jamie McShane Emma Myers, Riki Lindhome, Hunter Doohan, and Joy Sunday surface at least in spirit.
Release Date
Not even Wednesday Addams could conjure up an exact vision of when her second season shall arrive, but with locations scouted and filming beginning in April, early 2025 is a realistic bet.
Trailer
Did we really think there would be a trailer yet? No way. So, we shall practice these dance moves instead.
Drew McIntyre defeated Bobby Lashley, LA Knight, Kevin Owens, Logan Paul, and Randy Orton to win the Men’s Elimination Chamber match. He will now go on to face Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 40.
Knight and McIntrye got the match started, and it didn’t take long for McIntyre to mock the injured CM Punk, teasing a Go To Sleep. Knight reversed it, tossed McIntyre outside the ring and continuously slammed his head into the Chamber pods. The buzzer sounded for Owens, who took out Knight and McIntyre before yelling at Paul.
Lashley was next out of the pod, using the cage structure to punish McIntyre outside the ring. Owens waited on Paul to leave the pod next, but it was Orton, who hit a signature power slam and a hanging DDT to the outside on Owens.
Lashley hit a spear on Knight, but he was able to roll out of the ring and avoid getting pinned. Lashley then went for a spear on McIntyre, but ended up on the middle turnbuckle. The buzzer sounded again, and it was Owens who was immediately in Paul’s pod. Owens slammed Paul into the pod wall, then tossed him into the ring. Owens and Paul went at each other outside the ring when Lashley tossed Owens through one pod, then speared Paul through another.
McIntyre landed the Claymore on Lashley and rolled him into the ring, but Lashley made his way back to his feet and applied the Hurt Lock on Knight. McIntyre came out of nowhere with another Claymore to pin and eliminate Lashley. As Lashley was leaving the ring, Knight hit the Blunt Force Trauma on both Orton and McIntrye. AJ Styles suddenly appeared and slammed a chair into Knight’s back before hitting the Styles Clash on the chair. McIntyre crawled over to gain the pinfall and another elimination.
Owens and Paul finally made their way to their feet and went at each other. After taking out Paul, Owens got into the ring and attacked McIntyre and Orton. Owens took out McIntyre and Paul before going after Orton, but the Viper hit an RKO for the pinfall.
Orton and McIntyre mixed it up in the ring as Paul made his way to the top of the pods. Paul landed a flying crossbody onto McIntyre. Paul pulled the brass knuckles out of his tights, but Orton hit an RKO out of nowhere to eliminate him.
Orton reversed a Future Shock DDT and landed his hanging from the middle rope DDT inside the ring. Orton called for the RKO, but McIntyre reversed into a spinebuster. McIntyre counted down the Claymore, but Orton couldn’t make his way back to his feet as he crumpled in back pain. Orton then exploded up for an RKO, but Paul hit him with the brass knuckles to allow McIntyre to pin Orton for the pinfall and earn a matchup with Rollins.
Becky Lynch outlasted Naomi, Tiffany Stratton, Raquel Rodriguez, Bianca Belair, and Liv Morgan to win the Women’s Elimination Chamber and a shot at the Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 40.
Two WWE veterans in Naomi and Lynch got the match started before it was Tiffy Time and Stratton, the former NXT star, joined the chaos. The buzzer sounded again and it was Morgan who joined the fray, attacking Stratton, then Lynch, and eventually Naomi. Naomi escaped to the top of the pods and landed an over the top neckbreaker from the top of the pod on Morgan before Stratton rolled Naomi up for the first pinfall of the night.
Rodriguez hit the ring and went to work, dominating the field. She hit a fallaway slam with Morgan over the ropes into the ring, whipped Statton head-first into the cage, and landed a stalling suplex against the cage on Lynch. All three women went after Rodriguez, trying a stacking pinfall for two.
The buzzer sounded and it was Belair’s chance to join the match. She went right after Stratton, took the work to Lynch, and eventually mixed it up with Rodriguez. Stratton set Rodriguez on the top rope, where Morgan did a jumping leg drop onto Rodriguez from the top of the pod. Stratton and Lynch made their way to the top of the pod as well, where Stratton threw Lynch off onto Rodriguez, then did a Swanton Bomb onto Rodriguez, Lynch, and Belair.
Back in the ring, Stratton went for the Prettiest Moonsault Ever on Morgan, but she reversed into an avalanche flatliner for the pinfall. Rodriguez got back in the ring and hit a double powerbomb on Lynch and Morgan. Belair arrived from behind her for the KOD for the pinball. Belair went for a 450 splash, but Lynch got her knees up. Belair then attempted the KOD on Morgan, but Morgan reversed it into a stunner.
Belair tried for a KOD again, but Lynch reversed and landed on her feet. Morgan rolled Belair up for the pinfall, then Lynch hit a Man-handle Slam for the pinfall on Morgan to earn her spot at WrestleMania.
Lynch will battle against the winner of Rhea Ripley vs. Nia Jax, which will main event the Elimination Chamber.
She’s a Grammy award winner — including the coveted prize for Best New Artist in 2022 — and has also received prizes from the American Music Awards, iHeart, Billboard, and numerous critics prizes for both of her albums, 2021’s Sour and 2023’s Guts. She has starred in a successful television show (High School Musical: The Musical: The Series) and featured in her own Disney+ documentary (Olivia Rodrigo: Driving Home 2 U), in addition to memorable SNL, Tiny Desk, and VMAs performances. She’s landed three songs at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and both of her albums on top of the Billboard 200, essentially positioning herself as one-of-one when considering critical and commercial success stories in the 2020s. And when you factor in brand deals with the likes of the Apple iPhone, Crumbl cookies, and even her own Erewhon Smoothie, the only big thing missing from Rodrigo’s musical resume is longevity, which, at this point, feels like a foregone conclusion.
Well, the only big thing except for the touring front.
Philip Cosores
While Sour was a monster moment by all metrics, Olivia Rodrigo’s touring behind it was far more conservative than you’d expect for an artist launching in such a bold, underlined, and italicized way. Sure, her Sour performances hit big amphitheaters and even a low-cap arena or two across both Europe and North America. Still, many artists would have parlayed that into an even bigger run of arenas, even stadiums. But for the young artist Rodrigo, it felt a lot more planned-out and controlled than just letting the success of her debut carry her as far as possible. Instead of performing without an end in sight, she went back and crafted a follow-up that doubled down on her alt-rock aggression and theatrical balladeering. With a minimal amount of material under her belt, she didn’t milk what she had for all its worth. Everything about how she positioned herself screamed that Rodrigo is in it for the long haul, rather than trying to capture lighting in a bottle.
That’s what makes the Guts World Tour — which kicked off last night at the Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California — all the more intriguing. Something changed in the live music space within the last year. Following the launches of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour — and to a slightly lesser extent, SZA’s run supporting SOS — major concert tours have felt like the true north star for shared communal moments. From the hardships of just getting tickets that exposed flaws in the live music infrastructure to the social media frenzy that the performances caused, big tours are poised to replace festivals as the marquee moments for young people to opt in to. You don’t need to look further than the waning sales demands for typical behemoth events to bolster this claim. Part of that may be concertgoers with limited resources are now spending their festival money on after-market single-shows, and part of that might be that festivals having difficulty booking these same top-tier artists who can make more money — and have more control — doing things on their own.
Philip Cosores
For 2024, Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour is primed to follow in these footsteps. We’ve already seen the expected madness on the sales front, with tickets selling out fast and secondary prices shooting through the roof. And now, with the launch, we can say that Rodrigo delivers mightily on the anticipation with a show that balances many elements that would be in conflict in lesser hands. Whether it be her rock and pop tendencies, her teenage feelings with grown-up ambitions, or the actions of feeling larger-than-life while also personal and relatable, Rodrigo managed everyone’s expectations with the grace of an acrobat.
If you were a fan of Rodrigo the rock star, the show’s bookends put her head-banging, guttural-screaming self on full display. “Jealousy, Jealousy” found her channeling Robert Plant’s hip-shaking swagger, while openers “Bad Idea, Right?” and “Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl” set the night in motion with blinding lights and fifth-gear propulsion. By the end of her 100-minute set, any pop-star frills that punctuated the performance’s middle sections had dissolved as Rodrigo busted out her own guitar playing on “Obsessed” and went full ’90s rocker with a bullhorn rap on “Get Him Back.”
Philip Cosores
But those “frills” were nothing to shrug at, either. Rodrigo covered for her own blindspots by having backing dancers fill in needed gaps for the mid-tempo “Pretty Isn’t Pretty” and the rambunctious highlight “Love Is Embarrassing.” And while the stage kept Rodrigo stationed on one end of the hockey arena, she slowly sailed on a floating moon around the venue for fans in the back to view her up close, offering up “Logical” and “Enough For You” in the process.
But the most impressive aspect of Rodrigo — her magic trick that no one does quite like her — is appealing to both the children who screamed when Rodrigo asked if it was their first concert, and the adults who use Rodrigo’s music to excavate feelings that either have been dormant since their youth or never went away at all. As a young woman, this is surely an aspect of her own music that she has to grapple with, performing songs she literally created as a love-lorn teen with newer tunes that have transitioned ever so slightly into more adult topics and language and signifiers. But Rodrigo is never alienating. She can sell shot glasses on her web store and also have cotton candy booths are her concerts. She can inspire kids to cosplay in their finest lavender finds for her tour while also trendset in Hot Topic-chic, fishnets, and boots as a bonafide style icon. She’s establishing herself as an artist that one generation will grow up with, and another can appreciate with a sense of nostalgia and camaraderie.
Philip Cosores
This was most clear early in the set during “Teenage Dream,” which was backed with a series of childhood videos of a young Rodrigo, and concluded with audio recording of some of her early performance forrays. She would note that she grew up not far from where the concert took place, in Temecula, California, but didn’t really have to underscore the meaning of launching her first arena tour so close to home, fulfilling a dream she had not many years before. The audience could easily understand that at just 21 years old, Rodrigo has both come a long way and still has a long way to go. But she’s now officially an arena rock star, and she’ll have to figure out what milestone to conquer next.
Setlist:
Bad Idea, Right?
Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl
Vampire
Traitor
Drivers License
Teenage Dream
Pretty Isn’t Pretty
Love Is Embarrassing
Making The Bed
Logical
Enough For You
Lacy
Jealousy, Jealousy
Happier
Favorite Crime
Deja Vu
The Grudge
Brutal
Obsessed
All-American Bitch
Good 4 U
Get Him Back!
The thing that makes Victor Wembanyama so special is his ability to do a little bit of everything on the basketball court. Rookies are not supposed to have their fingerprints all over the game the way that the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft is able to, and as a result, it seemed inevitable that he’d eventually get a five-by-five.
For those who don’t know, a 5×5 is when a player records at least five points, rebounds, assists, blocks, and steals in a game. It is exceedingly rare, as we haven’t had one in the league since Jusuf Nurkic in 2019, and the NBA has only seen 21 of them (it’s worth mentioning that blocks and steals were not kept before 1972, so Wilt Chamberlain assuredly has a lot of 5×5 games). But Wembanyama was able to pick one up in his 51st career game, as he went for a 5×5 on Friday night against the Los Angeles Lakers.
On the night, Wembanyama had 27 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists, five steals, and five blocks in a 123-118 road loss to the Lakers. And according to the site NBAHoopsOnline.com, Wembanyama made some history here as he set the record for the fewest minutes needed to achieve a 5×5 — Marcus Camby previously had the record at 34 minutes, while Wembanyama did it in only 31.
Funny enough, he nearly had a 5×5 game on Thursday night, too, as he registered 19 points, 13 rebounds, five blocks, five steals, and four assists against Sacramento. While we had to wait an extra day for him to join this exclusive basketball club, we have a hunch this won’t be the last time he does this in his career.
Apparently, it’s a good night for teams getting into altercations with one another in the NBA. Not long after four players were ejected due to a donnybrook during the Miami Heat’s game against the New Orleans Pelicans, players on the Golden State Warriors and the Charlotte Hornets got into a fracas that led to a pair of ejections. The twist: This one happened at the very end of the game, when things were totally decided and the coaches were shaking hands.
Warriors youngster Lester Quinones went up for a layup with his team up, 95-84, and the shot clock still turned on. This didn’t sit well with Miles Bridges, who got a goaltend and then jawed with Quinones a bit. And then, we get the magical moment where the camera cuts to Steve Kerr and Steve Clifford shaking hands all chummy, only for them to look at the fight breaking out, Clifford clearly saying “WHAT THE F*CK,” and both of them running over to break things up.
I want to make sure one player in particular gets their flowers here, and that is Trayce Jackson-Davis, who saw that Draymond Green kept screaming obscenities at the Hornets player who really caused things to pop off (Grant Williams) and ran over and restrained him while laughing extremely hard. Anyway, Quinones and Williams got ejected as the Warriors won, 97-84.
Kid Cudi had some good news and some bad news for fans today. On the positive side, he announced that not only are dates for his Insano World Tour on the way, but he is also almost done with his next record — despite just dropping his recent one, Insano, last month. The bad news is that it might be a little bit until people can hear the follow-up.
“My next album is already about 80% done, and it’ll be out in 2026,” Kid Cudi posted on Twitter. “As always, we’re takin it someplace new. Just wanted to let yall know, expect an album from me every other year… next year is all about filmin. Got a bunch of stuff I need to get done. Film and tv. So I take a year off of music to do it all.”
My next album is already about 80% done, and itll be out in 2026. As always, were takin it someplace new. Just wanted to let yall know, expect an album from me every other year next year is all about filmin. Got a bunch of stuff I need to get done. Film and tv. So I take a…
According to Rolling Stone, Kid Cudi is set to appear in the upcoming horror film, Maxxxine. He also might have some more animated projects in the works. However, this year is also about hitting the road to perform.
Those who are hoping to go to one of Cudi’s upcoming Insano World Tour shows can find more information about getting tickets here.
Check out Kid Cudi’s tweet about finishing his next album and his plans for the next few years above.
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next year is all about filmin. Got a bunch of stuff I need to get done. Film and tv. So I take a…