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First lady Melania Trump received a dressing-down from Jim Carrey on Thursday over her choice of attire during her visit to the Mexican border. Carrey took Trump to task via an artwork posted to his Twitter account, after she wore a jacket bearing the message, “I really don’t care, do u?” emblazoned on the back. “Nothing comforts a federally-abducted refugee child like a photo op with a Slovenian model wearing a coat that says she doesn’t give two craps about your misery,” Carrey wrote in a message accompanying the artwork.

"Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade showed his support for President Donald

After a brief absence from social media, the tech mogul claimed that his "enemies [managed] to spike something that I ingested. However, I am more difficult to kill than anyone can possibly imagine. I am back."

Eleven MS-13 gang members - all of whom are illegal immigrants except one - are facing life in prison after being charged in the kidnappings and deaths of two teens whose bodies were dug up in a Virginia park last year. The ages of the male gang members charged Friday ranged from 20 to 27. All of them are from El Salvador and only one - who is believed to have fled the country - is not in police custody, according to NBC Washington.  Police uncovered the bodies of 17-year-old Edvin Escobar Mendez and 14-year-old Sergio Arita Triminio at Holmes Run Park in March 2017 after receiving a tip. The two teens disappeared just weeks apart the prior year. After Mendez vanished and was reported missing

Newly engaged Pete Davidson posted a photo of his new fiancée Ariana Grande on Instagram on Thursday. It's a very pretty picture, and the caption is literally just “what the actual f***,” which is cute in the "I'm still in the honeymoon phase of this relationship" kind of way. Comedian Seth Rogen, however, is not here for the excessive flirting coming from these crazy kids and called Pete out in the comments.

Louisville, Ky. (AP) -- Thousands of whiskey barrels crashed into a massive heap Friday when a large section of a decades-old storage warehouse collapsed at a distillery in the heart of Kentucky bourbon country. The damaged warehouse at the Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown held about 18,000 barrels, and it appeared that up to half the barrels inside were affected, the distillery's owner said. "We are assessing how many of the impacted barrels can be recovered," said Amy Preske, a spokeswoman for Sazerac, a Louisiana-based spirits company. "A mix of various distilled products at various ages were stored in that warehouse." No cause had been determined for the late-morning collapse, but no one