Phil Robertson, who passed away this year after a battle with Alzheimer’s, gave his son a final warning before dying at 79. The Duck Dynasty star’s son, Willie, starred alongside his dad in the A&E reality series from 2012 to 2017 and shared the details of his father’s final moments during an interview with TV Insider. “Phil had such a strong faith,” the star, 53, said. “He told us before, ‘Do not cry at my funeral. I know where I’m going.’” Willie added that his dad had been struggling with Alzheimer’s for a while. Robertson’s passing saddened conservative fans, who tuned into the show’s sequel only days after Robertson’s death on May 20. “What a life he lived,” his son said. The MAGA member was vocally opposed to same sex marriage and anti-abortion. He famously said: ”I got it down to this: if you’re pro-God, and pro-America, and pro-gun and pro-duck hunting, that’s all I want.“ His son said that he will be remembered for his piety. “Phil would have wanted us to do exactly what we’re doing,” he said. “Whatever is a reflection of that faith, and our show is a reflection of our faith.”

Joe Rogan got the giggles when talking about South Park’s “f---ing hilarious” portrayal of President Donald Trump as a screaming man with a micropenis. In conversation with Mike Baker, a former CIA covert operations officer and current CEO of Portman Square Group, Rogan reveled in the absurdity of the episode and Trump’s failed attempts to distance himself from Jeffrey Epstein. “[Comedian] Bridget Phetasy had a funny quote, like, when you think that they have reached the bottom of the highest level of not giving a fuck, they reach unseen levels,” Rogan told Baker on the Friday episode. “The Epstein thing is so crazy. Like, and [Trump] saying, ‘What do you care? Why does everybody care about Epstein?’” Rogan’s comments added to the growing number of voices criticizing the Trump administration for denying the existence of an Epstein client list after Trump promised to reveal the full details on his 2024 presidential campaign trial. The Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation concluded in a July 6 memo that no “client list” exists, setting off a wave of backlash among the president’s supporters. Backing off those claims in recent weeks, Trump called the Epstein story a “hoax.” Rogan ripped the “chaos” around the Trump administration’s handling of the situation as “so f---ed up.” He added, “There’s just so much madness.”

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Billy Joel has revealed that, when he first checked himself into rehab for alcohol abuse back in 2005, it was the insistence of his first wife, Katie Lee. “I didn’t want to do it,” Joel said in the HBO documentary, Billy Joel: And So It Goes, released Friday. Lee gave the now-76-year-old “Uptown Girl” hitmaker an ultimatum: “Either you do something about your drinking or this isn’t gonna work out.” “At that point, yeah, the relationship wasn’t doing well,” Joel conceded. Lee spoke with filmmakers about how difficult she found that period: “I felt like he needed to be creating, he needed to be making music, performing, to turn down that anxiety of not having an artistic outlet,” she said. “And there were struggles with addiction. It was really hard to navigate that because I had no experience with it.” Lee and Joel divorced in 2009. Joel would go on to marry Alexis Roderick in 2015, with Lee marrying actor Ryan Biegel in 2018.

DJ Steve Aoki, 47, has welcomed his first little one. The new father celebrated his baby boy with his wife, Sasha, in an Instagram post that showcased his kiddo’s tiny feet with a hospital name tag around his ankle. “Rocky77 has arrived! We’re so in love with him already,” they posted alongside a heart emoji. “Even more special is that we get to celebrate our son’s birth on the same day as our wedding anniversary. ... Let the adventures begin!” The EDM musician and his wife said “I do” in 2024 and announced their “biggest collaboration yet” during a January concert in Dubai. “This is a special moment. This is my wife, and we’re having a baby,” he said as his pregnant wife appeared on stage. They then proceeded to do a gender reveal on stage by cutting into a white sheet cake. Through her pregnancy, Sasha joked that Aoki’s EDM stood for “Early Development Music” and once wrote in an Instagram post, “Who needs lullabies when you’ve got daddy’s epic drops?”

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A new poll by The Wall Street Journal shows Democrats’ approval rating at its lowest since the newspaper first started polling back in 1990. More than 63 percent of voters hold a dim view of the party, with only 8 percent viewing it “very favorably.” Democratic officials are reportedly struggling to convince the American people they can do a better job than their Republican counterparts on electorally decisive issues, although voters still significantly disapprove of how President Donald Trump has handled the economy, inflation, tariffs, and foreign policy. “The Democratic brand is so bad that they don’t have the credibility to be a critic of Trump or the Republican Party,” John Anzalone, a Democratic pollster who advised on the survey with the help of Trump’s own pollster, Tony Fabrizio, told the Journal. “Until they reconnect with real voters and working people on who they’re for and what their economic message is, they’re going to have problems.”

A House Ethics Committee has found that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez underpaid to rent the “Tax the Rich” dress at the 2021 Met Gala. Four years after the fact, the panel determined Friday that the $1,000 the progressive congresswoman paid to rent the outfit wasn’t a fair rate and that she must hand over an additional $2,733.28 to designer Aurora Janes. The finding stems from ethics rules governing the acceptance of gifts by elected representatives, which cover “a gratuity, favor, discount, entertainment, hospitality, loan, forbearance or other item having monetary value.” While the committee concluded Ocasio-Cortez had been mindful of those regulations and that her aides made efforts to explain the rules to the designers, it found Janes “may have lowered costs” nonetheless. Given the buyer’s price for the dress stood at $18,837.30, the committee estimated the rental cost, combined with other fees, should have been $3,724.04, and therefore said “it would be appropriate” for Ocasio-Cortez to pay the additional fees.

Police in Japan have deployed an unorthodox means of ensuring local residents and officers are up to speed when it comes to dealing with bear attacks. In a video, police can be seen demonstrating their prowess as a man in what can only be described as an incredibly shoddy bear costume does his darndest to imitate the fearsome predator. Roughly 60 miles north of Tokyo, residents of Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, were treated to the public safety spectacle following a rise in bear encounters in the region. In the clip, the “bear” can be seen chasing a man covered in fake blood before police frighten the animal away with firecrackers. Later, the “bear” is “shot” with a tranquilizer gun and subdued. Police with riot shields rush in to contain the actor, giving him a solid few prods with a stick to make sure he’s out. Let’s hope the role play sunk in, as Tochigi has seen three bear attacks this year alone.

Around 100 NFL players and 24 employees are set to be slapped with fines from the league after an investigation revealed that they had resold overpriced tickets to the 2025 Super Bowl LIX. A source, speaking to the Associated Press on the condition of anonymity, has revealed that an ongoing investigation found dozens of fines are set to be issued over the matter. NFL policy states that tickets to the game cannot be sold for greater than their face value. Individuals discovered to have flouted the rules for some quick cash will be sanctioned with fines one and a half times the amount they sold the tickets for. If those people are club employees, the fine will be twice the money they made. “We are in the process of completing our investigation into this matter,” a memo sent to teams by the NFL’s head of compliance read. Players from all 32 clubs are allowed to purchase two tickets to the final but are not allowed to profit from them. The NFL has said it will increase compliance training and fines for breaches in early fall.

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A Twitch streamer known by the now-shockingly prescient name “Chrispy Mate” was struck by a bolt of lightning in his North Carolina home while live streaming. The content creator, who usually reviews horror games, found himself in a horrifying scenario of his own when a storm hit the town of Holly Springs. “Bro, I just got struck by lightning,” Chrispy Mate told his viewers. “I had my earbuds in. A big thing of lightning hit… I felt lightning go through my earbuds.” Speaking to AccuWeather, the streamer said he heard a bang like a drum reverberating through his head, his vision went white, and he felt concussed. The streamer thankfully escaped relatively unharmed, with only minor after-effects lingering until the next day. He also claims the electrical zap gave him an unexpected surge of energy: “I woke up, felt great, went straight to the gym and then I had the best workout of my life.”

The tech giant Google has been ordered to pay the equivalent of $12,500 in compensation to a police officer in Argentina after an appeals court found his privacy had been “blatantly” violated. The man sought payment in 2017 for harm to his dignity after his bare backside was captured by a passing Google Street View car and uploaded to Google Maps. To make matters worse, the man’s house number and street name were broadcast on TV and widely shared on social media in coverage of the incident. The man has alleged that the invasion of his privacy has made him the butt of jokes at work and among neighbors. An initial judgment ruled that the officer himself was at fault for “walking around in inappropriate conditions in the garden of his home,” but appeals judges found fault lies with the American tech company. “No one wants to appear exposed to the world as the day they were born,” the judges said. Google has insisted that the man’s fence was simply not high enough.