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“Daily Show” correspondent Desi Lydic had some advice for first lady Melania Trump after she announced yet another documentary about her life in the White House. “It will come out this year, and it will be very different, what is in the movie. It’s more conversation, one-on-one with me,” Trump said during a “Fox and Friends” interview on Wednesday. “Another Melania documentary?” an exasperated Lydic asked. “Melania, I love you, but unless you’re living with Nathan Fielder in this thing, no one is asking for this.” Lydic asked when the two-part series would be coming out, then played a clip of Trump giving a seemingly confused response. “It’s coming out any — any day. November, maybe November. We don’t have exact date, yet,” Trump said. “You don’t have a date yet? You need a more specific timeline than that. It’s a documentary, not your husband’s war,” Lydic said. Trump also didn’t specify where the series would premiere. Her previous documentary opened with a limited theatrical release last January. That movie, simply titled “Melania,” managed to rake in little less than $17 million in gross box office earnings worldwide against its estimated $75 million budget.

Halo, beautifuls! Celebrities flocked to the Sony Pictures Studios on Sunday night to celebrate the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026. Set to take the catwalk are supermodels including Gigi Hadid, Barbara Palvin, Irina Shayk, and more. See all the stars who walked the pink carpet ahead of the event here.

Jesse Eisenberg has said he was frozen out of studio movies after winning a Razzie for Zack Snyder’s “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” The Razzies — short for Golden Raspberry Awards — are a tongue-in-cheek ceremony that “honor” the supposedly worst films of the year. They are traditionally handed out the night before the Oscars.