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A tense Oval Office moment has ignited fresh online debate after US President Donald Trump clashed with CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins while facing questions tied to the Epstein files. The exchange grew heated as Collins continued pressing the issue, leading Trump to lash out and dismiss the line of questioning while urging the country to focus elsewhere. The fiery back-and-forth quickly spread across social media, turning the press room confrontation into one of the most talked-about political flashpoints right now.Times Entertainment is the Times of India's global entertainment vertical. Get your daily dose of news from Hollywood, British cinema, Korean-dramas and more. Tune in for all the celebrity news, buzzing grapevine, politicians vs. celebs clash and latest gossip here.

Fresh fallout is intensifying around the Epstein controversy as biographer Michael Wolff publicly dares US President Donald Trump to “bring it on” after a fiery Truth Social post and Oval Office remarks. Trump, responding to renewed Epstein questions and Trevor Noah’s Grammy comments, repeated his claim that he did “not know Epstein,” while accusing Wolff of conspiracy. The author fired back, alleging Trump has “threatened to sue me again,” and pointing to claims in his book “Siege,” where Epstein allegedly described a falling-out with Trump over a Palm Beach real estate dispute, fueling a new wave of political and media debate online.

Chappell Roan set the Grammys 2026 red carpet buzzing on February 1, 2026, as she arrived at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena in a sheer maroon Mugler gown that instantly became one of the night’s most talked-about looks. Inspired by Manfred Thierry Mugler’s 1998 Jeu de Paume couture collection and reimagined for Mugler Spring/Summer 2026 by Miguel Castro Freitas, the dramatic outfit featured draped fabric, bold detailing, and a flowing maroon cape. Roan styled her signature red hair over her chest and completed the look with striking body art across her bare back, including pony imagery widely seen as a nod to her hit song “Pink Pony Club.”