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CNN political commentator Scott Jennings praised the opening and closing of Donald Trump’s 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech, acknowledged the middle portion as controversial, noted Trump’s jab at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, and highlighted the RFK Jr. beef joke as the standout moment; the event—rescheduled after an assassination attempt—featured sharp barbs and divided reception.
Lady Gaga called out the media's use of the word "backlash" to describe the "hatred" she and transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney faced over a National Women's Day post, emphasizing the need for society to make room for transgender lives to be cherished and upheld. She urged people to be loving, accepting, and to honor the complexity and challenge of trans life, while also advocating for equal celebration of all gender identities and races.
Lady Gaga defended influencer Dylan Mulvaney against backlash on International Women's Day, calling out the "appalling" vitriol and hatred directed at her. Gaga emphasized the need for society to accept and respect transgender individuals, expressing her support and allyship. Mulvaney, known for sharing her journey to becoming a woman on social media, has faced targeted attacks, including a hate campaign following a partnership with Bud Light. Despite this, she continues to advocate for transgender rights and visibility.
Lady Gaga defends Dylan Mulvaney from transphobic backlash, emphasizing the importance of standing up against hatred and violence towards the trans community. Gaga expresses her support for International Women's Day and advocates for equal celebration of all gender identities, while also criticizing the silence of companies in the face of transphobia.
Lady Gaga speaks out against the "appalling" hatred directed at transgender actor and activist Dylan Mulvaney following their International Women’s Day post, emphasizing that such vitriol is not "backlash" but violence. Gaga expresses her protective stance towards Mulvaney and the transgender community, urging for equal celebration of all women and people. Mulvaney responds with gratitude, having previously shared her struggles with online bullying. This isn't the first time Mulvaney has faced hate, as she also received backlash for a sponsored post for Bud Light, which was boycotted by some, but the company remained committed to supporting the LGBTQ community.
Lady Gaga called out the negative responses to an International Women’s Day post featuring her and transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, expressing her dismay at the vitriol and misgendering. She emphasized the need for society to make room for transgender lives and urged all women to come together to honor everyone for International Women’s Day. Dylan Mulvaney, a trans advocate and social media star, has faced significant backlash and hate, particularly after a viral right-wing campaign.
Lady Gaga defends trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney after receiving hateful responses to their International Women's Day post, calling out the vitriol as "hatred" and emphasizing the need for society to cherish and uphold transgender lives. Gaga expresses her protective stance towards Mulvaney and the trans community, urging for equal celebration of all gender identities and races. She has been a vocal supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, dedicating a song to the transgender community during her Las Vegas residency and advocating for trans rights amidst anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.
Lady Gaga speaks out against transphobic comments following a photo shoot with trans TikToker Dylan Mulvaney, emphasizing the need to make room for transgender lives to be cherished and upheld by society. She expresses her support for the trans community and calls for all women to be celebrated equally, while Mulvaney acknowledges Gaga's support and celebrates International Women’s Day with a photo shoot alongside the pop star.
Lady Gaga speaks out against transphobic backlash after posing for a photo with trans celebrity Dylan Mulvaney, emphasizing the need to cherish and uphold transgender lives. She calls for unity in honoring all women and gender identities, expressing love and compassion while rejecting hatred. Gaga has a history of supporting the LGBTQIA+ community through her art and activism, and her recent post comes in response to intense criticism from conservative individuals.
Lady Gaga responds to the transphobic backlash received after posting photos with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, emphasizing that it is not backlash but outright hatred. She expresses admiration for the trans community's resilience and calls for unity in celebrating all gender identities equally. Gaga urges for love and acceptance, rejecting the framing of hatred as "backlash" and advocating for better treatment of all people.
Lady Gaga defended her International Women's Day post with trans actor/influencer Dylan Mulvaney, condemning the transphobic comments it received as "hatred" and not "backlash." She expressed support for the trans community and called for unity in honoring all women. Mulvaney, who has faced similar vitriol before, emphasized the importance of focusing on those who celebrate her true self rather than those who criticize it.
Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Bud Light, reportedly lost over $1 billion in revenue in North America after facing boycotts from conservatives due to its partnership with trans-identifying influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The company's organic revenue dropped $1.4 billion, with much of the decline attributed to the controversial marketing partnership. Sales of Bud Light plummeted, leading to layoffs and the departure of top marketers. The company also faced a legal battle over whether Mulvaney's promotion of beer complied with industry standards, prompting a review by the Beer Institute and the revision of advertising guidelines for social media influencers.
Anheuser-Busch InBev's U.S. revenue dropped 17.3% in the fourth quarter, largely due to a decline in Bud Light sales following a controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Despite beating sales estimates globally, the company's U.S. business continues to suffer, with Bud Light facing backlash and a boycott from conservative influencers and celebrities. Efforts to rehabilitate the brand's image have had limited success, and Bud Light lost its title as the bestselling beer in the U.S. to Constellation Brand's Modela Especial.
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney made a striking appearance at the 81st Golden Globes, almost a year after her controversial Bud Light promotion. The limited run of Bud Light cans featuring her face to celebrate her transition sparked conservative backlash and a widespread boycott, causing Bud Light's parent company to lose $400 million in sales. Mulvaney condemned Bud Light for not publicly standing by her during the backlash. She also revealed her successful gender change on her passport and documented a road trip with friends on social media.
Kid Rock has decided to support Bud Light again after boycotting the company for working with trans activist Dylan Mulvaney. In a recent interview, Kid Rock stated that while he believed Bud Light deserved a "black eye" for their mistake, he did not think the punishment they received fit the crime. He expressed his desire for the company to learn from their mistake and become bigger, stating that he wanted to live in an America where giving a spanking was enough and not a lifelong punishment.