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The daughter of 'Squad' member Ilhan Omar has faced criticism over claims that she was sprayed with chemical weapons during a pro-Palestine protest at Columbia University. Irsa Hirsi, 21, appeared on MSNBC alongside another student Monday night to blast the school over its handling of the fallout from the demonstrations. 'There is definitely some hypocrisy here,' Hirsi said. 'You can kind of see it with the students that sprayed us with the chemical weapons and the fact that there is no public information as to what happened to them.' While it is unclear what 'chemical' Hirsi was referring to, a Jewish student was suspended after spraying a foul-smelling liquid on protesters during a demonstration in January. The student, identified only as 'John Doe,' filed a lawsuit against the university last week, claiming he sprayed 'gag gifts' called 'Liquid Ass' and 'Wet Farts' into the air during the rally and 'not directly at any individual.' Actor and comedian Michael Rapaport hit back at Hirsi's claims on X, formerly Twitter, writing, 'We're heading down Jussie Smollet (sic) Street with this.'

The commercial, which was released to coincide with the Super Bowl but not actually broadcast on television, has the LifeShiftr.com website. People can reach out to their local government officials to help raise the plight of the hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists after the October 7 attack. Rapaport introduces himself and practices deep breathing exercises as he attempts to do a tree pose as if he is promoting a new wellness product. This is Michael Rapaport's latest Michael Rapaport.' LifeShift.com is certainly life changing. Has it changed my life?' He asks. But his zen-like demeanor turns erupts in seconds. 'Well, f***, no, but do you know whose life it can change the 136 hostages who are still being raped and tortured in Gaza by Hamas terrorists scumbags right now!', he said.

A philanthropic event aimed at helping an organisation that supports IDF troops rallied some of the most pro-Israel voices in the entertainment industry, with each delivering a united cry: 'Do something.' The Let's Do Something Gala, held in the heart of New York City on Thursday night in favor of David Newman, a close friend of the founder who was brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7. Michael Rapaport, keynote speaker Michael Rapaport, inspired Israeli activist Emily Austin's call for reform, and rapper Kosha Dillz's live performance rounded out the lineup.

The actor answered 13 of the questions correctly, with each correct answer netting a lucky renter one month's accommodation worth up to $2,500. Bilt is a loyalty program set up by founder and CEO Ankur Jain and encourages people to earn points when paying rent. These points can then be used in a variety of ways, such as dining out or adding them to your next rent payment. All renters in the United States are able to sign up to become a rewards member and play the game.

Michael Rapaport has spilled juicy information from Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's 2000 wedding - 24 years after appearing on Friends. During a talk on Sunday's Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, 53, who appeared on Phoebe Buffay's police officer beau Gary on season five of the legendary show, spoke about attending the Hollywood superstars' $1 million nuptials in Malibu.

Michael Rapaport has spilled juicy information from Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's 2000 wedding - 24 years after appearing on Friends.

Michael Rapaport has blasted Instagram for posting 'false information' about Donald Trump,' as he branded the ex-president a "pig d***." Trump's followers are suffering from 'Trump Adoration Syndrome,' according to the comedian and actor, 53, who is still harassing and posting his social media messages. When his followers tried to tag him on Instagram, they were met with a cautionary note: "This account has consistently posted inaccurate information that was not reviewed by independent fact checkers or went against our Community Guidelines." Rapaport said that Instagram did not alert him of the'shadowban' and that there had been a pattern of Trump's followers trying to discourage him from posting what he wants on social media.

At the Warner Bros. Studio in Los Angeles, a massive fire brok out. Shortly after 2 p.m. PST, news of the fire began spreading on Twitter shortly before 2 p.m. PST. The current cause is unknown, but one Twitter user claimed to have heard a 'big boom' and that their power 'flickered.' According to an insider, a transformer reportedly blew, and the fire was declared a 'accident.' The fire has since been put out.

Donald Trump has been f**king around for years, and on Tuesday, he finally started finding out! Of course, the former President was just indicted on criminal charges. He made history by becoming the first female Prez to be arrested on felony charges as we've been told on Tuesday afternoon.

Michael Rapaport (left) of Friends has called for Oscars to be fired after the department's decision to drop several leading names from their 'In Memoriam' segment at Sunday's function. Rapaport slammed the 'politically correct' academy for failing to honor actors Paul Sorvino (bottom right), Anne Heche (top right), Leslie Jordan and William Hurt. The rant was reshared by Heche's ex-husband, who said that the 'incredible actress' - known for her appearances in Bothy McBeal and Psychotherapy - deserving of a mention at the awards ceremony.

James Dolan, the NBA's New York Knicks and NHL's Rangers, is exacerbating his feud with state authorities over his tumultuous use of facial recognition technology to exclude legal representatives from company grounds. In a lengthy interview on Thursday morning, Dolan told Good Morning New York, 'We're suing us, we're just asking you not come until you're finished with your argument with us.' 'Yes, we're using facial recognition to enforce this.' Dolan replied emphatically that he would not resign from this position: "Not at all." Dolan was speaking with Good Morning New York after state attorney general Letitia James told MSG that it may be in violation of anti-bias law by barring lawyers from its offices if they work for corporations suing the firm. James' involvement in the lawsuit comes after the State Liquor Authority threatened MSG's license, prompting Dolan to specifically criticize the company's Chief Executive, Sharif Kabir, on Thursday.

According to an article by a long-time NBA reporter, Madison Square Garden security is being accused of using facial recognition software to identify and harass New York Knicks and Rangers owner James Dolan. Fans of ESPN and The Athletic, Ethan Strauss, claim to have been attacked by security after expressing fear of harassment against 67-year-old sports mogul and son Charles Dolan's founder, HBO and Cablevision founder Charles Dolan. In addition, Strauss claims to have spoken to people who confirmed the existence of a six-tiered penalty scheme used to categorize critical supporters, including actors Spike Lee and actor Michael Rapaport.

On Friday, Sherri Shepherd attended SiriusXM's Town Hall function in New York City. As she wore a vibrantly colored outfit while she spent time at the media appearance, the 55-year-old reality television actress made a striking figure. The performer's appearance took place just a few days after the premiere of her latest daytime talk show Sherri.

On Wednesday's episode of Watch What Happens Live, Erika Jayne blasted Jennifer Lawrence as 'evil' and in need of a 'publicist.' During a remote appearance on Bravo, the 51-year-old reality star was asked early by host Andy Cohen, 54, about the remarks that 'huge Housewives fan' Jennifer, 32, made over the weekend. 'Well, you know, it's really easy to say people when they are at their absolute lowest point on television,' Erika said while wearing full makeup and a silky green blouse.

Sherri Shepherd's forthcoming daytime talk show has a poster. The Wendy Williams Show was on display at Chelsea Studios in New York City, replacing a long-standing picture of its predecessor, The Wendy Williams Show. According to TMZ, the poster was released on Thursday and occupied the exact same spot as the older advertisements. This past February, the 55-year-old comedian was announced as the 58-year-old media celebrity's replacement.

"Only Murders in the Building" season two's final episode aired on August 23rd, and we now know the answer to this year's biggest question: who killed Bunny? Mabel (Selena Gomez) discovered Bunny (Jayne Houdyshell) in the former's apartment at the end of season one. If you were positive you were innocent, it became abundant that someone was framing Mabel, Charles (Steve Martin), and Oliver (Martin Short) for the murder in season two. Poppy White (Adina Verson) and Detective Kreps were the two people responsible for Bunny's death in the final episode; Megh Rapaport). Poppy tried to shift responsibility for the murder to her boss, Cinda Canning (Tina Fey), but the actress seemed to be devious enough to dismiss it off. However, she makes a fatal mistake that allows Mabel to finally connect the pieces of the puzzle: Poppy orders the #14 sandwich at the diner, liverwurst, and marmalade. Bunny's dying moments described "14, Savage" as referring to Poppy's disgusting sandwich order.