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Megyn Kelly argued that Savannah Guthrie may know undisclosed information about Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, pointing to Savannah’s Instagram mention that Nancy was taken from her bed and suggesting the $1 million reward timing could reflect family concerns.
Megyn Kelly’s rant about Bad Bunny’s Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show on Piers Morgan Uncensored drew backlash, with critics calling it unhinged and xenophobic and prompting discussion about language, national identity, and representation in American culture.
Megyn Kelly warned that backlash to ICE’s aggressive tactics—spurred by the Minneapolis shooting and rising opposition to Trump’s immigration policies—could hurt Trump and the GOP in the upcoming midterms, citing YouGov and Quinnipiac polls showing disapproval of ICE and waning support for Trump’s policies, as well as Democratic gains in House races.
Megyn Kelly criticized Amy Poehler on her show after Poehler won the Golden Globes’ inaugural Best Podcast award for Good Hang, calling the win embarrassing and disrespectful and quipping about Poehler’s interview approach after clips of her guest Gwyneth Paltrow were shown. Kelly had previously withdrawn her own podcast from consideration for the category, and the Globes’ ceremony honored Poehler among other nominees such as Armchair Expert, Call Her Daddy, The Mel Robbins Podcast, SmartLess, and NPR’s Up First.
Megyn Kelly criticized CBS's new anchor Tony Dokoupil for showing emotion on air, questioning his masculinity and professionalism amid a turbulent newsroom environment following recent firings and leadership changes.
Megyn Kelly criticized Sydney Sweeney's revealing red carpet dress for being too see-through, drawing a line at exposing the areola, despite her general admiration for the actress.
The Golden Globe Awards announced a list of 25 podcasts eligible for their inaugural best podcast award, including popular titles like 'Call Her Daddy,' 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' and 'The Megyn Kelly Show,' with the final six nominees to be revealed on December 8, ahead of the awards ceremony in January 2024.
Megyn Kelly publicly criticized President Trump for suggesting he could deploy federal troops to Chicago without the governor's consent, asserting it is unconstitutional. This marks a rare public disagreement with Trump from Kelly, who has shifted from being a Trump supporter to a critic. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over federal intervention in cities plagued by crime, with legal and political implications.
Blake Lively denies sending a subpoena to Megyn Kelly in her legal case against Justin Baldoni, while Kelly criticizes Lively publicly, calling her a narcissistic bully and claiming she was targeted with a subpoena, which Lively's team refutes. The legal dispute involves allegations of harassment and retaliation, with ongoing discovery and court proceedings.
Megyn Kelly criticized Beyoncé's appearance, contrasting it with Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad, and suggested Beyoncé's image is artificial, reflecting ongoing media and political debates about authenticity and celebrity culture.
John Oliver criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and conservative commentators like Megyn Kelly for downplaying the Gaza humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the overwhelming evidence of famine and condemning dismissive attitudes towards starving children.
Megyn Kelly criticized Charlize Theron for discussing her recent one-night stand with a 26-year-old on a podcast, calling her behavior inappropriate and unbecoming of a star, while Theron encouraged women to be open about their desires.
Megyn Kelly criticized Charlize Theron for discussing her recent one-night stand and her sexuality on a podcast, calling her 'vulgar' and 'off-putting,' and questioned her authenticity and behavior as a star.
Megyn Kelly criticized Charlize Theron for her candid discussion about sex and single motherhood on a podcast, calling her comments vulgar and classless, and questioning her motives and image as a star.
Megyn Kelly criticized Jeff Bezos's wedding look, comparing his appearance to a 'walking penis,' and also mocked the star-studded guest list of over $50 million in Venice, amid local protests against overtourism and corporate greed.