Trump’s Fake ‘Racist Baby’ CNN Clip Flagged by Twitter as Manipulated Media

Friends star wrote.  inspired dozens of other celebrities and members of the fashion community including Kerry Washington, Reese Witherspoon, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jerry Seinfeld, Julianne Moore, and Diane Von Furstenberg to implore their followers to protect themselves and others.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterFilm and content financier BondIt Media Capital is teaming with Brian Presley’s P12 Films to back a slate of five features.The two companies said the deal would cover original stories and adapted content. P12 produced The Great Alaskan Race, which Presley directed and starred in, set in 1925 and telling the tale of a group of brave mushers who travelled 700 miles to save the small children of an Alaskan town.

Will Thorne Staff WriterWelcome back to Tune In: our weekly newsletter offering a guide to the best of the week’s TV.Each week, Variety’s TV team combs through the week’s schedule, selecting our picks of what to watch and when/how to watch them.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticFor a certain subset of ’90s girls, “Are you a Kristy or a Claudia?” was the original (and completely G-rated) version of “Are you a Carrie or a Samantha?” As each book of Ann M. Martin’s “Baby-Sitters Club” series focused on a different member of the club — from determined president Kristy to artsy VP Claudia to shy secretary Mary-Anne — it let readers take a peek into a tween life that could, perhaps, reflect their own.

Jamie Foxx, 52, was seen enjoying a romantic boat ride with his ex-girlfriend Kristin Grannis, 43! The former couple went for a fun cruise on Calabasas Lake — located near his home in ritzy Westlake — on Friday, June 26. Kristin wore a sexy red dress featuring a deep-v plunge and criss-cross back for the sunny outing, while Jamie stayed casual in a fitted black t-shirt, jeans and a backwards baseball cap.

Jordan Moreau Sacha Baron Cohen has pulled off his latest prank.Variety can confirm the comedian and star of the political satire show “Who Is America?” infiltrated a conservative rally in Washington on Saturday, making his way on stage and getting some people in the crowd to sing racist lyrics about President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Dr.

Bear Grylls is on a quest to crown the toughest team of survivalists.

Mark Burnett and Bear Grylls are coming together for a new competition series, and it looks more intense than anything we've ever seen (and anything we will see for a while, given the coronavirus pandemic).  hosted by Grylls and produced by Burnett, sees 66 teams from 30 countries race nonstop for 11 days. The contestants will work 24 hours a day across hundreds of miles of rugged Fijian terrain complete with mountains, jungles and oceans. The show was filmed last fall, pre-pandemic.

taken down by Twitter and Facebook due to copyright complaints.The doctored video was created by the account @CarpeDonktum, which was run by a “pro-Trump meme-maker” named Logan Cook, according to attorneys representing the parents of the toddlers in the video.Also Read: Facebook, Twitter Delete Trump's 'Racist Baby' Video Over Copyright ClaimIn a statement published on Locals, a subscription-based platform for content creators, @CarpeDonktum said he received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act

Bear Grylls isn’t making things easy.

Amazon Prime Video, it was announced Wednesday. The episodes were taped last fall, before the coronavirus pandemic hit.

HBO Max is gearing up to tell the story of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the White House Coronavirus Task Force in an upcoming anthology series.

Will Thorne Staff WriterBrian Grazer and his Imagine Television Studios shingle have set up a project at HBO Max based on Malcolm Gladwell’s best-selling book “Outliers.”The anthology series, which is now in development at the streamer, is a part historical drama, part biopic. Each season will profile individuals through the unique “Outliers” lens, looking at the specific historical situation which led to their outsized imprint on society and what ultimately makes them an Outlier.

As it was previously reported, Donald Trump had his rally on Saturday night in Tulsa, Oklahoma, his first in months ever since the COVID-19 pandemic made its mark in the United States. According to Hot New Hip Hop, the president of the United States and his administration said that a million tickets were requested, however, reports from this week stated around 6,200 showed up.

Also Read: Facebook, Twitter Delete Trump's 'Racist Baby' Video Over Copyright ClaimThe video shared by Trump — which was based on footage that originally aired on CNN of a Black child and a white child hugging one another — was doctored to show the white toddler chasing a “terrified” Black child, with a fake CNN chyron saying that white child was a “racist baby,” who was a likely Trump voter.Earlier on Friday, both Facebook and Twitter took down the altered video after receiving a copyright

Also Read: Facebook Takes Down Trump Ad With Red Triangle, Symbol Once Used in Nazi Germany“We received a copyright complaint from the rights holder of this video under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and have removed the post,” a Facebook rep told TheWrap.A Twitter rep told TheWrap it took action against Trump’s video for the same reason.On Friday afternoon, Jukin Media — a company that represents a parent of one of the toddlers who owns the rights to the video — released a

Twitter added another warning label to one of Donald Trump‘s tweets after the president shared a doctored — and obviously misspelled — clip of a faked CNN report about a “racist baby” supposedly chasing a Black “todler.”

Twitter labeled a selectively edited video tweeted by Donald Trump as "manipulated media" on Thursday night as the tech giant continued to crackdown on misinformation posted on the president's official account. Earlier on Thursday, Trump tweeted a video from Twitter user and self-described "memesmith" Carpe Donktum which edited a viral video of two toddlers, one Black and one white, running towards each other and hugging, before running away together.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorTwitter has placed its latest fact check on a Donald Trump tweet after the U.S.