I hate to be the bringer of bad news, but Donald Trump didn’t just give a better performance than Joe Biden during the first 2024 presidential debate. In terms of authority and confidence, quickness and poise, articulation and verve, Trump left Biden in the dust. Relative to his previous debate performances, Trump even came off as (God help us) presidential. I’m sorry, but that’s what happened.

I’d argue that his performance was little short of a disaster. Biden seemed at once glassy and wooden, rushing his words, skimming over the top of them even when the content was solid. His voice was scratchy, at times almost a whisper, and his answers were scattered. His head was talking but it seemed separate from his body. Early on, he had one

Since retiring from the NFL last month, former Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce has had a renewed focus on his health. He’s currently working toward a goal of losing some weight, and he was able to show off some of his progress at WrestleMania XL earlier this month.

Kelce made a surprise appearance during Rey Mysterio and Andrade’s match against Santos Escobar and Rey’s son Dominik Mysterio. Kelce had quite a bit of fun, ripping off his sleeveless shirt and flexing his muscles for the crowd.

The Super Bowl champ discussed the moment with his brother Travis Kelce on an April 17 episode of their podcast New Heights. He admitted that he was a little too into how his physique looked—something his wife Kylie teased him about.

“My biceps are looking good,” Jason said while looking at photos of him flexing. Travis asked how much he lifted before his WrestleMania appearance, and his retiree brother was honest with his answer.

We were using a lot of bands, and Kylie kept making fun of me because I was really obsessed with how my biceps looked,” he said. “That’s just the honest answer. I’m not gonna hide it. I’m not ashamed.” He ended up losing 15 pounds for the event just to have a leaner-looking physique when he stepped into the ring.

Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, seemingly confirmed rampant fan speculation the pop star’s new song “So High School” is about him.In a post on the “New Heights” podcast’s X account, the 34-year-old Kansas City Chiefs player appeared to point to a lyric from “So High School” that alluded to Kelce and his father, Ed Kelce. The track was included on Swift’s double album, “The Tortured Poets Department: Anthology,” which she released Friday.

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I feel like laughing in the middle of practice / To that impression you did of your dad again,” the 14-time Grammy Award winner sang in “So High School.” “I’m hearing voices like a madman.”