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Pamela Anderson says the fallout from Pam & Tommy is still very real for her—so real, that sitting near Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes made her “feel yucky.” Speaking on Andy Cohen Live on Friday, Anderson opened up about lingering hurt over the Hulu series, which dramatized the theft of her sex tape without her consent or involvement, and which Rogen produced and starred in without consulting her. The Anderson-Rogen beef continues Speaking with Cohen on SiriusXM radio, Anderson said she felt “yucky” being in close proximity to the man who helped make the miniseries about her relationship with Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee. The show centered around the release of their sex tape, which was stolen from their home in 1995. “He was in the pit at the Golden Globes,” said Anderson. “We were close. I felt like, I’m not chopped liver over here. I felt weird about it.” Pamela Anderson wants Seth Rogen to apologize for the "Pam & Tommy" series. https://t.co/3P3WgB7oTG pic.twitter.com/uO7YOplyhQ— TMZ (@TMZ) January 15, 2026 Her reaction stems from the accusations that nobody involved with making Pam & Tommy sought her consent or even consulted her beforehand. Some critics slammed the showrunners for exploiting a woman’s public trauma after its release in 2022. Anderson has similar thoughts about the show. “How can someone make a TV series out of difficult times in your life?” she asked Cohen. “And I am a living, breathing human being over here.” “When you are a public person, they say you have no right to privacy. But your darkest, deepest secrets or tragedies should not be fair game for a TV series. That pissed me off a little bit.” The Canadian-American actress repeated her hope that Rogen would someday apologize to her, though she added, “not that it matters.” “The world owes her the biggest apology” A lot of people still agree with Anderson and other critics that those involved with Pam & Tommy owe her an apology. Multiple X users pointed out that Rogen did reach out to Tommy Lee, but not his ex-wife. @ShutupToshi9227/X “The fact that he talked to Tommy and not her is the exact problem and it’s weird that you don’t see that,” wrote @ShutupToshi9227. “Oh, well, he talked to the man in the relationship, so it’s all good,” said @joshuarolson with clear sarcasm. The story also brought out Rogen haters from all sides, few of whom could spell his last name right. @MrStevenSteele/X “To be fair, anyone would feel yucky sitting next to Seth Rogen,” joked @MrStevenSteele. “Agreed, always loved Rogens stoner humor, but he seems kind of insufferable,” wrote @MartinaMarkota. Among her fans, the prevailing opinion is that the owed contrition should extend far beyond Pam & Tommy. @whotfisjovana/X Popular “meme creator” @whotfisjovana said that “the world owes her the biggest apology.” The internet is chaotic—but we’ll break it down for you in one daily email. Sign up for the Daily Dot’s newsletter here. Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post “I’m not chopped liver”: Pamela Anderson says she “felt yucky” being near Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes, wants an apology appeared first on The Daily Dot.

A Broadway audience member is being hailed as a hero after a viral video showed him snapping at “loud and obnoxious” theatergoers during a performance of Mamma Mia!. According to the man, the group was singing obnoxiously loud, clapping, laughing, and talking during the first act of the musical. The clip from Jan. 3, 2026, shows the man loudly reprimanding the group during intermission. “You want to make a scene, I’m going to make a scene,” the man said and called for security. “Mess with my teenage nieces again. It’s bulls**t!” @deejaykahle/TikTok, @officialuncledaddy/TikTok The man, who went public as @officialuncledaddy on TikTok, responded to the viral meltdown in another clip shared on Jan. 9, 2026. He said the group ignored multiple requests to keep it down, and “replied with profanity on separate occasions, directed at my nieces, directed at my wife, directed at me.” When he went to find an usher, he returned to find one of the group hovering her hands over his nieces’ heads. “And that’s when the video starts… I’m asking for security to come to us, because at this point, I had had enough… It had gone way too far.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Derek Kahle (@deejaykahle) An eyewitness in the comments on Instagram confirmed that the group of women acted disruptively during the first half of the musical. @officialuncledaddy I’m Mamma Mia’s Uncle Daddy #mammamia #broadway #uncledaddy #mammiamiabroadway #crashout ♬ original sound – Uncle Daddy @jerseyredhead was seated behind the man who apprehended the theater goers for bad behavior and validated his response. “One of the women definitely was drinking and the other 2 were singing very loudly during the performance,” she wrote. Reportedly, the man asked them to quiet down and when they responded with inappropriate language, he exploded into the rant recorded in the clip. The Instagram user added that security “removed the woman and her party for the remainder of the performance,” and the man apologized to bystanders. “Love him, love this energy, more people should be publicly shamed for their atrocious behavior IN PUBLIC SETTINGS, especially since it seems like people have lost all decorum since the pandemic shutdown.” @krmb20/Instagram “i can’t even blame him, people have terrible theater etiquette” @snerixx/Instagram “Ushers need to be more on top of audience issues. There are people singing along out loud at musicals, taking videos and pictures, talking, and on their phones looking at social media instead of the theatrical production. There is a lack of theater etiquette. Some people don’t even dress nicely for live theater performances. They come in wearing flip-flops and shorts, as if they’re going to Disneyland. ” @oscar.mcfarlane/Instagram The internet is chaotic—but we’ll break it down for you in one daily email. Sign up for the Daily Dot’s newsletter here. Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post “You want to make a scene, I’ll make a scene!”: Man berates “loud and obnoxious” audience at “Mamma Mia!” on Broadway appeared first on The Daily Dot.

Huit ans après une hausse des tensions avec Pékin, dans le cadre de l’affaire Huawei, le Canada a conclu un nouveau partenariat stratégique avec la Chine, mettant un terme à la guerre des droits de douane entre les deux pays. Mais la presse canadienne se demande si le pays à la Feuille d’érable ne risque pas de perdre de sa souveraineté.

TikTok’s latest wellness trend has users joking that they’re “becoming Chinese,” a phrase that might raise cultural appropriation concerns at first glance. But many Chinese creators are not only driving the trend, they’re openly celebrating it. From eating soup for breakfast to embracing traditional Chinese wellness principles, Americans on TikTok are adopting habits long rooted in Chinese culture, with Chinese users cheering them on for finally prioritizing hydration and nourishment. TikTok is “becoming Chinese” Last week, TikTok videos about “becoming Chinese” began to go viral. Those conscientious of the ills of cultural appropriation probably tense up a little at that phrase, but it’s Chinese TikTokers themselves who are fueling this trend. @sherryxiiruii i am here for you in this very chinese time in your life. #chineseamerican #americanbornchinese #chineseculture #chinesecuisine #chinesefood asian tiktok, asian american, you are chinese, chinese point in your life, chinese girl, sherry hot water, asian girl ♬ original sound – sherry “Tomorrow, you’re turning Chinese,” said Sherry (@sherryxiiruii) in a video that’s gained 1.7 million views since last Monday. “I know it sounds intimidating, but there’s no point fighting it now—you are the chosen one.” This isn’t like the “I Think I’m Turning Japanese” craze from the 1980s. People of all races and nationalities are exploring traditional Chinese medicine, common eating habits, makeup styles, and clothing. There are a lot of tips for keeping warm in the winter, which is perfect for Northern Hemisphere residents right now. @igobychichi/TikTok Black Women in particular appear to be embracing the trend in droves, sharing their “morning routines since becoming Chinese.” The trend stretches back into 2025 with popular videos riffing on an iconic line from Fight Club. @gabisupernova/TikTok “You’ve met me at a very Chinese time in my life,” they declare. How to get a little Chinese with it Much of the “becoming Chinese” trend focuses on wellness. China has a long history of medical innovations that predates the existence of the U.S. by centuries. Their physicians were likely the first to practice the precursor to vaccination, called variolation, to inoculate people against deadly viruses like smallpox. A significant part of their approach to health focuses on avoiding exposing one’s body to unnecessary shocks, such as sudden cold. That’s why becoming Chinese pretty much requires drinking hot water instead of iced. Since the internal human body already rests at a high temperature, the theory is that consuming hot drinks causes it less stress. @sherryxiiruii/TikTok Outside of teas and hot water with lemon, boiling apples, red dates, and goji berries is a common practice in China. Sherry likes to add a few dried goji berries to her hot water thermos to sip throughout the day. Hydration is also key. Hot soups are a big deal in China for a reason. Another favorite is eating a big breakfast. Forget the cold yogurt or single bagel—your body needs real fuel to wake up, so commit to that first meal of the day. @invalidusernamesorry/TikTok Combine that with the focus on hydration and heat, and you get soup for breakfast. TikToker @invalidusernamesorry has a high-protein recipe with eggs, bone broth, tofu, miso paste, and baby bok choy. Douyin-style makeup tutorials are also doing serious numbers this week. @.ephxnyyl/TikTok The cultural appropriation question White people in particular may find themselves hesitating to become Chinese. Debates around cultural appropriation got intense in the 2010s, and many remain confused on what the term means. To cross the line into appropriation, many definitions stress that the adoption of elements of a culture to which you don’t belong by birth must be disrespectful and exploitative. These terms themselves are subjective, but interested parties can take comfort in the fact that many Chinese TikTokers are welcoming the “becoming Chinese” trend.…