“You’re fired!” Who wouldn’t want to hear that phrase from the son of the man who made it famous? Following the hit documentary “Melania,” Amazon Studios is reportedly discussing a reboot of the super-successful reality show “The Apprentice” featuring Donald Trump Jr. as host. The Trump family hasn’t been contacted about the idea, but an Amazon spokesperson signaled to the Wall Street Journal that rumors might be true. “Since our acquisition of MGM, we have had preliminary internal discussions about what’s next for ‘The Apprentice’ as a property,” a spokesperson for Amazon told the Journal. NEWS via WSJ Amazon executives are discussing a reboot of The Apprentice, with the possibility of casting Donald Trump Jr. as the host. Full Story: https://t.co/Pfc57U68bI pic.twitter.com/V9FiHlz6PB — Yashar Ali (@yashar) April 30, 2026 Amazon released episodes of NBC’s original “The Apprentice” on Prime in March 2025 following President Trump’s historic second-term presidential win. The streaming service has been making efforts to reach a broader audience with Christian-based series like “House of David,” and an “Apprentice” reboot would appear to be in line with Amazon’s current trajectory. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos still sits as its executive chairman and famously extended an olive branch to Trump before the 2024 presidential election. After acquiring the Washington Post, Bezos pulled its endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president. Amazon followed up with a $1 million contribution to Trump’s inauguration in 2025, where Bezos was spotted in attendance. TDS was on full display over news of a potential “Apprentice” reboot. Here’s just a couple of the tamest responses: pic.twitter.com/iGaOxpbJh2 — MoBunny (@hotmessmolls) April 30, 2026 pic.twitter.com/OqqGRxPVcu — Dan Wilson (@BIBIY007) April 30, 2026 Others loved it and had fun with the idea: Obviously pic.twitter.com/3TzjjuCpZx — Magellan (@MagellanVa) April 30, 2026 Looks like a mix of nostalgia and politics—if

It’s become apparent for many years that the fashion industry has largely run out of ideas, and a new “sandal” is proving the point. Luxury brand Chanel unveiled a new heel-capped contraption that leaves the rest of the foot exposed during its Cruise 2027 collection in France on Tuesday. The ridiculous design was reportedly even questioned by Chanel’s own staff until they talked themselves into it after seeing a picture of the beach. “At some point, someone told me, ‘It’s too much,’” Chanel Creative Director Matthieu Blazy told Women’s Wear Daily. “And then we saw this amazing photo of the seashore … it’s such a mess, such an explosion. I was like, ‘You know what? Let’s go!’” Plenty of X users agreed about the “too much” part: We’ve officially done too much.https://t.co/YWtcvQRDOD — Amanda Macias (@amanda_m_macias) April 30, 2026 Elle Lookbook added the caveat “it’s legit” to its reporting: Chanel just dropped a “cap-heel” sandal that’s basically just a heel strapped to your foot. No full sole, barely any structure. It almost looks like you’re walking barefoot. This is legit. Cruise 2026/2027. pic.twitter.com/luJcjMNcS0 — Elle Lookbook (@EvaLovesDesign) April 30, 2026 And the hits kept coming: This reeks of third-worlder design philosophy. — ꀤꂵꉣꍏꉓ꓄ ꃅꌩꉣꂦ꓄ꃅꍟꌗꀤꌗ (@Shamichoro) April 29, 2026 So tired of these overpriced trash. Channel used to set fashion standards now it looks like some trash someone picked up. — JaneL (@Eibhilim) April 29, 2026 All this for only $5000 pic.twitter.com/R78wzK51YI — Chad (@chadisthedad) April 30, 2026 And it costs nothing to go barefoot! The thong underwear of footwear. — John Montgomery (@John8Montgomery) April 29, 2026 It’s a string footkini! — 3LandObserver (@3LandObserver) April 29, 2026 Tell me you’ve got a foot fetish, without telling me you’ve got a foot fetish — Empress Di4mond (@EmpressDi4mond) April 30, 2026 Chanel is

A Republican candidate for mayor in California lit up social media with a campaign ad that has many convinced he could win the Los Angeles race. Former reality TV star Spencer Pratt has the odds stacked against him as a Republican aiming to become the next mayor of Los Angeles, but a campaign ad that dropped on Wednesday seems to have added wind to his sails. “I’m telling you this guy is going to win,” Meghan McCain, daughter of the late Sen. John McCain, wrote on X. This is one of the most compelling ads that I have ever seen from our side https://t.co/5TkAwDtczy — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) April 29, 2026 The 30-second clip seemed to resonate with many,  especially Angelenos living under incumbent Mayor Karen Bass (D), in the aftermath of the devastating and destructive Pacific Palisades fires. “This is where Mayor Bass lives. You notice something? Or here, where Nithya Raman’s three-million-dollar mansion sits,” Pratt says in the opening of the video, outside of Bass’s home, then that of Los Angeles city councilmember Nithya Raman, who is running for mayor. “They don’t have to live in the mess they’ve created, where you live,” Pratt continues in the clip, which has racked up more than seven million views on X. “This is where I live,” he says before a mobile home. “They let my home burn down.” “I know what the consequences of failed leadership are. That’s why I’m running for mayor, for my sons and the rest of us Angelenos that want to stop these corrupt politicians from destroying our city,” he concluded. “We are going to get the Golden Age of Los Angeles back.” Last week, Pratt dropped a cheeky “house tour” of his temporary residence, “thanks to Karen Bass.” House tour thanks to Karen Bass pic.twitter.com/gBZXTEILf0