Did Jalen Hurts post about Jaxson Dart's Trump intro on Instagram?

DidPhiladelphia Eaglesquarterback Jalen Hurts subtly respond toNew York Giantsquarterback Jaxson Dart introducing President Trump on Friday on Instagram?

An image of an Instagram story started going around on Saturday that showed Hurts calling himself a "proud Democrat" soon afterDart introduced Trump at a recent New York rally.

Is this real?No, it's not. The account "NFL Drop" shared this to X (Twitter), one labeled as a satirical profile. Fake Instagram stories have been going around lately to trick people into buying baloney, as this one does. It's not real.

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Hurts has not publicly commented on the Dart-Trump introduction. This is all a fake controversy.

Again, this is not a real post. Hurts hasn't said anything about Dart. As you were.

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May 23, 2026

Did Jalen Hurts post about Jaxson Dart's Trump intro on Instagram?

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Shay Mitchell Reveals Busy Summer Plans with Her Family — and Why She's Opting Against a Beach Getaway This Year (Exclusive)

Shay Mitchell reveals her summer plans with her family in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE

NEED TO KNOW

• The actress said she plans to avoid the beach for a specific reason

• Mitchell shares daughters Atlas, 6, and Rome, 4, with her longtime partner, Matte Babel

Shay Mitchellhas her sights set on summer.

The actress, 39, has been busy filming theBaywatchreboot, but she's planning on staying away from the beach when it comes to her next vacation.

"My summer plans are honestly probably going to just be traveling with my family," Mitchell told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview at the Fox Upfront in New York City on May 11.

"We're shooting a lot in L.A., which I feel very fortunate to be able to be doing, so I can put my girls to sleep when I come home some nights. But my summer plans are probably just getting on a plane and traveling, probably somewhere where there isn't a beach," continued the mom of two.

Alluding to herBaywatchrole and how it will affect her travel plans, Mitchell joked, "I'll still have the wrinkles from the water."

The Canadian actress shares two daughters,Atlas, 6, andRome, 4, with her longtime partner,Matte Babel.

Mitchell previously opened up to PEOPLE about her eldest daughter's vast travels as a baby back in February 2020. “She's been to Vancouver, we've been to Paris, Vegas ... and I'm from Toronto, so we'll be going there soon," she said.

At the time, Mitchell explained that Atlas “loves a plane almost more than I do.”

ThePretty Little Liarsalum launched her luggage brand BÉIS in 2018. One of the lines was inspired by her role as a mom.

She previously told PEOPLE, "The inspiration was my kids and kind of looking around and having to buy lunch boxes and backpacks for school, and seeing what I didn't see on the market."

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In 2024, Mitchell hosted her own travel show, HBO Max'sThirst with Shay Mitchell,in which she traveled to Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Peru to explore various drinks and the local bars.

In the upcomingBaywatchreboot, Mitchell plays Trina, a lawyer who leaves a big firm to become a full-time lifeguard, perThe Hollywood Reporter.

Mitchell described the original series — which ran from 1989 to 2001 and starredCarmen Electra,Pamela AndersonandDavid Hasselhoff— as "heartwarming" in her May 11 interview with PEOPLE.

"I think people want heartwarming. I think that we're all loving nostalgia right now. Everything from the fashion world to entertainment and media, we want that sense of nostalgia, andBaywatchis that," she said.

"It had action in it, and it was just a really fresh take. So we're hoping to do the same," added Mitchell.

Mitchell also said that it was "surreal" getting to step into the iconic red bathing suit worn in the series. "I filmed the whole thing, and I was like, 'This is insane.' I mean, it was like putting on a superhero outfit, minus the cape," she said.

"In the future, when they ask me what I'm taking from set, it's the bathing suits," Mitchell continued.

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TheBaywatchreboot — also starringBrooks Nader,Livvy DunneandStephen Amell— is set to premiere on Fox in January 2027.

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How Brendan Wayne channeled his grandfather, John Wayne, in his “Mandalorian” performance

The Mandalorian and Grogu actor Brendan Wayne is sharing how he brought a bit of his grandfather, John Wayne, to his portrayal of the bounty hunter.

Key Points

• The actor, who shares the role with Pedro Pascal and Lateef Crowder, tells Entertainment Weekly that he wanted to make sure every one of Mando's movements counted.

• "The more I became like my grandfather, the more I became like the samurai that he studied," he said.

The Mandalorian and Grogustar Brendan Wayne is sharing how his grandfather,John Wayne,influenced his performance as the titular stoic bounty hunter.

The actor, who physically embodies Mando alongsidePedro Pascal(who voices the character and plays him without the helmet) and Lateef Crowder (who handles the stuntwork), tellsEntertainment Weeklythat he had to learn to be present in a scene to play the heavily armored character on the Emmy-winningStar Warsseries.

"I had to really learn stillness, and it's really been one of the greatest things I've learned as an actor," Wane says. "For me, that journey, I always fought that because my grandfather was exceptional at being present and radiating whatever [was happening around him].John Fordloved to say to him, 'The less I give you, Duke, the better the movie is going to be.' It sounds like a slight, but it was more about if you just be there, it's as powerful as anything."

He found himself bringing a bit of his grandfather's serenity to the character when working with directors Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni, Deborah Chow, and Rick Famuyiwa on the first three seasons ofThe Mandalorian.

"When they were directing me, the more still I became, the more I became like my grandfather, the more I became like the samurai that he studied," Wayne says. "Every movement had a meaning; you don't waste them. And with samurai, every movement is a kill movement."

Which is exactly how Mando operates, too. "That's Mando. Those are the precepts that he works upon," he notes, "and so to have that trust in yourself that whatever you're living in that moment — if I'm working with Katee [Sackhoff] as Bo-Katan or Emily Swallow — as long as you're present, that's 90 percent of the work."

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It was also important to Wayne that Mando always appear calm and collected — even when the cameras weren't rolling.

"I would get to set two and a half, three hours early, I'd do my workout, and then I'd go spend an hour at least walking the set, because I never wanted Mando to fall down in front of the crew," he says. "I wanted him to be as smooth as my grandfather, Clint Eastwood, or Yul Brynner inWestworld. I wanted him as smooth as could be so that every movement did matter."

As fate would have it, he's not the only member of the Wayne family who's part of theStar Warsuniverse. He toldPEOPLEthat he was completely unaware, when singing on to play Mando, that his grandfather's voice had been used for the Galactic Empire spy Garindan ezz Zavor inA New Hope.

"Back in the day, when we used film, they found the soundtrack on the ground in the editing room," he said. "And they knew it was fromTrue Grit. They took his voice [from stock audio], and they did whatever they do, their magic."

But don't worry, Wayne is completely fine with "riding the coattails of my grandfather" when it comes to playing a role in a galaxy far, far away. "I had hoped I might have been able to be the first in this," he teased, "but no, sadly, I was still second.'"

The Mandalorian and Groguis in theaters now.

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How Brendan Wayne channeled his grandfather, John Wayne, in his “Mandalorian” performance

The Mandalorian and Grogu  actor Brendan Wayne is sharing how he brought a bit of his grandfather, John Wayne, to his portrayal of the ...

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