Kesha went skinny dipping for Mother Nature, Kristin Cavallari models for her brand & cones of shame

Today is Sunday and these are my first Screenshots on the new platform. As readers of “America’s Best Daily Column” say, as the best reliever in the game, my job is to produce and not break leads.

Joe has put six strong names on the books and I am taking over the leadership. All I have to do is take what works and keep it going.

Here we go. This morning I’m ready to continue (albeit sparingly on emails) and do my best to stay on top of the lead.

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Kesha went skinny dipping for Mother Nature

Last week was Earth Day and some celebrities were using it as an annual opportunity to preach and tell people that they are better than everyone else. Sometimes a celebrity will surprise you.

They will send a message that does not do this. It’s a reminder that, at least occasionally, there are some pop singers and celebrities who are just like us. It’s touching to see when it happens.

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Kesha There was such a message this week. Has he lost his mind? Maybe. But she suddenly became clear and shared her relatable Earth Day message. For him, every day is Earth Day, and he paid tribute to Mother Nature by skinny dipping and asking a tough question:

“Did anyone ever think that the aliens might be us?”

Of course, we are asking this question now. I’m sure it’s never been asked this way, and whether we’re aliens or not, I think most of us can agree that we like clean water and beaches.

We love this stuff for many different reasons, and skinny dipping is one of them. I’m sure Kesha isn’t as down-to-earth as she is here most of the time, but it’s a message I can support.

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It’s too early in the MLB season to start looking at the standings

Unless you’re at the bottom of your league and have lost 17 of your first 27 games. So it’s time to fire your manager after a 17-1 lead; That’s exactly what the Boston Red Sox did on Saturday.

As a Yankees fan, I hate to see this happen. Especially to the Red Sox and a famous cheater like Alex Cora. My family never made fun of it in a text chain that managed to weave itself into the Patriots thread. We are better than this.

The Red Sox are 10-17 on the season after Saturday’s 16-inning win at Baltimore, and in Cora’s defense, it’s harder to win games when you can’t use electronics to steal signs. In addition to Cora, several members of the coaching staff were also shown the door.

“Alex Cora led this organization to one of the greatest seasons in Red Sox history in 2018, and for that and for the many years to follow, we will always have our deepest gratitude. He has had a lasting impact on this team and this city. He has provided leadership in so many important ways, on and off the field,” said Red Sox owner John Henry.

“These decisions are never easy, but this one is especially difficult considering what Alex has meant to the Red Sox since the day he arrived. I want to thank Alex, our coaches, and their families for everything they have given to this organization. They have been a part of this club in a way that goes beyond the field, and they will always have our respect and gratitude.”

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora looks on from the bench during a game against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on April 24, 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Chad Tracy will serve as the interim manager of the last-place team.

Again, you really hate to see this for Boston and Alex Cora. I didn’t look at the rest of the rankings because it’s too early to do that when you know your team isn’t in last place.

Note to self: Do not introduce yourself as Donald Duck to a member of parliament who knocks on your door and do not slam the door in their face.

Let’s go to the great state of Florida, where a 42-year-old woman learned that slamming the door in a deputy’s face and describing herself as “Donald Duck” is not the best way to avoid going to jail.

I know what you’re thinking, and yes, this is America. You should be able to slam the door in people’s faces and tell them your name is the same as a cartoon character. I accept.

The problem here is that officers responding to a report of a disturbance on Sunday and carrying out the previously mentioned activities could be perceived as if they had something to hide as to why police were called to the scene.

According to the capture report Smoking GunAfter the woman, later identified as Lisa Nagel of Jensen Beach, slammed the door in his face, the deputy “handcuffed Lisa and continued his investigation.”

“It is worth noting that Lisa removed one of the handcuffs during this time,” the report said.

Let’s go ahead and update the list. Do not slam the door in the face of a deputy who intervenes in a disturbance, do not introduce himself as Donald Duck as stated in the report, and do not escape from handcuffs.

Nagel was arrested on charges of resisting without violence and providing a false name. He was booked into the county jail and released on $1,000 bail. He is scheduled to go to trial in May, and now he has a story to tell.

Is it time for tuxedos and hot dresses on the presses?

—Sam writes about the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shoot:

Watching the pressers… The new rule is that all media must wear tuxedos and warm dresses.

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That’s it for this Sunday. I may have given up a hit or two, but overall I had a solid outing. I hit my spots and kept dodging the boards. The message box is open and like I said, I want to see your meat. send it my way sean.joseph@outkick.com. go follow me on twitter And on Instagram Also, feel free to slide into DMs.

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