Anderson Cooper surprised fans as he and close friend Andy Cohen rode together on a New York City subway. Cohen shared a selfie of their trip and poked fun at Cooper’s scowl as he was ‘not having it on the A train tonight’, with many stunned by the cost-cutting transport given Cooper’s reported $20 million salary at CNN. ‘Like you weren’t attracting enough attention? You had to take out the camera and take a selfie!’ Cooper responded.

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Volodymyr Zelensky yesterday declared he will do all he can to end the war in Ukraine next year – and Donald Trump in the White House will make it happen ‘faster’. In an interview with Ukrainian radio, the country’s president urged the US to maintain its position that the Kremlin had violated Ukraine’s territorial integrity and international law – as Donald Trump prepares to return as US President in January. Mr Zelensky said: ‘We must do everything we can to ensure this war ends next year. We have to end it by diplomatic means.’

Gladiator II critics have declared that Denzel Washington ‘stole the entire’ picture as they heaped praise on his electrifying performance. Though Irish actor Paul Mescal, 28, takes the lead in the action-packed blockbuster as the vengeful Roman Empire heir-turned-Gladiator, it’s Denzel’s portrayal as the sly and ambitious Mecrinus that has everyone talking. The Hollywood star, 69, has been lauded for his ‘pure camp’ line delivery, with it being said that Denzel is ‘palpably revelling’ in playing the ‘smug, self-satisfied schemer.’

During his time in office, President Joe Biden boasted that ‘America is back.’ On Saturday, America was relegated to the back row. Biden’s ‘super lame duck’ status was on full display when he was positioned in the back and off to the side in the APEC leaders’ family photo in Lima.

Nancy Pelosi is under fire from her own Democratic lawmakers, who are annoyed with her public complaints about what the party did wrong in the election that resulted in their loss of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives. Several Democratic lawmakers complained anonymously to Axios about the former speaker. ‘She needs to take a seat,’ said one senior Democrat. ‘Making scattershot comments is not just unhelpful, it’s damaging.’