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Since inauguration day, Shia LaBeouf, the 30-year-old Hollywood snowflake of Transformers fame, has been stuck in a slow motion train wreck that culminated with his arrest last night in New York.  Surrounded by a couple of zombie-like protesters chanting "he will not divide us," LaBeouf gets hauled away by cops after allegedly assaulting another protester.

Oh hell no. They arrested Comrade Shia LaBeouf. I'm pissed. #FreeShia pic.twitter.com/V9MOWrNTA5

— TayGo (@taygogo) January 26, 2017

Things sure are changing in the White House press corps. According to a video posted on Wednesday, radio show host Alex Jones’s website Infowars, which has been accused of being "conspiracy theory and alt-right" by much of the established media, has been offered White House press credentials.

Hollywood actor-and-director James Franco claims the election of Donald Trump affected him so badly that he was driven to attempt suicide. “I mean, I’ve been reacting really badly!” Franco told the Daily Beast in an interview to promote his latest film, I Am Michael. “I’ve spiraled into a depression and I’ve been questioning everything that I am, and how I’ve been doing things.” The arrival of I Am Michael—a film that needs heavy promotion—in theaters and on-demand seems to have helped take Franco’s mind off his psychological suffering and put an end to his wallowing in self-pity.

Hillary Clinton is planning another run for president and is preparing to launch a new career as a talk show host in order to “make a comeback” and “lay the groundwork” before the 2020 bid. Clinton would be 73 years old if she were to challenge President Donald Trump – again – and win the White House at her third attempt – after failing in 2008 and 2016.