Hollywood Star Power Rejected & Found Dyson Spheres Prove Alien Life

Hollywood “star power” is being rejected, and Dyson spheres may have been found in other solar systems that prove alien life exists: These are the weirdest things that happened this week, which will be covered on this Friday Night Live with Ben and Rob.

From the early days, Hollywood stars have always been known to be the most influential people in society. Whether it’s promoting a movie, being in a commercial, advertising a product on social media, or selling their own books, celebrities sell. However, the Hollywood star power appears to be fading as more and more people are turning away. They’re tired of seeing so many celebrities being “bought out” just to push an agenda, promote crypto-currency, or describe a product that they appear to be pushing just for the money.

The Rock was given a new nickname, Dwayne “The Ad” Johnson, after a viral video emerged of him promoting a product. The only difference is that this viral video is doing the opposite for his fan base. He lost hundreds of thousands of social media followers, along with many other celebrities facing similar scrutiny. But what are the long-term effects of this downward trend? Will Hollywood star power keep fading and give rise to new, influential people who are taking over the spotlight? Or will Hollywood bounce back from the decline?

In other “star power” news, astronomers have possibly found evidence of the first ever seen “Dyson Spheres,” which are structures that civilizations could build out in space to harness the radiation of a star. If these have really been discovered, it proves that an extremely advanced, alien race built them. What does this mean for our own existence?

In this Friday Night Live, tune in for the weekly Mandela Effect segment, the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A, and stick around for the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week. See you out … on the edge!

“Dig Deep” Q&A: “What is your favorite classic film that you’ve seen so far and wanted back in theaters?” “What do you think extraterrestrials (ETs) would like to say to people if they weren’t chased off or attacked by the military?” “What if every square inch of space is teeming with life?” “When do you think AI was truly made?” “How do you think AI will impact our lives?” “Would you be mad if you found out the earth was flat?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. Klaus Schwab retires to spend more time with his satirical, “real” family.

9. The weirdest fish to ever wash ashore appeared on an Oregon beach, pitch black and risen up from the depths.

8. The Toronto Blue Jays created a baseball card of a fan who left their game with an unusually-shaped head.

7. “Super Size Me” director Morgan Spurlock passed away, leaving behind a McLegacy.

6. A McDonald’s burger turned 29 years old—but appears surprisingly fresh.

5. A man on the run survived a miraculous fall.

4. A contestant on Wheel of Fortune gave a hilariously bad answer while trying to solve a puzzle.

3. An anomaly near the pyramids may indicate the presence of an ancient portal.

2. Many people get tired on an airplane, but one woman took her nap too far, hunkering down in a bizarre location.

1. A family on a picnic was startled by a blood-curdling scream after their daughter wandered into the woods. When her parents rushed to the scene, they were shocked to see Bigfoot.