A Frontier Airlines flight was disrupted this week when a passenger erupted in a profanity-filled outburst against a flight attendant, accusing her of bias and “triggering” her, before being calmly removed from the aircraft.

The incident was filmed by another passenger in which it is clearly seen that a woman started curing the crew member loudly.

The passenger repeatedly claimed the flight attendant had “an issue with minorities” and stated she expected “a little bit more kindness and respect.”

The outburst was initiated from a mundane question that was “Are you from Florida?” which the passenger interrupted as disrespectful.

The flight attendant remained poised and confident throughout the exchange. She calmly addressed stating, “I don’t know what you went through today,” and firmly noted, “you’re in control of your own actions.”

After the passenger continued her tirade with continuous shouting profanities in an area with children.

She instructed a colleague to call security and informed the passenger she would be removed from the flight.

Another passenger on the plane, raised his hand in the gesture of solidarity, supporting the crewmember’s handling of the situation.

The cabin erupted in cheers when it was announced the disruptive woman would be taken off the plane.

Subsequently, the passenger was escorted from the aircraft by security.

Industry observers note that while incidents of passenger misconduct occur across all airlines, they are frequently reported on ultra-low-cost carriers such as Frontier. 

Nicholas Cage and Christian Bale transform into NFL icons in the first look of the upcoming Madden movie.

Amazon MGM Studios dropped the first teaser for Madden on Christmas Day, giving fans their first look at Cage as iconic coach, broadcaster, and video game namesake John Madden. The biopic, directed by David O. Russell, traces Madden’s unlikely rise from modest beginnings to Super Bowl glory and pop culture immortality.

The teaser offers a brief but striking glimpse of Cage, transformed into a boxy, larger-than-life version of Madden. It hints at the film’s scope, which spans his championship-winning run with the Oakland Raiders, his influential broadcasting career, and his unexpected second act as the face of the Madden NFL video game franchise. The outlet previously reported that the movie leans heavily into the origin story of the game, now one of the most successful sports franchises of all time.

Oscar-winning actor Christian Bale stars opposite Cage as Raiders owner Al Davis.

The cast also includes John Mulaney as Electronic Arts founder Trip Hawkins, Kathryn Hahn as Virginia Madden, Sienna Miller as Carol Davis, and Shane Gillis in an undisclosed role.

Madden is written and directed by Russell, known for The Fighter, American Hustle, and Silver Linings Playbook, with Cambron Clark credited for an earlier draft of the script.

While a theatrical release has not been confirmed, the teaser reveals Madden is set to premiere Thanksgiving 2026.

Noah Schnapp opened up about crying during a particular scene in Stranger Things volume 2.

The young actor revealed to People that he broke down in tears when he first read the script for Will Byers’ pivotal scene in the series.

“I was nervous,” Schnapp admitted, explaining that the storyline carried immense personal significance and responsibility.

“I was like, ‘How are they going to write that?’ But I read it, and I just cried reading it, and I was like, ‘This is perfect. They did it.’ There’s no notes.”

The scene which explores Will’s struggles with identity and belonging has been widely praised by fans for its sensitivity and authenticity.

“I would say I was a little nervous about everyone individually standing up, and I was like, ‘Is that going to be weird?’ But then, in the moment, everything just [felt] so real and it felt so just natural, and it worked,” he shared referencing the scene where Will’s brother and his friends all stand up to embrace him.

Schnapp also confessed that he liked that the scene “wasn’t just a sob fest.”

“He was happy through the beginning of it, kind of reliving those memories. And it makes it hit harder, almost,” he continued.