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Vince Vaughn finds himself back in the headlines this week after a high-profile encounter that’s fueling both political chatter and pop-culture memes. Last Friday, the official White House Instagram account posted a photoshopped spoof of the classic “Wedding Crashers” movie poster, this time dubbed “White House Crashers.” The shot features Vaughn standing alongside former President Donald Trump at the Resolute Desk, with the kind of tongue-in-cheek flair that quickly went viral. The internet predictably erupted, with countless riffs and mashups, but no official remarks from Vaughn himself or the White House explaining the substance of the Oval Office visit. According to PEOPLE, there was no advance mention of the meeting on the official schedule, and representatives for Vaughn have stayed mum, suggesting this was either a private courtesy call or simply a bit of orchestrated satire. This echoes the now-infamous 2020 college football game video where Vaughn was seen exchanging pleasantries with Trump—a moment he later clarified to the Los Angeles Times as politically neutral, stressing his tendency to be cordial to all politicians regardless of party, and his belief in civil discourse across political differences.

On the entertainment front, Vaughn’s work life is buzzing. Apple TV’s “Bad Monkey,” in which he stars as a disgraced Florida detective turned restaurant inspector, is currently filming its second season—production moved from Florida to the Los Angeles area, with Long Beach’s Pike Restaurant & Bar standing in for its tropical setting thanks to a hefty $20 million California tax credit. Season two brings notable additions like John Malkovich and Yvonne Strahovski to the cast. Locals in Long Beach have witnessed the shoot, complete with atmospheric flourishes like staged bar scenes and animal trainers wrangling cats and rats, attracting local press coverage and a smattering of social media posts showing fans catching glimpses of Vaughn in action, though he’s not been seen mingling with the general public at these locations.

Vaughn’s cinematic repertoire is also earning fresh praise with critical reviews of “Easy’s Waltz,” where he plays a Vegas lounge singer with surprising musical chops—a reminder he’s got a hell of a voice and charisma beyond his comedic persona, as recently highlighted by Variety. He recently made a rare public appearance with his family at a Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, a moment captured by outlets like AOL, which noted the Vaughns’ preference for privacy despite his enduring A-list status.

And fans on Threads and other platforms are still riffing on his “Wedding Crashers” legacy, especially with the recent spike in memes triggered by that White House parody. Beyond the headlines, there are no major unconfirmed rumors or speculative business deals attached to Vaughn this week. All in all, the latest round of Vince Vaughn news blends political spectacle, Hollywood hustle, and social media nostalgia—proof that Vaughn remains both a talented actor and a pop culture lightning rod, even when he’s mostly keeping his own counsel.

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