Trump's Dinner Drama: Roasting Media

0:00It's April 23rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Donald Trump is heading to the White House correspondence dinner on Saturday, April 25th, and insiders say he's ready to fire shots at the media. The 78-year-old president plans a sharp roast targeting outlets that slammed his administration, especially over the Iran conflict, he, kicked off back in February. He announced his attendance last month on Truth Social, tying it to the nation's upcoming 250th birthday and calling himself one of the greatest presidents ever. This marks a big shift since he skipped the event for years, and word is, he'll bounce early to dodge the Wall Street Journal picking up a top award for its coverage. Trump has gripped before about the dinner's vibe, telling Fox News he stayed away after feeling disrespected right from his 2016 win. He even brought up that brutal 2011 roast from Barack Obama, who mocked his old birthday

1:00claims while Trump sat in the crowd looking salty. Lately, tension spiked with a dismissed $10 billion lawsuit against the journal over some old note drama, fueling talk of this being pure. Payback, AIDS confirmed he's prepped a hit list of press hits before making his quick exit from the Washington Hilton ballroom. Expect sparks to fly either way, as the media world buzzes over whether Trump sticks around for replies or leaves him hanging. This dinner's shaping up as must. Watch drama in DC.