A pair of underwear worn by President John F. Kennedy long before his time in the Oval Office has sold at auction in Los Angeles for $9,100. The ivory cotton snap-fly boxer shorts, featuring a hand-sewn label embroidered with the late leader of the free world’s nickname, Jack, reportedly date back to his stint in the Navy during the 1940s.

In a Los Angeles auction, Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook hoodie was sold for $15,875, and Steve Jobs’s bow tie fetched $35,750. The hoodie features Facebook’s 2010 mission statement and was accompanied by a handwritten note from Zuckerberg.

Benson Boone had a hilarious response after Mark Zuckerberg wore his jumpsuit from the 2025 Grammy Awards to his wife Priscilla Chan’s 40th birthday party.

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Fallon isn’t the only person who has joked about Zuckerberg’s Boone-inspired stunt. The Facebook founder’s Instagram video went viral after he posted it, and social media users didn’t hold back online. One X user wrote, “Exhibit A in the case for not being able to buy cool. Mark Zuckerberg remains one of the most cringe humans alive.”

Meta isn’t backing down. After revolutionizing social media and pouring billions into artificial intelligence and virtual reality, Mark Zuckerberg’s tech giant is now diving deep—literally. Its latest project,

Kelly Stonelake, a former Meta employee who worked at the company for roughly 15 years, is suing the tech giant for sex discrimination and retaliation, alleging instances of sexua