17 hours ago · Ben Stiller denies receiving funding from USAID: 'These are lies coming from Russian media' He said he received "no payment of any kind" for a 2022 trip to Ukraine.

1 day ago · Ben Stiller Getty “These are lies coming from Russian media,” wrote Ben Stiller about a video posted on X alleging USAID spent $4 million to send the actor on a highly-publicized visit to ...

9 hours ago · Ben Stiller was one of several celebrities who appeared in a video, which bore a false E! News watermark, alleging that USAID paid for the travel to Ukraine.

1 day ago · Ben Stiller Denies Elon Musk’s Retweet Claiming USAID Funded the Star’s Trip to Ukraine. ... Orlando Bloom $8 million, and Ben Stiller $4 million to complete their respective visits to Ukraine

1 day ago · Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr and other prominent conservatives are sharing a video that claims to show E! News reporting that the US's humanitarian agency paid millions of dollars to celebrities including Angelina Jolie and Ben Stiller to visit Ukraine and help boost President Volodymyr Zelensky's popularity amid the country's war with Russia. But the clip is not an …

1 day ago · However, there is no evidence that E!News ever posted such a story.. The video, which has been reshared by numerous social media accounts also claimed that USAID had paid actress Angelina Jolie $20 million, actors Sean Penn $5 million, Jean-Claude Van Damme $1.5 million, Orlando Bloom $8 million, and Ben Stiller $4 million to carry out their visits to Ukraine.

1 day ago · Stiller had visited Ukraine in 2022 and met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as well as refugees amid its ongoing war with Russia. What USAID does, and why Trump and Musk want to get rid of it The video posted on X appears to show a screenshot of a story written by E!

Ben Stiller visited Ukraine in mid-June 2022. ... Musk and Trump Jr. push fake claim that USAID paid celebrities to visit Ukraine His statement came after some posts on X claimed that USAID ...

2 days ago · Ben Stiller is shutting down a “false” story that the government agency USAID, which Donald Trump and Elon Musk have made it their mission to dismantle this week, “funded” his and other celebrities’ trips to Ukraine. “Totally false,” Stiller posted to X on Wednesday. “These are lies coming from Russian media,” Stiller continued, in response to an account circulating a “news ...