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Celebrities like Elizabeth Banks, Michael Moore, Rosie O’Donnell and Sarah Silverman threw a genuine hissy fit during President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union Address Tuesday.
Celebrities and activists gathered in New York City Monday night for the star-studded “People’s State of the Union,” a public rally meant to serve as counter-programming to President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address on Tuesday.
Winfrey makes clear that it’s not an issue of whether she could win or not: She’s “always felt very secure and confident” and would presumably feel the same way about her chances of winning.
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On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher argued that President Trump’s doctor is part of a “vast, right-wing conspiracy” to lie for the president.
In an op-ed for the left-wing Time, actor Sean Penn blasted President Trump as an “enemy of Americans, Republicans, Democrats, Independents and every new child born. An enemy of mankind…. an enemy of the state.”
Tony Award winning Nigerian-British actress Cynthia Erivo used her Verified Blue Check Mark Twitter account to post a threatening message to President Donald Trump on Friday, invoking ‘Juju, voodoo and magic’, warning Trump he is ‘not safe.’ The threat was made in response to alleged comments by Trump in an Oval Office meeting with lawmakers about immigration in which he referred to African nations as ‘s***hole countries’. Trump denies he used that word but acknowledges using ‘tough’ language.
Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and his estranged wife, fashion designer Georgina Chapman, have agreed on a divorce settlement, sources told The Post.
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was attacked Tuesday while eating dinner at an Arizona restaurant.
On Sunday night Oprah Winfrey lectured the nation and white males for the monstrous sexual abuse culture in Hollywood during her Golden Globes speech.
It was a hot August day in 2014 when Anissa Weier and her friend Morgan Geyser, both 12 years old, lured another 12-year-old girl, Payton Leutner, to a wooded park in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha.
Hollywood stars flooded social media Sunday night with Oprah Winfrey for president fantasies following her fiery acceptance speech for the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 75th annual Golden Globes.
It’s 2045 and Earth has been brought to its knees by catastrophic climate change and a worldwide energy crisis, not to mention famine, poverty, disease and war. In short, everything we presently fear has come to pass. It is the ultimate dystopian future.
When it comes to Hollywood, it seems that no bridge is too far — and no amount of exploitation is too much. The list of wealthy businessmen and celebrities coming under fire for bad behavior just continues to grow. Whether it’s abusing women, exploiting children or taking advantage of sick people, there is no shortage of reasons to be concerned about the direction this world is headed.
Comedian Sarah Silverman blasted patriotism as a “perverted” mindset and claimed the notion of American exceptionalism is a “childish idea.”
In his new rap album “Revival,” Eminem says it has been “embarrassing” to be white and he thinks about “checking out on life” and killing himself because he “can’t escape this circumstance.”
Actress Salma Hayek said Wednesday in a write-up for the New York Times that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein threatened to kill her for turning down his sexual advances after he picked up her movie “Frida.”
Walt Disney Co.’s deal with 21st Century Fox Inc. will transform Hollywood’s most successful studio into an even more powerful force, potentially pressuring rivals to consolidate, squeezing theater chains and furthering the industry trend of blockbusters and sequels.
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