Celebrities

Thursday’s CBS Mornings spent nearly its entire two hours of run time (with commercials) celebrating the previous day’s proceedings at the Democratic National Convention as if they have a personal stake in ensuring Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) win in November. Not only that, but the show felt the need to ebulliently hold up the various speakers at the DNC,…

James Woods did something he rarely does this week. He appeared on a talk show for a wide-ranging chat on everything from acting to President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline.

It's now time for the promotional progressive press to lean into how cool Kamala is, so they tout endorsements by pop stars and gush over Maya Rudolph playing (not mocking) Harris on Saturday Night Live. CNN's Dana Bash said she was 'very, very, excited.' 

On Wednesday, the big three of ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship morning news shows to wave their blue, rhetorical pom-poms for Vice President Kamala Harris following a Georgia rally featuring rapper Megan Thee Stallion, cheering the “fired up” crowd symbolizing “an intense new wave of enthusiasm” for Democrats.

The Netflix documentary series “How to Become a Tyrant” explores some of history’s biggest villains.

On Thursday, as CNN shows hyped actress Jennifer Aniston complaining about J.D. Vance quipping that liberals are mostly "childless cat ladies," afternoon host Jake Tapper went so far as to have on reporter Elizabeth Wagmeister to read her "favorite" clapbacks by Taylor Swift fans. 

They’ve ravaged cities, destroyed businesses, torn down statues and made a mockery of the rule of law.

Does anybody remember the gentle days of political humor when Johnny Carson was the King of Late Night? Today’s late-night environment is largely a nasty gang of hardened leftists, and they hate Donald Trump so much, that they are not-so-subtly saying Joe Biden can't beat him, and he's gotta go.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts committed during their tenure, sparking widespread outcry from critics. This ruling came about in the Trump v. United States case and does not extend to unofficial actions. Celebrities and notable figures, including Barbra Streisand, John Cusack, George Takei, Bette Midler, Stephen King, Mia Farrow, and…

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo is facing criticism after wearing a fan-gifted T-shirt featuring her face photoshopped onto Jesus during her Barcelona tour stop. Critics argue that this move supports comparisons to Jesus, leading to allegations of blasphemy on social media. This isn't Rodrigo's first brush with controversy, previously causing upset for her open support of abortion and distribution of…

Singer Chappell Roan declined an invitation to perform at a White House pride event, citing inadequate action by the U.S. administration in ensuring liberty, justice, and freedom for all. During her set at New York's Governors Ball, Roan, draped in green like the Statue of Liberty, voiced her support for trans and women's rights, as well as for oppressed people in occupied territories. Her…

Susan Sarandon isn’t letting cancellation curb her pro-Palestinian views.

“Goodfellas” actor Frank Sivero isn’t a household name, but this week he shamed his famous peers.

Following Donald Trump's "hush-money" trial verdict, which found him guilty on all 34 counts, celebrities took to social media to react. While Kathy Griffin, Barbra Streisand, Stephen King, Rob Reiner, Bette Midler, John Leguizamo, and Mark Hamill celebrated the verdict, others like Elon Musk and Caitlyn Jenner criticized it, expressing concern over the potential damage done to the faith in…