Celebrities

Perhaps we can add evangelist or miracle worker to Donald Trump’s lengthy resume. The president has gone and done the unthinkable, inspiring some good ol’ religious fervor in one particularly hateful Hollywood lib. As evidenced on her Twitter, Trump has inspired Bette Midler to get on her knees and pray to God. 

As an outspoken conservative in liberal La La Land, Kirstie Alley shows no fear when calling out lefties. Her Hollywood colleagues mock her every which way and still she never stifles her truth-telling, even if it starts trouble with the very people who could terminate her voice in the public square.

Lucasfilm is finally producing a film unrelated to Star Wars. Unfortunately, it’s lefty propaganda. 

We were mistaken for thinking that 50 Cent would live up to his tough-as-nails image and vote Trump despite the haters. The “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” rapper decided that “another spin” with ex-girlfriend Chelsea Handler was better than paying much less in taxes under President Donald Trump.

Jennifer Lawrence said that she used to be a “little Republican.” Now, she’s a little nuts. "I grew up Republican. My first time voting, I voted for John McCain. I was a little Republican," the actress claimed, according to People.com.

Prominent Twitter lefties including Hollywood celebs and Democrat politicians rushed to condemn President Trump’s use of the term “coyotes”in a discussion on legal immigration during the final presidential debate. Their reasoning, however, was not because they claimed the term was xenophobic, but because they couldn’t imagine small canine being able to carry immigrant children across the…

No surprise here, in La La Land Joe Biden was declared the obvious winner of the second and final 2020 presidential debate. Though you have to wonder in what alternate universe these people were watching the debate.

Politics tend to be invading every aspect of our lives, and thanks to the liberal news outlets’ favorite congresswoman, they are now invading video games and Twitch, a live streaming platform. 

The cast of Happy Days is entering the unhappy realm of politics. 

Mel Brooks’s bucket list must have included “make a dumb political statement.” Why else would his first-ever presidential endorsement be for Joe Biden?

Of all the people who’d be coming to the defense of apolitical Christian Hollywood star Chris Pratt for refusing to star in a Joe Biden fundraiser, you wouldn’t think it would be other Hollywood stars -- some of them rabid lefties. 

Bill Maher claimed that Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett was a “f---in’ nut.” Now he’s produced the evidence: speaking in tongues.

Every other day, we’re bombarded with news about a celebrity lecturing us to vote out Donald Trump. At this point, it’s practically a relief to see an actor or singer not ordering us to vote for Biden come November. Unfortunately, as Chris Pratt proves, that’s all you need to be canceled nowadays. Or worse, remaining quiet gets you labeled as a MAGA supporter.

Undergoing the kind of painful research project we wouldn’t wish on our worst enemies, one George Mason University media researcher watched a ton of late night material from two major networks and recorded exactly how many jokes were directed at President Trump versus how many were directed at former Vice President Joe Biden.