Two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton scolded actor Matthew McConaughey for telling his fans and followers to abandon America’s two party political system and support Independent candidates running for office.
Grammy-nominated rap megastar Nicki Minaj is urging young Americans to “vote red’ ahead of what many political prognosticators believe will be a close and contentious midterm election cycle.
Legendary comedian Carrot Top, a staple of the Las Vegas Strip for decades, was hospitalized in Las Vegas after a suicide attempt, according to TMZ.
Seven months after now-canceled “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert lied to America about his interview with U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico (D-TX) being “censored” by the Trump administration, Disney’s late-night funnyman Jimmy Kimmel is peddling the same lies.
Jimmy Kimmel returned as host of “Live!” after a two month hiatus on Tuesday and wasted no time before bashing President Donald Trump, Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr, and West Wing aide Natalie Harp. The ABC funnyman made Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool puns and cracked Iran War puns, barbs about Trump’s hair, fat jokes, all culminating in a Trump-heavy montage.
Actress Sydney Sweeney is celebrating her “birthday month” by highlighting her luxury lingerie brand, SYRN — rolling out a risque cake eating campaign, and modeling a range of pieces of the intimate apparel featuring her famous derrière.
Country music superstar Jelly Roll took on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” hosting duties on Monday and like Anthony Anderson and Rosie O’Donnell before him, the Grammy-winner reserved several minutes of his opening monologue to taking a slew scathing shots at President Donald Trump.
California’s Democrat Attorney General Rob Bonta abruptly canceled a planned meeting between his office and Paramount Skydance representatives to discuss a settlement of the state’s lawsuit seeking to block David Ellison‘s proposed $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Veteran actor Michael Wright, beloved and best known for his role as Eddie King Jr. in the 1991 cult classic musical drama “The Five Heartbeats,” has died. He was 70.
It took Rosie O’Donnell less than 30 second into her Wednesday night “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” monologue to cram in a dig aimed at President Donald Trump’s White House aide, Natalie Harp.
NBC late-night host Jimmy Fallon cracked several snide sex jokes about Michelle Obama First Lady Melania Trump, saying she’s going to end her hiatus from public view by revealing she “ran off” with an 80-year-old politician not named Donald Trump.
Rosie O’Donnell’s much-hyped appearance as fill-in host on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” saw “The View” alum obsessing over President Donald Trump, the country of Ireland, which she self-deported to over Trump’s election, and her autistic 11-year-old daughter whose pronounces are “they/them.”
A reported “credible threat” from Iran on the life of President Donald Trump last month forced Secret Service agents to secretly swap Air Force One to transport Trump out of Ankara, Turkey, for a military plane to the United Kingdom. So, of course, a Hollywood celebrity, this time actor Anthony Anderson filling in on ABC for Jimmy Kimmel, used the news to fantasize about Trump dying.
Communist streamer Hasan Piker melted down over Communist Francesca Hong’s upset loss in Tuesday’s Democrat primary election for Wisconsin governor. Piker blamed “the f**king national media,” who he says are lying to voters about Democratic Socialist candidates. He also threatened revenge on the Democrat Party establishment.
Actress Rosie O’Donnell told former “Saturday Night Live” star Amy Poehler that being gay is a “doomed” existence that no one would choose because being gay “is no different than being left-handed or having blue eyes.”
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday, with guest host Anthony Anderson, and said Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is “dead,” Congress is full of “murderers” and “rapists,” called President Donald Trump a “scammer,” and was given a three-minute runway to sale the audience on why they need to “vote for a Democrat” in the midterm elections if they want to “see some arrests.”
Actress Patricia Heaton hammered Democratic Socialists and the many political candidates running in U.S. elections while routinely hating on America. “Why are there so many people coming to this country and running for office who seem to fundamentally hate everything about America and Western values?” the “Everybody Loves Raymond” star said in a series of X posts.
The Hidden Hills mansion belonging to Kim Kardashian was burglarized on Sunday by a man who, according to The California Post, stole a staffer’s vehicle and took it for a “joyride.”
Pop star Katy Perry erupted on the Trump White House Saturday over a TikTok video of Iran military strikes that the administration paired with her hit 2010 song “Firework.”
Actor Ike Barinholtz, star of Apple TV’s “The Studio” and the upcoming “Cocomelon: The Movie,” was the fill-in host for Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday and used his “Live” monologue to make gay jokes about the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and said Graham’s sister will suck President Donald Trump’s “tits even harder” the her late brother did while in office.
HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher scolded NPR as being “different from what it used to be” and a news network that’s now “on the far extreme of the left.” Maher made his critical comments about NPR to NPR host Steve Inskeep during the network’s latest episode of Newsmakers.
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor who shined for decades in iconic big screen roles from films like “The Hunt for Red October” to Steven Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park” to the Netflix hit series “Peaky Blinders,” passed on Monday. He was 78.
President Donald Trump shared with his 12.9 million Truth Social followers Breitbart’s own Jon Kahn and Grammy-nominated Nashville hit-maker Michael Farren‘s new patriotic anthem The United Saints of America, the president saying “Everyone should listen to ‘The United Saints of America.’” “Breitbart’s @jonkahnmusic
Breitbart’s own Jon Kahn, has had much success in the music world, having many of his songs placed in Film-TV and he has worked with members of Creed, the Foo Fighters, and The Wallflowers. But something special happens, when Kahn turns his musical attention to America.
It’s impossible to celebrate America’s 250th birthday without acknowledging the importance of the arts, culture and storytelling. As part of Breitbart’s special coverage for the 250, we reached out to some of Nashville’s most talented songwriters and artists and asked them to write original songs that reflect how they feel about America.
The Walt Disney Company is in hell — a few months into 2026, the entertainment giant is drowning in horrible headlines. From mass firings to sluggish streaming show ratings, political problems, corporate infighting, falling attendance at its parks and resorts, and staff arrests in sex crime stings, the bad news for the once unimpeachable House of Mouse is piling up.
“Anchorman” director Adam McKay called former President Bill Clinton “a straight up serial rapist,” said “Hillary Clinton, literally funded Trump’s campaign,” slammed Joe Biden for not declaring “a climate emergency when he was a lame duck president,” called Barack Obama a “creep” who has done “damage” to America, and said “no group is worse than white liberals.”
The Walt Disney Company has made a statement after several of its staffers were arrested as part of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s ongoing child sexual exploitation material enforcement operations.
Disney’s “Star Wars” star Mark Hamill, just days after posing with President Barack Obama to promote his presidential library in Chicago, Illinois, posted a photo of President Donald Trump in a grave with the caption that said “If Only.”
Ted Turner, the bombastic television pioneer credited with creating the 24-hour news cycle and launched CNN in 1980, owned the Atlanta Braves and The Hawks, who flexed his influence among the global elite and donated a $1 billion to United Nations charities, and was married to Oscar-winner Jane Fonda, has died at age 87.
Director Spike Lee, in a recent interview with CNN, called the United State Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling declaring a race-based redistricting map in Louisiana an “attack on voters.”
Meryl Streep, promoting the Disney film “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” appeared on the Disney show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” last week and all but made out with the embattled late-night host, lavishing Kimmel with praise amid his primetime war of words with President Donald Trump.
Actor George Clooney hurled one swipe after another at Present Donald Trump and his administration earlier this week, telling the Film at Lincoln Center’s 51st annual Chaplin award audience America is in “a struggle for the very soul of this republic.”
The “Toy Story” 5 star Tim Allen called out Democrat lawmakers who attack President Donald Trump from “No Kings” rallies while giving a standing ovation to King Charles III this week as he delivered a rare address to the Houses of Representatives.
Jimmy Kimmel, amid a planet-sized PR nightmare of his own making, mass ad boycott calls of his ABC late-night show, and a brewing battle between his employer Disney and the FCC, tripled-down Tuesday on his war with the Trump White House by defending former FBI Director James Comey after he was indicted Tuesday on charges related to what the Justice Department called a death threat made against President Donald Trump.
ABC’s late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, on Monday, repeated the joke he made last week saying First Lady Melania Trump looks like an “expectant widow.” Kimmel was defiant, defending himself after Mrs. Trump and President Donald Trump called on Disney to fire him following the assassination attempt on the president’s life at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Cole Allen, the 31-year-old Kamala Harris donor who attended a “No Kings” rally and wrote in a manifesto about targeting Trump administration officials, was charged Monday with attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump. “Mad Men” actress January Jones, however, said it was all a staged political production.
Merely a month ago, rocker Bruce Springsteen defended comparing Immigration Customs and Enforcement agents to Nazis at an anti-President Donald Trump “No Kings” rally. Now, the E Street Band frontman is striking a much different tone.
Actress Mia Farrow took to the Democrat digital echo chamber Bluesky and promoted the conspiracy that 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen charging through a metal detector before shooting a Secret Service agent in the chest during Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner may have been part of an effort by President Donald Trump to “raise his approval ratings.”
Jimmy Kimmel, host of the Disney-owned ABC late-night show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” put on a mock White House Correspondents’ Dinner roast during Thursday night’s broadcast in which he fanaticized about President Donald Trump’s death in a joke aimed at First Lady Melania Trump.
