On the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday this week, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel used the occasion to skewer social justice warriors with the first-ever “politically correct Thanksgiving pageant.”
Pop star Justin Bieber got into a tussle with an eager fan while on his way to a performance in Barcelona on Tuesday, leaving the fan with a bloody mouth and a story to tell for years to come to his fellow Beliebers.
Actor Robert De Niro appeared to strike a more measured tone while discussing President-elect Donald Trump at the White House Tuesday during the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony.
Nearly two-dozen movie stars, musicians, sports icons and tech titans visited the White House Tuesday to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States’ highest civilian honor, from President Obama in a star-studded ceremony.
Jon Voight helped dozens of at-risk children to have a Thanksgiving dinner after the actor purchased turkeys for a complete stranger while in line at a Kentucky Walmart on Friday.
Rapper Kanye West was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital Monday after canceling the remainder of his Saint Pablo tour earlier in the day.
Actor Jeff Bridges struck a hopeful note while discussing the results of this year’s presidential election in an interview this week.
Netflix released the first trailer for Barry, its film about a college-aged Barack Obama, on Monday morning.
Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson responded to Donald Trump’s criticism of the program, firing off a short, terse message to the President-elect on social media on Sunday.
Kanye West has reportedly cancelled all remaining dates on his current Saint Pablo tour following a series of bizarre, onstage rants and the last-minute cancellation of his concert in Los Angeles Sunday night.
Rock band Green Day made a political statement during Sunday night’s American Music Awards, breaking out into an anti-Donald Trump chant during their performance at the annual awards show.
E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt has called on the cast of the Broadway show Hamilton to apologize to Mike Pence for what he described as their “bullying” of the Vice President-elect during a performance in New York City Friday night.
Newly appointed White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon chided Fox News in an interview Friday, claiming the cable news network’s coverage of the 2016 presidential election was just as bad as that of progressive media outlets and predicting the conservative-oriented outlet would move toward a more “centrist” approach in the coming years.
Socialite and DJ Paris Hilton voted to Make America Great Again.
Actor Michael Shannon has a theory about how Donald Trump won a decisive victory in the presidential election earlier this month — namely, that the United States is full of “ignorant jackasses” who voted for him.
White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon made a brief cameo on Comedy Central’s South Park during Wednesday night’s episode.
Sarah Silverman believes that for many Americans, the country under a Donald Trump presidency resembles the country as it was in the midst of the Great Depression, only worse.
Rocker Bruce Springsteen and actors Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks are among the 21 recipients of this year’s Presidential Medal of Freedom, the White House announced Wednesday.
Rock band Death Cab for Cutie, who contributed in their own way to an effort to defeat Donald Trump during the presidential campaign, has a reminder for their fans now that the Republican businessman won a decisive victory last week: their concerts will always be “safe places.”
Joss Whedon pulled out all the stops to get out the vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton ahead of Election Day, but to no avail — and now the writer-director says Republican President-elect Donald Trump “cannot” be allowed to serve even his first term in office.
Fox News contributor Meghan McCain will serve as permanent co-host of the network’s talk show Outnumbered, Fox News Channel announced Monday.
Comedian Wanda Sykes confronted a Boston audience Saturday night after she was booed for making disparaging comments about President-elect Donald Trump at a charity stand-up comedy event.
Some of Hillary Clinton’s top celebrity supporters are pulling out all the stops in one final attempt to change the results of Tuesday night’s presidential election, adding their names to and promoting a petition calling for electors in the Electoral College to go against state voters’ wishes to make the Democratic candidate president.
Actress and Hillary Clinton campaign surrogate Lena Dunham has broken her silence after the Democratic presidential candidate’s loss to Republican Donald Trump earlier this week, describing in a blog post the agony of being at Clinton’s election night party in New York City and insisting that she “never truly believed” that Trump could win.
Actress Amy Schumer isn’t planning on moving out of the United States after all.
Dance music icon Moby penned an open letter to Americans on Wednesday in the wake of Donald Trump’s historic presidential election, comparing voters’ selection of the Republican to those who smoke cigarettes and eat junk food while knowing it is not healthy for them.
Veteran film producer Harvey Weinstein is hopeful that Americans can come together after Republican Donald Trump triumphed over Democrat Hillary Clinton at the conclusion of a highly contentious presidential election Tuesday night.
Conservative street artist and provocateur Sabo is poking fun at Hollywood celebrities who have threatened to leave the country in the wake of Donald Trump’s successful election by posting fake “moving sale” realtor posters at locations around Los Angeles.
Approximately 1,500 students and teachers at Berkeley High School in northern California staged a walk-out Wednesday morning in protest of Republican Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election Tuesday.
Hollywood celebrities took to social media Tuesday evening ready to celebrate what looked to be an imminent victory for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who led Republican Donald Trump in most polls headed into Election Day — but were left to vent their frustration and horror when Trump pulled off an historic upset.
California voters approved the Adult Use of Marijuana Act, or Proposition 64, on Tuesday night, legalizing marijuana for recreational use throughout the state.
With Election Day polls opening up across the country on Tuesday, some of Hollywood’s most progressive celebrities have got their bags packed just in case Republican Donald Trump prevails over Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced Monday at an election-eve rally in New Hampshire that had received the endorsement of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick.
Veteran rockers Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi joined President Obama, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton at an election-eve rally for the Democratic presidential candidate in Philadelphia Monday night, where the two performed just hours before polls were set to open across the country on Tuesday.
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore and the Reverend Jesse Jackson will host a get-out-the-vote rally in support of Hillary Clinton in Flint, Michigan Monday night, with less than 24 hours remaining until polls open on Election Day.
Pop icon Madonna sounded an impassioned final warning to Americans to vote Hillary Clinton for president this week, cautioning on social media that if the Democratic candidate loses to Republican Donald Trump, “we are all f*cked.”
Pop star Katy Perry appeared alongside Hillary Clinton to rally voters one last time in Philadelphia on Saturday, with polls set to open across the United States in less than 72 hours.
A contentious presidential election is putting even celebrity friendships to the test.
Celebrities are making a final, profanity-filled plea to Americans to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with just a few days remaining until Election Day.
Director Quentin Tarantino said Thursday that he plans to retire after completing his tenth film, which leaves him with just two more films to make.
