Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani has hit out against the new Borat sequel, saying that a scene in the movie in which he appears to have an encounter with a young woman is a “complete fabrication” and is an attempt to thwart his ongoing investigation into Joe Biden and his family.
Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence is spreading the false accusation that President Donald Trump has refused to condemn white supremacy, saying that “I don’t want to support a president who supports white supremacists.”
Captain America star Chris Evans reportedly ripped President Donald Trump during an Avengers-themed fundraiser for Joe Biden on Tuesday, accusing the president of “actively trying to divide us.” The Hollywood star also blamed the president for the problems facing the country: “I think the fish rots from the head down.”
Hollywood actor Sam Elliott has lent his deep, resonant voice to the Joe Biden campaign, narrating a new campaign ad that calls for Americans to unite behind the Democratic presidential nominee.
Hollywood star Kirstie Alley’s announcement that she is voting for President Donald Trump unleashed a firestorm of vitriol from the left against the Emmy-winning “Cheers” actress. But it also placed her in a growing list of celebrities who have been brave enough to publicly declare their support for the president.
Singer Linda Ronstadt has called President Donald Trump the “new Hitler” and said that “Mexicans are the new Jews,” adding that she believes separating children from adults at the border is a “violation of human rights laws.”
Hollywood star Sharon Stone is urging Florida women to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, saying that “voting for a woman in the White House” will save lives.
Hollywood celebrities including Eva Longoria, Michelle Williams, and recent Emmy winner Uzo Aduba are urging people to “vote early and in person,” by either voting at a polling location or submitting mail-in or absentee ballots at an early voting site.
The Beastie Boys have allowed the Joe Biden campaign to use the band’s 1994 single “Sabotage” in a new anti-Trump commercial that attempts to blame the president for Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) decision to keep bars and clubs closed.
Filmmaker Spike Lee and Talking Heads frontman David Byrne said that they believe that all Americans are inherently racist, but they see hope in young people participating in Black Lives Matter protests.
Cast members of the 2012 Marvel blockbuster movie The Avengers and its sequels are combining their superpowers to propel Joe Biden to the White House.
Hollywood actor John Leguizamo has compared Latinos who support President Donald Trump to “roaches for Raid,” claiming that they are self-haters who don’t care about other Latinos “who are in cages.”
Actress-comedian Sarah Silverman is leading a group of stand-up comedians who are aiming to help turn Wisconsin blue and send Joe Biden “laughing all the way” to the White House.
Actor-comedian Rob Schneider has clearly had enough of California’s economic lock-downs and social distancing orders. The Deuce Bigelow star blasted the state’s latest set of restrictions in a tweet in which he also demanded the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom (D).
Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight posted a video message Friday in which called Joe Biden “evil” as he urged Americans to vote for President Donald Trump in November.
Multi-millionaire rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is launching a black political party, saying that “white men like Trump need to be banished.” He also said he believes there will be a “race war” if President Trump wins re-election in November.
Left-wing Hollywood celebrities shifted into spin mode Thursday, playing defense for Joe Biden during ABC’s town hall event that aired at the same time as NBC’s rival town hall with President Donald Trump.
Rapper-actor and Big3 Basketball League founder Ice Cube has accused CNN of canceling an upcoming interview on “Cuomo Prime Time,” following his revelation that he worked with the Trump campaign on an economic plan for black Americans.
As Facebook and Twitter continue to censor the New York Post’s bombshell stories on Hunter Biden, left-wing Hollywood celebrities are launching their own suppression initiative against NBC over the network’s upcoming town hall broadcast with President Donald Trump.
The annual Billboard Music Awards featured a bevy of left-wing pop stars who used their moment in the spotlight during Wednesday’s NBC broadcast to fire off political messages, with Demi Lovato crooning an anti-Trump number while encouraging viewers to vote and pop star Lizzo urging fans to turn out and “vote” on November 3.
When it comes to rapper Ice Cube’s Contract with Black America, Democrats appear to be telling black Americans what Joe Biden said when asked if he would pack the Supreme Court — you’ll know when the election is over! In
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is anticipating “unrest” and “riots” around Election Day as morale continues to plummet among rank-and-file cops.
Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has made the promise that many left-wing celebrities have made before and failed to honor — leaving the United States if Donald Trump wins the presidency.
Fiction author Don Winslow and rocker Bruce Springsteen are pushing The Atlantic’s discredited report that President Trump called American servicemen “losers” and “suckers.” The claim is repeated in their new anti-Trump ad focusing on flipping Pennsylvania for Joe Biden.
Hollywood actress and host of NBC’s “Weakest Link” Jane Lynch attacked Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-TK) during Tuesday’s confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett, calling the senator a “whining little a** boy.”
The original Broadway cast of “Hamilton,” including Lin-Manuel Miranda, will reunite on Friday for a virtual fundraiser for Joe Biden and other Democrat politicians running for office. The reunion will feature a panel discussion as well as a “special” online performance by cast members.
Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos is defending the streamer’s decision to release Cuties, saying that the controversial movie that depicts pubescent girls performing raunchy dance numbers has been “misunderstood” in the United States.
Rapper and Joe Biden surrogate Cardi B celebrated her 28th birthday over the weekend with a lavish party in Las Vegas that featured little in the way of social distancing or masks based on a photo the singer posted to Instagram as well as published reports about the raucous party at the Area 15 entertainment complex.
Rocker Jon Bon Jovi has called himself the “poster boy” for white privilege, adding that he had to be “very careful” while writing his recent single “American Reckoning,” which pays homage to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Hollywood actor Samuel L. Jackson has teamed up with the Joe Biden campaign to shoot a commercial about voter suppression, claiming that President Donald Trump is trying to prevent black people in certain areas from casting their ballots on November 3.
