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.
Bobby Olivier, a food and culture Editor and a music reporter for NJ Advance Media, took Bruce Springsteen to task this week calling the rocker’s Prudential Center concert in Newark on Monday “all hypocritical crap. Profiteering over legitimate protest.”
CNN anchor Jake Tapper joined CBS “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert for a segment Monday that started with some flirting — “Nice to see you again. You know I enjoy your work, but what I forget when I haven’t seen you in a while is how damn handsome you are… and dapper,” Colbert said — and segued quickly to bashing President Donald Trump.
“The View,” the popular daytime talk show on Disney’s ABC network, saw several of its co-hosts come out against the idea that more young Americans should be encouraged to get married and start families.
Jimmy Kimmel attended a “No Kings” rally in California this weekend, mere months after promoting the last one on his late-night ABC show. Kimmel held a sign captioned “Enough Already,” his two children held anti-Trump signs, while his “Barack Obama” hat-wearing father’s sign said “Deport ICE.”
Alan Ritchson, star of the hit Netflix action movie “War Machine” and the Amazon Prime Video crime series “Reacher,” was reportedly caught on camera fighting with his neighbor, who claims the “Fast X” star attacked and hit him multiple times.
Chuck Norris, the iconic action movie star, whose martial arts mastery launched his decades-spanning movie and TV career, has passed away his family revealed in an Instagram post on Friday. He was 86.
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus fired off a social media screed at President Donald Trump over his executive order, restarting offshore oil drilling along California’s coastline, telling her nearly two million Instagram followers “This won’t lower your gas prices.”
Comedian and podcast megastar Adam Carolla went scorched earth on liberal Democrats castigating President Donald Trump over his domestic and foreign policies, saying “If Kamala Harris was in charge right now, Iran would have a nuclear device and the border would be wide open.”
Actress Jane Fonda came to the Oscars on Sunday night literally wearing her politics on her sleeve. The two-time Academy Award winner donned a pin captioned “Stop the Merger” on her chest, showing the left-wing Netflix star’s opposition to Paramount Skydance buying Warner Bro. Discovery.
ABC’s “The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg spun a conspiracy theory this week saying Operation Epic Fury “is meant to get us so worked up” that American voters forget about the abduction of Nancy Guthrie or the ever-expanding saga involving deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Rock legend and KISS crooner Gene Simmons unleashed on Hollywood celebrities who lecture Americans about politics, saying “People in America work hard for their living and they don’t want to be lectured to by people who live in mansions and drive Rolls-Royces.”
Michael Ian Black, comedian and host of CNN’s “Have I Got News for You” said President Donald Trump will eventually end up being less popular than serial killer John Wayne Gacy.
An NBC poll says President Donald Trump is more popular than his fiercest critics, including CBS’s “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert, California Governor Gavin Newsom (D), former Vice President Kamala Harris, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).
ABC’s The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg wasted no time to defend former President Bill Clinton after he testified to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that he had “no idea” about the crimes Jeffrey Epstein had committed despite his close ties to the deceased pedophile.
Actor James Woods took Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Democrats to the woodshed after they heckled and protested President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
Michael Ian Black, comedian and host of CNN’s Have I Got News for You, attacked the USA Men’s Hockey team, saying they “allowed themselves to be used by a fascist” after President Donald Trump honored them on Tuesday night during his first State of the Union address.
Rap star Cardi B kicked off her “Little Miss Drama Tour” on Wednesday by firing off an unhinged rant threatening Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, telling the sold-out audience at the Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California, that she
Nashville Hall of Fame songwriter Jeffrey Steele called out the establishment music industry gatekeepers that elevate left-wing pop stars like Bad Bunny and promote anti-ICE tracks from the likes of Bruce Springsteen, while censoring Charlie Kirk’s name in patriotic songs like Steele’s stirring new free speech anthem “A Voice.”
Actor James Van Der Beek, famous for his iconic roles in the TV series “Dawson’s Creek” and the film “Varsity Blues,” has passed just three months after announcing a colorectal cancer diagnosis. He was 48.
First Lady Melania Trump’s longtime senior advisor and “Melania” producer Marc Beckman fired back at director Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood after they claimed the inclusion of music from their work Phantom Thread in Mrs. Trump’s hit film was done in “breach of composer agreement.”
The Turning Point USA All-American Halftime show kicked off Sunday night to millions of fans who streamed the patriotic event online, an alternative to Bad Bunny’s Spanish-only Super Bowl 60 intermission that ended with the Puerto Rican pop star making a politically charged immigration message.
First Lady Melania Trump is incredibly thankful for all the support and prayers her family has received from the American people through the years, telling “Breitbart News Daily” host Mike Slater on Friday that she is in turn always wishing for her supporters to be healthy and to take care of each other.
First Lady Melania Trump poured praise on the “Breitbart News Daily” audience on Friday, thanking them and everyone who has helped catapult her film, Melania, into the Box Office record books during its incredible first week in theaters. “We’ve had great success with the film. I’m very proud of it,” she said.
The Melania Trump feature length film, Melania, hauled in an impressive million dollars at the box office on Monday, according to studio sources who say the swell of grassroots support for the Amazon MGM documentary film during its historic opening weekend
Turning Point USA has announced that Kid Rock and country star Lee Brice will headline its “All American Halftime Show,” which will air during Super Bowl LX this coming weekend. “The All American Halftime Show will be a unique, patriotic event proudly celebrating American culture, freedom, and faith,” Turning Point USA said in its announcement on Monday.
Pop star Billie Eilish made her Song of the Year acceptance speech purely about politics Sunday night at the Grammys, barely thanking anyone while saying “No one is illegal on stolen land.”
Catherine O’Hara, the actress who became one of American’s most famous movie moms for her roles in iconic films from “Beetlejuice” to “Home Alone” and later in the hit comedy series “Schitt’s Creek,” as well as the 2000 comedy-drama “Best in Show,” has passed at the age of 71.
