Rap superstar Kanye West was accused of hijacking a protest he marched in on Thursday night in Chicago demanding justice for George Floyd, the Minneapolis man whose death in police custody has led to a worldwide resurgence of the anti-police Black Lives Matter movement.
Those protesting the police involved death of George Floyd can now receive funding if they are injured, bail money if they are arrested, and money to pay for coronavirus-related medical bills thanks to Saturday Night Live star Chris Redd, who announced a fund he set up for what he called “front line protesters.”
Rapper-actor LL Cool J shared a pro-Black Lives Matter rap in a near-three minute video that saw the longtime NCIS: Los Angeles star say “After Chauvin killed George Floyd, we got next. Molotov cocktails, anarchy on the set.”
Cities around the country saw violent protests Friday night. Businesses were burned to the ground. Many were injured and the White House had to go on partial lockdown. That’s not enough for actor John Cusack. A man was killed Friday
Rapper and actor Ice T reacted to the violent protests breaking out in cities across the country in response to the police involved death of George Floyd by saying that those doing the rioting have had enough “bull s**t.”
Actors Steve Carell and Seth Rogen are among the Hollywood celebrities donating money to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a nonprofit group raising money used to bail out protesters in Minneapolis as rioters and looters flood the streets in the wake of George Floyd’s police involved death.
Pop super star and left-wing activist Taylor Swift erupted on President Donald Trump in a wild Twitter rant, accusing him of “stoking the fires of white supremacy” and warning “we will vote you out in November.” “After stoking the fires
Actress and activist Rose McGowan praised President Donald Trump just one day after he requested the Justice Department to launch an investigation into the death of George Floyd, who died in police custody in Minneapolis this week.
Hollywood actor and rapper Ice Cube shared with his 4.9 million Twitter followers a photo that falsely links former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and felon and Twitter troll Jonathan Riches wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat. Ice Cube’s tweet with the image has been retweeted more than 24,000 times, despite the fact that it’s in violation of the same misinformation guidelines that the company is currently using to punish conservatives on the platform.
Actress Rosanna Arquette says removing “fascist” lawmakers from government will be one outcome from the Chinese coronavirus pandemic in the U.S., where she says the death toll will eventually rise to millions.
Joe Biden saying, “You ain’t black” if you’re on the fence about voting for him over President Donald Trump is beyond insulting. Am I insulted? Hell yes. Am I surprised? Hell no.
Job Creators Network ran an ad in the Wall Street Journal meant to implore Dr. Fauci to listen to medical professionals sounding the alarm on the broader negative health impact of continuing to shut down the U.S. economy.
CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert once begged Joe Biden to make a White House run. Now the basement dwelling presumptive Democratic presidential nominee is set to return to “Late Night” on Thursday.
Horror author and Hollywood producer Stephen King is worth an estimated $400 million. Inoculated from the effects of economic lockdowns that working-class families and entrepreneurs face, King is making light of the 90,000-plus already killed by the Chinese coronavirus while appearing to blame Trump supporters for their deaths.
Former President Bill Clinton delivered a politically charge commencement address on Saturday as part of CNN two-hour primetime special honoring the class of 2020.
Chinese communist leaders “intentionally concealed the severity” of the coronavirus from the world in early January, Department of Homeland Security intelligence said. But according to Barbra Streisand, “Trump is a saboteur of our public health.”
Left-wing actor Alec Baldwin continued his obsession with death posting an early Sunday morning tweet in which he asked his 1 million Twitter followers “Why does Trump want so many people to die?”
Director Rob Reiner is now among the first left-wing Hollywood figures to lay down a full-throated endorsement of vote-by-mail, saying President Donald Trump opposes expanding the fraught voting system nationwide because he knows it would lead to him losing “in a landslide.”
Hollywood director Judd Apatow laid blame for the death of thousands of Americans killed by the Chinese coronavirus at the feet of Republicans.
Actor and Democratic Party activist Alec Baldwin has fired off another screed in which he claims President Donald Trump “has a degenerative mental illness that is costing 1000’s of lives.”
Actress and #MeToo activist Rose McGowan called the Democrats and the media a “cult” and said “this is deeper than a cover-up,” likely alluding to a majority of the elite press and those Democrat lawmakers who’ve ignored or rebuked allegations made by Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who claims Joe Biden sexually assaulted her nearly three decades ago.
On the heels of increased speculation that she’ll be Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick and a star-studded online voter registration push, Michelle Obama is now set to star in a Netflix documentary focused on her 34-city book tour.
Actor Bryan Cranston says President Donald Trump “is not sane,” and claims to now be worried about “the sanity of anyone who can still support” the command and chief.
Give Grammy-winning singer Richard Marx the choice between Jeffrey Dahmer and Donald Trump, the 80s hitmaker says he’d rather have the dead serial killer as president.
Actor-comedian D.L. Hughley appeared to draw a line between the atrocity of chattel slavery in United States to those Americans in states across the country demanding that they be allowed to go back to work after the Chinese coronavirus has killed more than 30,000 Americans, pushed millions into unemployment, and thrusted thousands more into mile-long food lines.
Actor-singer Robert Davi has teamed up with legendary composer Randy Waldman and saxophonist Kenny G to produced a new jazz single that will benefit Samaritan’s Purse, the Christian charity that is providing coronavirus-related relief in New York and Italy.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has parroted falsehoods about the coronavirus since early January. President Trump announced a halt in WHO funding on Tuesday, and like clockwork, left-wing heads in Hollywood exploded.
Television mogul Oprah Winfrey is addressing how coronavirus is having a disproportionate impact on black Americans in an installment of her “Oprah Talks COVID-19” web series.
“Saturday Night Live” returned to TV over the weekend, after a month long hiatus, in its first “quarantine version” of the long running NBC sketch comedy show. The pre-taped “SNL” “from home” was hosted by coronavirus survivor Tom Hanks with musical guest Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.
Hollywood figures from Alyssa Milano to Sarah Silverman rushed to social media with mixed emotions on Wednesday, reacting with despair and appreciation to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) announcing he’s suspending his campaign.
Actor Larry David, “Seinfeld” co-creator and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star, told the New York Times that unlike President Donald Trump, “the worst dictators in history” have at least one “decent quality” about them.
Pop superstar Pink says she’s fully recovered two weeks after testing positive for coronavirus. The Grammy-winning singer also pledged to donate $1 million to various recovery efforts.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence is the latest Hollywood celebrity to join Democrats in using the deadly coronavirus crisis for political gain, promoting voting from home by mail-in ballot.
As the country fights to control a worldwide pandemic, actor and failed talk show host Alec Baldwin provided blinding insight to his 1 million followers with a tweet that seemed to suggest that President Donald Trump is the virus.
Disgraced Hollywood producer turned convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein has tested positive for coronavirus, according to Deadline.
Actor Michael Rapaport viciously attacked First Lady Melania Trump on Sunday, calling her a “dumb animal,” in response to her coronavirus PSA in which Mrs. Trump suggested safety tips and said “while many of us are apart, we are all in this together.”
Just as the city of Los Angeles announced plans to move thousands of homeless people into recreation centers, sitting nude in a bathtub full of rose petals in her million dollar mansion, Madonna said “what’s terrible” and “what’s wonderful” about the coronavirus is that “it’s made us all equal in many ways.”
Cher has called President Donald Trump “a cancer ravaging our nation.” She demanded last week that the president step down before he ends up killing thousands of Americans. And now, the left-wing pop icon has declared President Trump a “murderer.”
A stumbling and spinning Madonna is breaking out in song in an impromptu Coronavirus concert, reimagining her hit “Vogue” to include lyrics about eating fried fish.
The Job Creators Network, one of the country’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, sent a letter on Thursday, along with 28 business advocacy groups, endorsing Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)’s Keeping Workers Paid and Employed Act to support businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
