Visit Florida CEO Will Seccombe announced his resignation Friday from the state’s tourism agency after revelations that the group paid pop superstar Pitbull $1 million to promote tourism in Florida.
President Barack Obama criticized the Electoral College, calling it an outdated “vision” from America’s Founding Fathers.
Alberto Ibarguen, president and CEO of the Knight Foundation, one of PolitiFact’s largest contributors, donated $200,000 to support the 8th annual Clinton Global Initiative University meeting in February 2015.
Celebrities rushed to social media this week to condemn the carnage Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has inflicted on his own people in Aleppo — and some in Hollywood also attacked President-elect Donald Trump over the tragedy.
Actor Tom Arnold believes Hollywood holds hypocritical views on guns and says filmmakers would shoot movies in Syria if it was financially beneficial for them to do so.
Left-leaning PolitiFact is on the newly revealed list of “fact checking” organizations Facebook will reportedly use to label “fake news” stories as they appear on the social media platform.
President-elect Donald Trump is set to select actor Sylvester Stallone for Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), according to a report.
The state of Florida reportedly paid hip-hop superstar Pitbull $1 million to help promote tourism in the Sunshine State.
Actor Scott Baio says he was physically attacked by Nancy Mack, wife of Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, over his support for Donald Trump.
The nominations for the 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards were announced on Wednesday morning, and, as usual, there are some notable snubs and surprises.
Comedian and outspoken Hilary Clinton supporter Amy Schumer encouraged her 5 million Instagram followers to join her in a march to send a message to President-elect Donald Trump.
Left-wing documentary filmmaker and ’round-the-clock Donald Trump critic Michael Moore posted an essay to his personal Facebook page criticizing the President-elect for declining to attend some of his daily presidential intelligence briefings.
Feminist writer Camille Paglia has penned a pointed essay in response to Madonna, who called her out by name during her acceptance speech at Billboard’s Women in Music Awards on Friday.
Adweek reports that Kellogg’s decision to pull its advertising from Breitbart News inflicted massive, longterm damage to the cereal company’s brand online.
Celebrated opera singer Andrea Bocelli is reportedly being courted personally by Donald Trump to perform at his presidential inauguration, according to a report.
The Wall Street Journal concludes that Kellogg’s politically-driven decision to pick a food fight with Breitbart has bruised its brand.
In a politically-charged essay penned this week, comedian and talk show host Chelsea Handler blasted and shamed female voters who supported Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the presidential election, before encouraging women in the same essay to come together to support each other.
Disgraced ex-Democratic U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah was sentenced Monday to ten years in prison for bribery and stealing campaign contributions, charitable donations, and federal grant money to finance his personal lifestyle.
Deadpool and HBO’s Silicon Valley star T. J. Miller opened the 22nd annual Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday by ribbing Donald Trump and the results of the 2016 presidential election.
Future Celebrity Apprentice host Arnold Schwarzenegger defended Donald Trump’s executive producer title and said he wants the President-elect to be a guest adviser.
Kelly Mantle, a transgender artist, is now the first person to be eligible for an Oscar in both male and female categories.
Deadpool and HBO’s Silicon Valley star T. J. Miller was arrested in Hollywood early Friday morning for allegedly beating the driver of a car in which he was riding.
Actor Alec Baldwin has joined a cast of young talent in The Public, a drama about an Occupy-style protest that quickly turned into a police standoff between protesters and city officials in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Donald Trump will retain his title as an executive producer of NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice when the reality TV show returns on January 2.
Some of the biggest actors in Hollywood also happen to be the industry’s most overpaid stars, according to Forbes magazine’s annual list.
More than a decade ago, fashion designer and filmmaker Tom Ford told GQ magazine that all men should experience being penetrated at least once in their lives. More than 10 years later, Ford says he still feels the same way.
Politically outspoken actor Jeffery Wright is still struggling with the fact that America voted to elect Donald Trump President of the United States.
Actor Denzel Washington says it is time for the mainstream media to stop selling “BS” to the American public.
Hollywood publicity powerhouse Sunshine Sachs has cancelled its glitzy, star-studded annual holiday celebrations in solidarity with those whom its chief executive says are people who feel targeted by Donald Trump.
Liberal documentary filmaker Michael Moore is encouraging Americans to take to the streets to protest the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Kid Rock has released a line of pro-Donald Trump merchandise that has sent some offended social media users into a frenzy.
If you’re not a regular reader of Breitbart News, you may be a little confused by our #DumpKelloggs campaign and the stories about Kellogg’s that may have hit your news feed recently.
Beyoncé leads all artists with nine nominations at the 2017 Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year for her Black Lives Matter-inspired album “Lemonade,” while Rihanna, Drake, and Kanye West each earned eight nods and British pop queen Adele was tipped in top categories including Album of the Year for her commercial juggernaut 25.
Actor Tim Allen, the patriarch of the Baxter family on ABC sitcom Last Man Standing, took aim at political correctness and microaggressions in the show’s latest episode entitled “Precious Snowflake.”
KISS frontman Gene Simmons scolded politically outspoken celebrities in a recent television interview and suggested that they keep their political opinions to themselves.
Madonna unloaded about the presidential election, Donald Trump, ageism and her personal life in a Billboard interview with actress Elizabeth Banks published Monday.
Comedian Jon Stewart sat down for a lengthy post-election conversation Wednesday with New York Times editor Chris Smith and dished on all aspects of politics in the era of Trump.
Madonna’s charity fundraiser turned political in Miami, Florida, Friday night after she ripped President-elect Donald Trump from the stage.
Actress Amy Schumer is currently in negations to play the staring role in the upcoming live-action film Barbie, which is being produced by Sony Pictures.
Thanks to Breitbart News’ #DumpKelloggs petition, over 380,000 Americans, many of whom voted for President-elect Donald Trump, have vowed to boycott Kellogg’s after the cereal company’s decision to pull its advertising.
