Singer and serial Donald Trump-basher John Legend weighed in on the Colin Kaepernick-inspired controversy surrounding the National Anthem on Twitter this week, calling “The Star-Spangled Banner” a “weak song.”
Demand for the motion picture adaptation of New York Times bestseller Clinton Cash has soared since its global premiere, with online viewership of the groundbreaking documentary surpassing 3.5 million.
Willow Smith, daughter of actors Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, opened up about big problems facing society, including “racism” and “unconscious cops” in an Interview magazine profile published Tuesday.
Rapper T.I. ripped Rudy Giuliani for his strongly-worded critique of Beyoncé’s pro-Black Lives Matter MTV Video Music Awards performance Sunday night, claiming the former New York City mayor “destroyed” black families by imprisoning black people “for too long.”
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy opened up about the 2016 presidential race and bemoaned the current political climate that sees Donald Trump supporters being labeled racist.
The ongoing controversy involving the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation’s alleged ties to an international embezzlement scandal has intensified after the Bruno Manser Fund, a Swiss-based foundation, challenged the troubled charity to return questionable donations.
Media watchdog group the Parents Television Council (PTC) blasted MTV’s Video Music Awards for “sexualizing” women during Sunday night’s broadcast.
Clinton Foundation mega-donor and longtime Clinton family friend Gilbert Chagoury was denied a visitor visa by the State Department in 2015 for terrorism-related reasons according to government documents, the LA Times reports.
In a rare New York City performance, comedian Dave Chappelle railed against the Black Lives Matter movement, calling the slogan that provides the group’s name the “worst” he’s ever heard.
Rapper-producer Kanye West went on a six-minute, occasionally rambling rant Sunday night at the MTV Video Music Awards, during which he briefly discussed violent conditions in his hometown city of Chicago.
This week, in a desperate attempt to divert attention away from the deluge of left-wing media calling for the closure of her corrupt foundation, Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called supporters of her opponent Donald Trump a bunch of racists who need a political leader who can keep them from fueling racial violence and hatred across the country.
Writer-director Nate Parker addressed the mounting controversy surrounding a nearly two-decade-old rape case in an extensive interview with Ebony, telling the magazine that his initial response to the resurfacing of the 1999 incident was both “knee-jerk” and “selfish.”
Delta Airlines will no longer feature comedian Chris Rock’s Kill the Messenger comedy special as part of its in-flight entertainment offerings due to the actor’s use of a homosexual slur.
Notorious former NSA analyst-turned fugitive Edward Snowden is set to appear live in U.S. theaters via satellite along with director Oliver Stone for a special one-night event ahead of the highly anticipated biopic Snowden.
In the latest episode of the “Powerhouse Politics” podcast, ABC News chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl and ABC News political director Rick Klein interviewed Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large and New York Times bestselling author of Clinton Cash Peter Schweizer.
In a sign of how social media is further upending traditional Hollywood marketing and distribution techniques, Universal Pictures is promoting a forthcoming film casted almost exclusively with social media content creators — not professional actors — who have millions of followers on various online platforms.
After the flood of new reporting on allegations that Hillary Clinton used her position as Secretary of State to sell access to major Clinton Foundation donors, government watchdog groups are sounding off about the “very serious” conflicts of interest at the Clinton Foundation should Hillary win in November.
Music mogul-turned Hollywood producer Russell Simmons slammed so-called “progressive activists” in Hollywood for turning the entertainment business into a racially segregated industry.
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker ended her business relationship with the company that manufactures EpiPens after it raised the price of the drug by hundreds of dollars over the last seven years.
For decades, the Democratic party has pushed policies that have turned America’s inner cites into islands of profound impoverishment — neighborhoods where shattered families are often housed, doctored, educated, and fed by bureaucrats.
In a recent interview with CNN’s Michael Smerconish, outspoken Hillary Clinton supporter and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban attempted to trash the research found in Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer’s New York Times bestselling book Clinton Cash, but fell utterly flat.
Actress Lindsay Lohan has demanded a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and nearly a million dollars to appear on the popular Russian talk show Let Them Talk.
Matt Drudge, founder of the Drudge Report, one of the world’s most trafficked news organizations, “warned” his nearly 400,000 twitter followers that Clinton Cash was one of the “scariest movies” he’s ever watched.
New reporting on allegations that Hillary Clinton used her position as Secretary of State to sell access to major Clinton Foundation donors — charges first detailed in Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer’s New York Times bestselling book Clinton Cash — have led to a flood of calls from left-wing and center-left media for the Clintons to shut down their multibillion-dollar charity.
Top industry bosses from Britain to Asia have seen staggering salary increases over the past several years, while worker wages in their respective countries have continued to lag far behind.
The American Film Institute has canceled a previously planned screening for writer-director Nate Parker’s upcoming Nat Turner slave epic Birth of a Nation as controversy involving a nearly two-decade-old rape case continues to swirl around Parker and the film’s co-writer.
Conservative cable news network Newsmax TV will air the groundbreaking documentary film Clinton Cash on its network on Saturday, August 27th at 9:00 p.m. ET, opening the film that exposes the alarming pattern of corruption at the embattled Clinton Foundation available to more than 40 million American homes.
In a lengthy interview timed to her long-awaited return to the big screen as Bridget Jones, actress Renée Zellweger opened up about her support for Hillary Clinton, her disdain for Donald Trump and her disappointment that women in Hollywood getting older is viewed as a “negative thing.”
Actress Courteney Cox revealed the regret she feels about the cosmetic procedures she underwent years ago in what she says was an attempt to try to “keep up with being older” in Hollywood.
Grammy Award-nominated singer Ariana Grande is being sued for copyright infringement over her 2014 hit single “One Last Time.”
Hollywood director Tyler Perry is defending the decision to cast predominantly white actors to star in his new TLC drama series Too Close to Home.
Hillary Clinton’s national campaign spokesman Brian Fallon attempted to quell the cacophony of calls for the closure of the Clinton Foundation, insisting that the troubled charity will not “completely close up shop” should Clinton win in November.
Huffington Post Washington bureau chief Ryan Grim jumped on social media on Monday and mockingly suggested that shutting down the embattled Clinton Foundation could stop the “oligarchs” of the world from fulfilling their life’s work of “eradicating disease and poverty.”
Provocative Los Angeles-based street artist Sabo has set his sights on Leonardo DiCaprio and Hillary Clinton, satirizing their respective charitable foundations and turning them into money-laundering enterprises in a series of new posters that have been put up in Los Angeles.
Good Morning America host Amy Robach has apologized for making a reference to “colored people” on Monday’s broadcast of the ABC program.
William Bradley, whose blog appears in the Huffington Post, heaped massive praise on the motion picture Clinton Cash, the explosive documentary film exposing the Clinton Foundation’s global nexus of influence peddling, marking the second time in as many days that the chronically pro-Hillary Clinton and famously anti-Trump outlet has touted a well-established Breitbart News narrative.
Actress Amber Tamblyn bashed the creators of the naked, life-size Donald Trump statues that popped up in several U.S. cities in recent weeks.
Newly released emails reveal that top aide to Hillary Clinton Huma Abedin regularly facilitated meetings between wealthy Clinton Foundation donors and the Democratic party presidential candidate when Clinton was the head of the State Department.
ABC’s Alec Baldwin-fronted Match Game revival went after Donald Trump again in its latest episode, with the game show’s celebrity panel jabbing at the Republican presidential nominee for the second time this season.
The Huffington Post, one of the world’s most trafficked news sites, featured a headline on Sunday calling for the closure of the embattled Clinton Foundation. The left-wing outlet’s front page banner linked to a New York Times article, which highlights, among other things, that Bill and Hillary Clinton’s billion dollar nonprofit has “accepted tens of millions of dollars from countries that the State Department — before, during and after Mrs. Clinton’s time as secretary — criticized for their records on sex discrimination and other human-rights issues.”
