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Less than one week after making the point that “Americans will be fine” if Donald Trump becomes the Republican presidential nominee, Tom Hanks has changed his tune and is now betting against the real estate magnate.

Lil Kim sparked outrage from social justice warriors Sunday night after she posted a picture revealing her new, whiter-than-ever face and blonde hair.

New York City Democratic Assemblyman Jim Brennan scolded the Metropolitan Transportation Authority over its new ad campaign for a clothing company that features a swimsuit-clad Pamela Anderson.

Eight months after tagging Jeb Bush as “low energy” and labeling Ted Cruz, “Lyin’ Ted,” Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has at long last nicknamed his GOP rival John Kasich.

Pop superstar Beyoncé’s sixth studio album, Lemonade, was released Saturday on her and husband Jay-Z’s music streaming service Tidal — as well as in the form of a full-length visual presentation on HBO. The 12 song offering is a 45 minute medley of themes that include black nationalist feminism, infidelity, and, of course, love.

Black Lives Matter co-founder Johnetta Elzie jumped on Twitter Saturday night to heap praise on the visual for Beyoncé’s new album Lemonade, saying she connected with the music “on a personal, spiritual level.”

Bruce Jenner published a blog Friday scolding lawmakers in several states for passing laws that are “bad for the LGBT community” and the “attempt to make it illegal for transgender people to use public bathrooms that match the gender they live every day.”

Fans of deceased rock legend Prince flooded the Cheerios Twitter account after the General Mills company published a tribute tweet that was seen as more self-serving than a memorial.

Longtime Eagles singer and guitarist Joe Walsh dropped out of a planned performance in Cleveland, Ohio, after he learned that the concert was for the Republican National Convention.

Openly-gay Texas pastor Jordan Brown, who is currently suing Whole Foods over a cake he claims was decorated with a gay slur, is facing a lawsuit after failing to pay thousands in student loan debt.

Transgender advocates are bashing State Farm insurance commercials featuring NBA players dressed in drag as “painful” to transgender people.

Now that Secretary of the Treasury Jacob Lew has confirmed his agency’s decision to replace President Andrew Jackson with black Republican Harriet Tubman on the front of the $20 bill, the Obama administration is looking to place more leaders of the women’s suffrage movement onto the back of the $10 bill and plans to add black civil rights leaders onto the back of the $5 bill.

In a wide-ranging interview with Esquire magazine, George Clooney named Donald Trump as the reason he can’t “defend” America from critics around the world.

A year after Lindsay Lohan was first seen clutching a Koran, the Catholic-Born child star has admitted that she is “really open to learning” about Islam.

St. Petersburg, Florida, resident Ryan Hein says he “couldn’t believe” that he was able to pull in a 400-pound Goliath grouper with nothing more than a homemade jig, two hooks, and a number-11 wrench.

The crew of Animal Planet’s River Monsters spotted and saved a man who had been stranded on a mostly deserted island off the coast of Australia.

A group of mostly black women who filed an $11 million racial discrimination lawsuit against the Napa Valley Wine Train have reached a settlement in their case. A total of 11 women, 10 black and one white, were escorted off the

Media are hailing a viral video of an anti-Donald Trump anthem filled with warnings of riots and assassination threats if the White House hopeful is elected.

Actress Susan Sarandon thinks Hillary Clinton, a lifelong liberal and the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, is the “best Republican” running for president in 2016.

Lawmakers in Georgia are voting on legislation that would remove the state’s current lifetime ban on drug offenders getting food stamps after their release.

California-based rapper YG led a crowd of 20,000 of his fans in the collective recitation of his anti-Trump anthem, “F**K Donald Trump,” at the Coachella Music Festival.

Rock legend and KISS frontman Gene Simmons believes that Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump appeals to “tens of millions of people” forced into silence by political correctness.

Longtime Trump trasher and standup comedian Patton Oswalt thinks the leading GOP presidential candidate is a “vengeful bully” who is disingenuously claiming to be a “First Amendment victim.”

North Carolina NAACP President William Barber was removed from a flight in Washington D.C. Friday night after he was deemed a “disruptive passenger” by an American Airlines pilot.

Nashville Metro Police Officer Matthew Cammarn was attempting to arrest Brian Shannon for beating a woman at the James Cayce public housing development, when a swarm of bystanders began shoving, kicking, and punching the officer.

Rosie O’Donnell reignited her long-standing feud with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump Friday, saying the real estate mogul is “not even qualified to run a game show.”

Kelsey McMurtry and her friend Summer Taylor were arrested Thursday after police found McMurtry’s nine-month-old daughter sitting in a hot car outside a Nashville strip club. Witnesses told responding officers that both women had been inside the strip club for at least 30

Ardent Bernie Sanders supporter and actress Rosario Dawson was arrested Friday during a Democracy Spring protest in Washington, D.C.

Canada-based circus and theater entertainment company Cirque du Soleil has canceled its upcoming shows in Greensboro, Charlotte, and Raleigh in North Carolina to protest the state’s Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.

After he canceled a Sunday concert in North Carolina to “fight against prejudice and bigotry,” rocker Bruce Springsteen condemned Michigan lawmakers planning to pass a law similar to North Carolina’s Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam vetoed a controversial bill that would have made the Holy Bible the official state book.

Actress Sharon Stone admits that she’s ready for Hillary, but is afraid for America’s future if White House hopeful Donald Trump is elected president — which she says could lead to another Holocaust.

Scarlett Johansson’s casting as the lead role of Major Motoko Kusanagi in the live action movie Ghost in the Shell, based on the comic series, has caused controversy and is being called the “whitewashing” of an “Asian role.”

The passage of North Carolina’s HB2, Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, also known as the “bathroom bill,” has caused several progressive entertainers to boycott that state in protest of the legislation.

Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus confessed that the three years she spent as a regular cast member on Saturday Night Live didn’t leave her with a “deep sense of happiness” because the SNL set was “a very sexist environment.”

Red Hot Chili Pepper bassist Flea blasted critics who ripped him on social media Tuesday for his rendition of the National Anthem before the start of Kobe Bryant’s final NBA game.