Hip-hop superstar and fashion designer Kanye West on Saturday hosted his Sunday Service at Howard University, one of the country’s most prominent historically black colleges, and he drew hundreds of eager fans, some professors were none too impressed with the event.
Hip-hop superstar and fashion designer Kanye West on Saturday hosted his Sunday Service at Howard University, one of the country’s most prominent historically black colleges, and he drew hundreds of eager fans, some professors were none too impressed with the event.
Appearing Monday on CNN, actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda said she is prepared to “get arrested every Friday” in the wake of her arrest on Capitol Hill during a climate change protest last week.
Super-producer Pharrell Williams says he’s changed his mind and is apologizing for the “chauvinist” masculinity and sexism in his hit 2013 song “Blurred Lines.”
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus has made a rallying call for Democrats to win back four seats in Virginia’s state legislature, declaring that such a result would enable them to ensure women finally have “equal rights in the U.S. constitution.”
Left-wing pop icon Cher took her criticism of Republican lawmakers to another level on Monday, accusing the GOP, in a tweet dripping with falsehoods, of being accessories to President Donald Trump’s “genocide.”
My personal belief is that all those woketard hot takes were inspired by only one thing: the movie daring to put RESIST signs in the hands of Joker’s anarchist followers.
Apple cautioned show developers for its upcoming Apple TV+ streaming platform not to anger China as part of the company’s efforts to heal a rift with Beijing, according to a recent report.
President Donald Trump cheered on his former press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday, ahead of his third performance on Dancing with the Stars.
Former White House Press Secretary and current Dancing with the Stars contestant Sean Spicer spoke to Breitbart News Sunday and called Breitbart his “lucky charm,” adding that his continued presence on the show demonstrates that conservatives have a voice and it is “not just the loudest voices on the left that get to dominate.”
Whatever it was that drove poor Dorman to suicide, it was obviously not Chappelle, nor was it satire aimed at transsexuals.
The president has not yet seen the video, he will see it shortly, but based upon everything he has heard, he strongly condemns this video,” White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham wrote on Twitter on Monday.
Grammy Award-winning DJ-producer Zedd told fans on Sunday that he was “permanently banned” in China for his supportive tweet for South Park’s episode about Chinese censorship.
A Trump campaign video, which featured music from Queen and was shared by President Donald Trump to his twitter account last week, has been taken down after the band’s publisher issued a complaint.
“Joker” kept winning at the box office. The R-rated comic book villain origin story had a phenomenal second weekend box office, topping the charts once more over newcomers like the animated “The Addams Family” and the Will Smith action pic “Gemini Man.”
Actor and LGBTQ activist Billy Porter has confirmed that he will play the role of the fairy godmother in James Corden’s forthcoming live-action movie musical Cinderella.
Actress Rose McGowan has ripped Hillary Clinton over her marriage to accused sexual abuser Bill Clinton and her once-famous friendship with disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Last week’s LGBTQ issues town hall hosted by CNN may have been even too much for the cast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.”
“El Camino” picks up Jesse’s story from the iconic moment of his escape, and then spends the next 122 minutes removing all the fun that came with wondering what might have happened to him.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Robert Forster, the handsome and omnipresent character actor who got a career resurgence and Oscar nomination for playing bail bondsman Max Cherry in “Jackie Brown,” died Friday. He was 78.
Actor Robert De Niro took multiple shots at President Donald Trump while promoting his latest film The Irishman in the United Kingdom. The Raging Bull star called Trump a “dirty player” while speaking at at the BFI London Film Festival and told The Guardian news paper that he “can’t wait to see” America’s president behind bars.
President Donald Trump on Friday recalled the time when Oprah Winfrey liked him before he was elected president.
Actor Ben Stiller went after President Donald Trump in a Twitter rant in which the “Zoolander” star said he’s deeply disturbed “to see the president encourage antipathy towards, and fear of #Refugees.”
Left-wing singer and actress Nancy Sinatra boasted of her prediction of what would happen if “ignorant” Trump became president, lamenting his right-leaning Supreme Court nominees, accusing him of starting a war, and declaring that he should be impeached and removed due to the “clear and present danger” he poses to “our country and the world.”
Actress-activist Jane Fonda said she is taking a break from her Netflix comedy series Grace and Frankie and is moving to Washington, D.C. in order to be at the center of the so-called climate change battle.
Amazon Prime’s Catastrophe star Rob Delaney did not mince words after watching President Donald Trump’s rally in Minneapolis last night, describing him as a “Nazi cunt” who deserves to “rot in hell.”
Actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda was arrested on Friday during a protest on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building after moving to the area to facilitate her protests.
People magazine’s annual list of “Women Changing the World” includes Democrats Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar and Oprah Winfrey, soccer star Megan Rapinoe, and actress-activists Brie Larson and Evan Rachel Wood.
Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway has accused critics of Swedish climate alarmist Greta Thunberg of “textbook misogyny” in a newly-released interview with the British press.
If you are determined to see a movie where a movie star fights himself, let me recommend 1991’s “Double Impact”; the tagline is “Double the Van Dammage!” and does not disappoint. Hey, it is what it aims to be, which cannot be said for “Gemini Man.”
A professor at the University of Washington argues in a recently published academic journal article that the children’s show SpongeBob SquarePants is secretly pro-America propaganda that aims to, among other things, whitewash American military violence and spread the “violent and racist expulsion of Indigenous peoples.”
