LOS ANGELES — Some of Rob and Michele Reiner’s closest friends, including actors Billy Crystal, Albert Brooks, Martin Short and Larry David, have released a statement mourning the couple and praising their love of film and country.
Hollywood celebrities indulged in schadenfreude Monday following Fox News’ shock announcement that it is parting ways with its most popular primetime anchor, Tucker Carlson, after seven years. Left-wing stars including Rob Reiner, Marc Maron, George Takei, Jane Lynch, Josh Gad,
When news broke that former President Donald Trump would be indicted by a Manhattan grand jury, left-wing entertainers erupted into a symphony of joy.
Hollywood celebrities are freaking out over the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision on New York’s proper cause requirement for concealed carry permits, ruling that the state’s law is unconstitutional.
Hollywood celebrities rushed to offer their “thoughts and prayers” following Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine on Wednesday. Some stars took advantage of the crisis to viciously attack former President Donald Trump while omitting any reference to President Joe Biden.
Actor-director Albert Brooks is mocking the hundreds of people who converged on state capitals over the weekend to protest the continued coronavirus lockdowns, which have resulted in millions of lost jobs around the country. The “Lost in America” and “Broadcast News” star even appeared to compare the crowds to Nazi-era Germany.
In a statement to Breitbart News, Robert Davi said “Andrew Breitbart always said politics is downstream from culture — now more than ever, we who affect culture have a responsibility to be civil in our discourse and protect free speech while expressing differences in safety.”
Left-wing actor Albert Brooks jumped on Twitter late Saturday and compared veteran actor Jon Voight to President Abraham Lincoln’s killer John Wilkes Booth.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The brother of Bob Einstein says the comedy veteran known for “The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” has died. He was 76.
Hollywood celebrities joined millions of Americans on social media Tuesday night to weigh in on President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address in real time — though many posted simply to say they wouldn’t watch it.
President Donald Trump took to Twitter Saturday to defend himself from claims he is mentally incompetent, writing that his past accomplishments make him not just smart, but a “genius” — and Hollywood, predictably, reacted with jokes and mockery.
Hollywood stars took to social media Thursday and ripped the newly released Senate Republican’s version of the American Health Care Act.
Hollywood celebrities reacted with dismay to news Friday that FBI Director James Comey has decided to reopen a probe into Hillary Clinton emails related to its previous investigation of the Democratic presidential candidate.
Hollywood celebrities followed along with the Republican National Convention on social media Monday night — though most had nothing good to say about the proceedings.
