Hollywood weighed in on social media during Sunday night’s Democrat presidential debate, with many progressive-minded celebrities loudly cheering for the insurgent Sen. Bernie Sanders as he squared off against Hillary Clinton and Martin O’Malley in South Carolina.
Accustomed to VIP treatment and line-cutting, Hollywood stars had their patience tested after Sunday night’s Golden Globes, when more than a thousand industry figures and their guests spent hours in a parking garage waiting for shuttles to the after-parties. Some are calling the ensuing debacle “Shuttlegate.”
Democrats finally faced off during Tuesday night’s primetime CNN presidential debate at The Wynn Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, NV, and Hollywood stars and other celebrities were tweeting early and often.
It is common for Hollywood celebrities and other stars to invest time in charitable causes. But once the cameras are off, the unsung heroes of international famine and despair quickly find out who really cares, and who forgot to leave their ego on the private jet.
The Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling Friday making gay marriage legal in all 50 states.
Bruce Jenner debuted as a woman on the cover of Vanity Fair on Monday. Jenner also joined Twitter the same day, quickly amassing over 750,000 followers in less than 24 hours. Her first tweet has been re-tweeted over 140,000 times.
Thanks to their granddaughter, Belinda Bannister, Richard and Mary Arambula’s 70th wedding anniversary in Bakersfield was celebrated by roughly 150 celebrities, presidents and even the Pope. Bannister, who lives in Germany, decided to contact the star-studded group after her grandmother
Hollywood’s entertainment and media figures took to Twitter Sunday afternoon to voice their support for Hillary Clinton’s announcement that she will seek the presidency in 2016.
