Video: Glenn Close Rants About Being ‘Outraged and Sickened’ by the ‘Trump Regime’
Actress Glenn Close revealed she feels “outraged and sickened” over “what is happening under the Trump regime” on Sunday.
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Hollywood Celebrities Campaign for Kamala Harris in Arizona as Trump’s Grand Canyon State Lead Widens
Kamala Harris has deployed a gaggle of Hollywood celebrities — whose estimated personal net worths exceed $200 million — to campaign for her in Arizona as former President Donald Trump’s lead in the Grand Canyon state continues to grow, with one recent poll showing him leading 48 percent to 42 percent in the crucial swing state.
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Star Glenn Close Latest Celebrity to Obsess over JD Vance’s Cat Comment
Glenn Close made good money and earned an Oscar nomination for playing JD Vance’s mamaw in the Hollywood movie adaptation of his bestselling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy.” Now she is trashing Vance over his cat comment from years ago — making her the latest celebrity to obsess over the remark in an apparent attempt to distract voters from Kamala Harris’ disastrous record on the economy and illegal immigration.
Liam Neeson, Glenn Close Perform Dramatic Readings of Trump Indictments for MSNBC
Hollywood stars Liam Neeson and Glenn Close have performed dramatic readings of the Trump indictments for an MSNBC podcast devoted to celebrating the ongoing political and legal persecution of the 45th president and presumed GOP nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
Gary Sinise, Mark Wahlberg Among Hollywood Stars Honoring the Fallen on Memorial Day
A handful of prominent Hollywood stars took the time this Memorial Day weekend to pay non-partisan tribute to America’s fallen heroes. They include Gary Sinise, Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon, Glenn Close, Andy Garcia, Joe Mantegna, Octavia Spencer, and Rob Lowe.
Oprah, Prince Harry to Get Hollywood Talking on Mental Health
Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry would like a word with you. The two will team up for an Apple TV+ series later this month tackling issues such as “unresolved trauma, loss, or grief” and expect Lady Gaga and Glenn Close to be just two of the entertainers joining them as they strive for a mental health “global conversation.”
Watch: Glenn Close Does ‘Da Butt’ Dance at Oscars
Actress Glenn Close danced to the 1988 song “Da Butt” during the annual 93rd Academy Awards on Sunday evening.
Hollywood Celebs Gush over Stacey Abrams Following Georgia Runoffs: Put Her On the $20 Bill
Left-wing Hollywood celebrities are gushing over Stacey Abrams following Tuesday’s runoff elections in Georgia, calling her “patriotic,” “heroic,” and even saying that her face belongs on the $20 bill.
Establishment Media Elites Use ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Movie to Attack J.D. Vance: ‘One of the Worst Movies of the Year’
This Thanksgiving, the biggest turkey seems to be Netflix’s “Hillbilly Elegy,” the recipient of nearly universal bad reviews. Critics have gutted the Ron Howard-directed movie, which began streaming today, for its lack of subtlety, formulaic screenplay, transparent awards grubbing, and oversimplification of the original bestselling memoir.
Coronavirus: Celebs Stuck at Home Pass the Time with Guitar, Poems, and Michelle Obama
Celebrities continued to document their time in isolation by recording themselves performing music, reciting literature, and even chatting with former First Lady Michelle Obama. Just like regular people.
Fashion Notes: The Best and Worst Dressed Starlets from the 2019 Oscars
Chances are you skipped the 2019 Academy Awards, and that is why I’m here to wrap up all the best and worst dressed Hollywood celebrities from the ceremony’s red carpet.
Glenn Close: ‘The Things This Country was Founded on Threatened’ By Trump
Actress Glenn Close is discouraged by the state of politics today and, like most in Hollywood, she imagines it is all President Donald Trump’s fault.
Watch: Jeff Bridges, Amy Schumer, Ryan Reynolds Dramatize Story of Honduran Illegal Immigrant Mother
Actors and entertainers, including Amy Schumer, Maggie Gyllenhaal, James Franco, Ryan Reynolds, Glenn Close, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Jeff Bridgess collaborated on the ACLU video, reading aloud the story of a Honduran asylum-seeker named Miriam who was taken into federal custody after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Subsequently, her minor child was temporarily separated from her.
