Actor Charlie Sheen said his father’s criticism of President Donald Trump was poorly timed because the “West Wing” star’s attack came on the same day that Trump was the toast of the world due to his Gaza peace deal.
Actor Martin Sheen, who liberals love for pretending to be a president in the early 2000s as President Jed Bartlett on the hit NBC series “The West Wing,” is deigning to give real-life President Donald Trump advice about how to comport himself in the White House.
“The West Wing” star Martin Sheen joined Jen Psaki on MSNBC Sunday to talk politics, and quickly found himself gushing over an analogy drawn between former Republican President Ronald Reagan and 2024 Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
A crossover reunion between the casts of NBC’s “The West Wing” and HBO’s “Veep” has netted a cool $700,000 to help soft-on-crime Wisconsin Democrats defeat Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and other GOP candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, with abortion taking center stage during Sunday’s virtual fundraiser.
Actor and Joe Biden supporter Martin Sheen is still stuck on former President Trump, blaming him for division in the country, calling him a “bum” who is selfish, greedy, and angry and referring to the country’s previous support of him as a “colossal error in our character.”
Several influential progressive celebrities — including A-list actors Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Sam Elliott, and Martin Sheen — have lent a hand to the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, which now faces mounting criticisms and questions following damning accusations lodged against one of its co-founders, who has been accused of sending sexually explicit messages to young men.
The SAG-AFTRA is facing a class-action lawsuit from some of its own members for its decision to raise the minimum earnings requirement for its health plan. According to the complaint, the change would disqualify many elderly actors from receiving health coverage while in the middle of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.
Another day, another video montage of Hollywood actors from a canceled TV show pledging support for Joe Biden. The latest of which comes from the stars of “The West Wing” and they want the world to know that they are voting “for a guy named Joe.”
HBO Max has revealed the first trailer for the eagerly anticipated cast reunion of “The West Wing.” As part of the marketing push, the streaming service is also spotlighting Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote initiative, which is courting young voters and promoting vote by mail.
The cast of the political drama “The West Wing” will reunite two weeks before the presidential election for a televised theatrical special, featuring commentary from former President Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama, HBO Max announced.
“The West Wing” cast, along with show creator Aaron Sorkin, is reuniting for an HBO Max special that will raise money for When We All Vote, the Michelle Obama organization that is moving aggressively to register young voters and push vote by mail.
The Hollywood-media obsession with its Trump-Putin-Russia conspiracies kicked up another level with MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell took a moment out of his program Thursday night to show his audience a photo sent to him by actor Martin Sheen — a “TRUMP/PUTIN?” bumper sticker mocking President Trump’s reelection bid.
Jane Fonda said at a climate change protest at the Capitol on Friday that money spent to develop domestic energy is “suicide investing.”
Martin Sheen conjured up messianic fervor on Friday when he appeared alongside his Grace & Frankie co-star Jane Fonda at her weekly climate change rally in Washington, D.C. His passion got him arrested, along with fellow protestor Joaquin Phoenix, for
Actress Jane Fonda and other Hollywood celebrities are taking part in a climate change protest on Friday in Washington, DC.
Actors Robert De Niro, Laurence Fishburne, Sophia Bush, and Martin Sheen lead a star-studded cast demanding that Americans read the special counsel report and demand that President Donald Trump, and members of his administration, testify before Congress.
Actor Martin Sheen described America as the “land of lunatics” for electing Donald Trump president during a press appearance for the upcoming season of PBS’ Anne of Green Gables on Monday.
Actor Martin Sheen ripped President Donald Trump this week in a fundraising email on behalf of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Malibu residents declared their coveted beachfront community a “sanctuary city” during a Malibu City Hall meeting last week.
After news broke of the death of Debbie Reynolds following a year of high-profile celebrity deaths, actor Charlie Sheen took to Twitter to call for the death of the President-elect of the United States of America. Sheen’s tweet—which read “Dear
A group of Hollywood celebrities are calling on Republican electors in the Electoral College to disregard their states’ voting results and deny Donald Trump the presidency when the group casts their official ballots on December 19.
Cast members from the TV show The West Wing plan to campaign for Hillary Clinton in Ohio this weekend, while the Democratic nominee prepares for her first debate performance.
Actor Martin Sheen trashed Donald Trump in an extensive Q&A with The Hollywood Reporter, calling the GOP presidential candidate an “empty-headed moron” who has “no chance” at winning the White House in November.
The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin ventured a guess as to how the TV president he created, Martin Sheen’s President Josiah Bartlet, would vote in this year’s real-life presidential election — and the screenwriter made clear that Bartlet’s vote would not be for Republican Donald Trump.
TEL AVIV – Jewish rapper Drake apparently has a crush on a nice Jewish girl who is none other than comedian Sarah Silverman.
Veteran actor Martin Sheen will produce and narrate a new documentary television series exploring new evidence in the infamous O.J. Simpson case that producers say could be enough to prove that the former football star was completely innocent of any
A star-studded concert is preceding Pope Francis’ celebration of Mass on Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The program, called “A Journey of Faith,” features Gloria Estefan, who will sing “Mas Alla (Beyond),” a Spanish spiritual ballad that she recorded in 1995, and which she also sang for Pope John Paul II.
