Miss USA

The managers of the Miss USA beauty pageant have been suspended amid accusations that they somehow rigged the result of the 2022 event.

EILAT – Miss USA Elle Smith, who reached the top 10 on Monday’s Miss Universe pageant in Eilat, called Israel “wonderful” and vowed to be back.

This month, Kataluna Enriquez made history as the first ever transgender Miss USA contestant. But after being eliminated very early in the competition, Enriquez is saying that the pageant is still not ready for transgenders.

Miss Kentucky, Elle Smith, was crowned Miss USA on Monday after defeating, among others, the pageant’s first-ever transgender contestant.

NFL heiress Gracie Hunt took to Instagram to defend her participation in her pageant competition’s swimsuit portion.

The first black woman, the beauty queen Asya Branch, to be crowned Miss Mississippi was crowned Miss USA on Monday, and will go on to represent the United States in the Miss Universe pageant.

Newly-crowned Miss USA Kara McCullough is walking back an answer she gave during Sunday night’s competition, during which she called health care “a privilege.”

Newly-crowned Miss USA Kara McCullough faced widespread backlash from liberal social media users after she called health care a”privilege” and not a right while answering questions onstage during Sunday night’s pageant.

KTLA news anchor Lu Parker, 48, was arrested for petty theft at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday for allegedly stealing a pair of $200 headphones from an off-duty LAPD robbery-homicide detective, who made the arrest.

Army Reserve officer Deshauna Barber was crowned Miss USA on Sunday, after the 26-year-old and her fellow contestants answered a series of questions that proved controversial to some viewers on social media.

Rosie O’Donnell mocked presidential candidate Donald Trump on Thursday, accusing the GOP frontrunner of inciting “hate crimes,” wanting to ban all Muslims, and accepting “endorsements from the Ku Klux Klan” during a Broadway show for charity.

The 2015 Miss USA pageant—which was rife with controversy surrounding GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump—posed questions on race relations to two of the final five contestants.

Miss California USA and Miss Texas USA, who are both of Mexican descent, are not backing down from participating in the Miss USA competition despite remarks made by 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump about Mexican immigrants.

Reelz CEO Stan E. Hubbard released a statement Thursday saying the cable and satellite channel recently acquired the rights, adding that he thinks the women who compete in the pageant “are an integral part of American tradition.” “As one of only a few independent networks, we decided to exercise our own voice and committed ourselves to bringing this pageant to American viewers everywhere,” Hubbard stated.

Before his company ended the contract, a Univision official reportedly apologized to Trump, saying he felt ashamed of what he called the company’s poor decision.

Under pressure from Hispanic groups, NBC severed all ties with Republican presidential contender Donald Trump on Monday, and according to a report, the network is specifically eyeing minority candidates to replace him on Celebrity Apprentice.

“Mr. Trump stands by his statements on illegal immigration, which are accurate,” Trump’s press release reads. “NBC is weak, and like everybody else is trying to be politically correct— that is why our country is in serious trouble.”

The Miss USA pageant was scheduled for July 12, but will no longer air on NBC after the network decided to sever its business relations with Trump – who owns the pageant – following his statements on the southern border and illegal immigrants during his announcement speech this month.

Musician Wyclef Jean, who first appeared with Republican presidential contender Donald Trump on The Apprentice in 2005, is the latest to turn on the billionaire business magnate over comments made about illegal immigrants during his June 16 presidential announcement.

Firing back at Univision for its refusal to air his Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants, the outspoken mogul and GOP presidential candidate has barred anyone who works for Univision from the greens of his Miami golf course.

GOP presidential candidate and real estate mogul Donald Trump is not backing down to the media attacks by Univision over his remarks on illegal immigration from Mexicoo.

Puerto Rican actress Roselyn Sanchez is now the latest to back out of the Miss USA beauty pageant following Republican presidential contender Donald Trump’s June 16 comments on Hispanic immigrants.

Thirty-year-old Colombian-born pop singer J Balvin was scheduled to make his major American debut during next month’s Miss USA pageant, but says that won’t be happening now, due to “racist” comments made about Mexican immigrants by Republican presidential contender Donald Trump.

This year’s Miss USA pageant will air July 12 on NBC, and the judge’s panel might have a new celebrity guest: Bruce Jenner.