One of the three men accused of gang-raping Louisiana State University (LSU) student Madison Brooks before she was fatally hit by a car wants her loved ones banned from wearing pink in the courtroom to show their support for her.
Pop star Pink, real name Alecia Moore, delivered a speech at the Tony Awards on Sunday night wherein she said that transgender people lost “more rights” in the past year.
Abortion giant Planned Parenthood honored pop star Pink at a gala in New York last week, after the organization released its annual report bragging about performing a record number of abortions.
Pop singer Pink says she is not separated from her husband, former pro motocross racer Carey Hart, despite reports suggesting otherwise.
P!nk revealed on social media that she spent New Year’s Eve in the hospital undergoing disc replacement surgery in her neck.
Pop star Pink has come under fire for “crossing the line” and glorifying the horrific assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The FireAid benefit concert would have remained virtually apolitical on Thursday night if not for one moment from pop singer Pink.
As ordinary Americans continue to suffer due to record-high consumer prices, one of Kamala Harris’ biggest media allies is sounding the alarm about her coziness with wealthy stars.
The climax of the Democratic National Convention saw Hollywood celebrities come out of the woodwork to cheer on the coronation of Kamala Harris as the party’s presidential nominee — a fusion of establishment political and star power that party elites have come to rely on to give themselves an aura of glamor and likeability.
The rock star Pink has spread fake news about so-called “book bans” in Florida, falsely claiming that the state banned Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird and J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye from public school libraries.
The pop star Pink is promising to give away 2,000 copies of four books that have been deemed inappropriate for children by some public school libraries in Florida — the latest attempt from the left to breathe more life into their “book bans” hoax.
Pop star Pink took to social media on Friday to publicly call for Hamas terrorists to release all the hostages they kidnapped when they invaded Israel on October 7.
Pop star Pink was left stunned after a fan apparently threw their mother’s ashes onto the stage. “I don’t know how I feel about this,” the singer told the fan.
Paris Hilton slammed pop star Pink for making fun of her 2004 sex tape — which Hilton implied was leaked without her consent — in her 2006 song “Stupid Girls.”
Pink released the music video to her new single Irrelevant on Monday and the result is a woke farrago of angry sermonizing that brings together almost every far-left, progressive cause under the sun — abortion, January 6, gun control, LGBTQ, global warming, and the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020.
Nothing is making me happier these days than all the Hollywood idiots running around proving their barbaric, narcissistic ignorance with the dumbest pro-baby killing arguments possible.
Social media users eviscerated pop star Pink for demanding that pro-lifers boycott her music in response to the U.S. Supreme Court overruling Roe v. Wade on Friday. “I accept your terms,” one individual replied.
Pop Star Pink reacted to the U.S. Supreme Court overruling Roe v. Wade on Friday in an all-caps Twitter tirade, demanding that anyone who is against women killing their unborn child “never fucking listen to my music again,” and “fuck
Pop star Pink has lashed out against protestors of California’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates for school children, comparing the requirements to seatbelt laws. She also gave protestors the middle finger in an angry tweet posted Sunday.
Mega pop stars including Pink, Katy Perry, Billie Eilish, and the group formerly known as the Dixie Chicks are teaming up with Planned Parenthood for an abortion-themed ad campaign to push voter turnout in battleground states like Florida, Pennsylvania, and
A slew of Hollywood pop stars including Pink, John Legend, and Dave Matthews performed in an online concert Sunday to rouse support for the Biden-Harris campaign. They were joined by a bevy of left-wing celebrities, including Helen Mirren, Armie Hammer, Whoopi Goldberg, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Amy Schumer.
Actress Amy Schumer is set to host an “I Will Vote” concert on Sunday. The star-studded political event will feature performances from singers Jon Bon Jovi, Cher, John Legend, Dave Matthews, Sara Bareilles, and Black Eyed Peas, all meant to boast turnout for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris ahead of the election.
Elite Hollywood celebrities can’t get enough of Kamala Harris. In an avalanche of gushing social media posts, it was their turn to act like star-struck fans, heaping praise on Joe Biden’s newly anointed pick for vice president. “Yes we Kam!” actress Kerry Washington declared of the far-left U.S. Senator from California.
A throng of Celebrities joined Black Lives Matter (BLM) rallies over the weekend in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
Pop star Pink has gone after the tens of millions of President Donald Trump’s supporters, saying that their vision for the country doesn’t represent the true America. “That’s your America,” she said.
President Donald Trump responded to the escalating riots around the country by urging “law & order.” That triggered pop star Pink, who launched into a rant calling him a “coward” and “racist” and predicting that Trump would lose the presidential election and watch the results from his “baby bunker.”
Pop superstar Pink on Friday took aim at Americans protesting the overreaching lockdown orders across the country, pondering if “we should protest the protesters” and asking if officials should “hand out waivers for people to sign that says if they get sick they wave [sic] their right to healthcare.”
Actor Matthew McConaughey continues his activism over the coronavirus this week with a donation of 80,000 masks to first responders in Texas and Louisiana and starring in an amusing old west-styled video contest urging fans to create their own “Badass Bandit Bandanas” to guard against the viral outbreak.
Pop star Pink credits the power of prayer for helping her get through her three-year-old son’s bout with coronavirus.
Pop superstar Pink says she’s fully recovered two weeks after testing positive for coronavirus. The Grammy-winning singer also pledged to donate $1 million to various recovery efforts.
Pop superstar Pink pledged to help the people of Australia, who have been affected by devastating brushfires in recent days, donating $500,000 “directly to the local fire services.”
Pink has dyed her daughter’s hair pink in solidarity with fellow singer Jessica Simpson who was criticized for coloring her daughter’s hair.
Pop singer Pink slammed critics of photos of her children running through Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, telling naysayers to “keep your hatred and judgment to yourselves.”
Pop superstar Pink’s husband, Carey Hart, is ripping critics who attacked him for letting their daughter shoot a rifle.
Pink’s husband Carey Hart is warning that looters who try to take advantage of California wildfire victims “will be shot on sight.”
Hollywood celebrities are coming to the aid of the abortion industry following the Trump administration’s announcement of a new rule that ends the notion that abortion is health care or family planning and requires abortion facilities to be physically and financially separate from federally funded family planning centers.
Singer Pink has come down with the flu ahead of her anticipated performance of the National Anthem at Super Bowl LII on Sunday — but the show will apparently go on.
Recording Academy chief Neil Portnow said Thursday the organization is creating a task force to uncover unconscious biases and other barriers that impede women’s success in the music industry.
Recording Academy president and CEO Neil Portnow says he regrets saying women need to “step up” to win Grammy awards, after the Sunday’s ceremony saw male artists take home an overwhelming majority of the major awards.
The 60th annual Grammy Awards may have turned out to be a flop with Americans, but the red carpet arrivals and performance ensembles by some of the music industry’s biggest names were hardly boring.
