A man supportive of President Donald Trump disrupted actor Robert De Niro’s Broadway musical on Saturday by displaying a “Keep America Great” flag in front of the audience.
Hollywood director Rob Reiner warned celebrities against their increasingly vicious anti-Trump rhetoric, claiming that it will only help energize his supporters in the long run.
Some of the biggest names in Hollywood gathered at the 72nd Tony Awards on Sunday night to join actor Robert De Niro in trashing President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump reacted to actor Robert De Niro’s profane denouncement of his presidency, suggesting that he might not be right in the head.
“I just want to make a note of apology for the idiotic behavior of my president,” De Niro said at an event in Toronto. “It’s a disgrace and I apologize to Justin Trudeau and the other people at the G7.”
Monday, MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough responded to the standing ovation Robert De Niro received for saying, “F*ck Trump” at the Tony Awards. Scarborough hammered people applauding De Niro, saying they “don’t understand that they are helping Donald Trump’s
Monday on MSNBC, Stephanie Ruhle shared her reaction to actor Robert De Niro’s “F*ck Trump” comments during Sunday’s Tony Awards. While Ruhle said she shouts “some of those words in the shower,” the MSNBC anchor argued De Niro voicing his
While speaking onstage at the Tony Awards on Sunday night, actor Robert De Niro went after President Donald Trump, saying, “f*** Trump” multiple times.
“I’m going to say one thing: ‘F— Trump,’” De Niro said before presenting an award. “It’s no longer ‘down with Trump.’ It’s ‘f— Trump.’”
Robert De Niro unloaded on President Donald Trump during a speech to high school students this week, and at one point even compared him to the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
Actor Robert De Niro used a high school awards ceremony to warn students that President Donald Trump is “spreading bullsh*t.”
Actor Robert De Niro railed against White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, saying the “bullies” and “liars” in President Donald Trump’s administration deserved the vile jokes comedian Michelle Wolf hurled at them on Sunday during the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) Dinner.
Actors Robert De Niro and Julianne Moore are showing their support for student gun control activists by penning “excuse” letters for those who walked out of class on Friday support of gun control and to protest gun violence.
Actor Robert De Niro kicked off the 17th annual Tribeca Film Festival Wednesday with a fiery speech, in which he applauded reporters as “saviors” and called President Donald Trump a “madman.”
Wednesday on NBC’s “Today,” actor Robert De Niro said he would like to continue his role on SNL as special counsel Robert Mueller in a sketch where he takes President Donald Trump to jail. De Niro said, “I hope there’s a
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open, actor Robert De Niro played the role of special counsel Bob Mueller conducting a lie detector test with President Trump attorney Michael Cohen, played by De Niro’s former “Meet the Fockers” and
Hollywood star Robert De Niro says the student activists’ gun control agenda will be on the ballot during the mid-term elections, claiming voters won’t side with the NRA’s “absurd logic.”
On Tuesday, the same day President Trump was in California to look at prototypes of his border wall in San Diego before heading off to a fundraiser in Los Angeles, actor Robert DeNiro used the occasion of a charity event in Hollywood to blast the president as ‘spoiled’ and an ‘idiot.’
Hollywood star Robert De Niro took aim at the Trump administration’s stance on climate change, telling a packed audience in the Middle East that he was visiting from a “backward” country suffering from “temporary insanity.”
Actor Robert De Niro again took the chance during a charity speech on Thursday to attack President Donald Trump, describing him as a “lowlife” and banning the president from sitting on a park bench dedicated to himself.
Jake LaMotta, famously never knocked down in six brutal bouts with Sugar Ray Robinson, fell from pneumonia on Tuesday. He lived 95 interesting years.
Friday on CNN, actor Robert De Niro said it was “disgusting” that President Donald Trump and his administration would not link the devastation of Hurricane Irma to climate change. De Niro said, “Well, I think we all know the feeling
Robert De Niro says President Donald Trump is a racist whose days in the White House are numbered.
Alec Baldwin was the man of the hour at a star-studded roast in his honor Sunday night that drew a slew of liberal Hollywood celebrity attendees, including Robert De Niro, Julianne Moore, Jane Krakowski, Jack McBrayer, and even former President Bill Clinton.
The level of vitriol and violent rhetoric against now-President Trump has increased substantially in recent weeks, from comedian Kathy Griffin’s now-famous shock “beheading” photograph to Shakespeare in the Park’s not-at-all-subtle “assassination” of Trump on a stage in New York City’s Central Park.
Robert De Niro says that “in movie terms,” the country was once “an inspiring uplifting drama” but now has turned into “a tragic dumbass comedy.”
Actor Robert De Niro slammed President Trump and his administration’s supposed hostility to the arts while accepting a lifetime achievement award in New York Monday night.
This week in an interview on New York City’s Fox 5’s “Good Day New York,” actor Robert De Niro said President Donald Trump was a “mutt” who has “debased the presidency.” De Niro said, “This is guy has sullied the
Oscar-winner Robert De Niro plays notorious Ponzi scheme fraudster Bernie Madoff in the first trailer for HBO’s The Wizard of Lies.
Friday on ABC’s “The View,” discussing his 2016 election video saying he would like to punch then presidential candidate Donald Trump “in the face,” actor Robert De Niro said “of course” he wanted “to punch him in the face,” but
Left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore led tens of thousands of protesters and celebrities at an anti-Trump rally Thursday night outside Donald Trump’s New York City International Hotel.
Actor Robert De Niro loved Meryl Streep’s anti-Donald Trump speech Sunday at the Golden Globes so much that he wrote an open letter to the actress to thank her for inspiring others to speak up.
Actor Robert De Niro appeared to strike a more measured tone while discussing President-elect Donald Trump at the White House Tuesday during the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony.
Nearly two-dozen movie stars, musicians, sports icons and tech titans visited the White House Tuesday to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States’ highest civilian honor, from President Obama in a star-studded ceremony.
Rocker Bruce Springsteen and actors Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks are among the 21 recipients of this year’s Presidential Medal of Freedom, the White House announced Wednesday.
Actor, singer, and Breitbart News contributor Robert Davi dropped in on Tuesday’s Breitbart News Daily for what SiriusXM host Alex Marlow described as a “victory lap” after Donald Trump’s election win.
Actor Robert De Niro said Friday that president-elect Donald Trump’s victory made him “feel like I did after 9/11,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The 20th annual Hollywood Film Awards quickly turned political Sunday night as host James Corden, actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro and a bevy of other celebrities weighed in on Tuesday’s upcoming presidential election, with some bashing Republican candidate Donald Trump.
A contentious presidential election is putting even celebrity friendships to the test.
Hollywood conservative and staunch Donald Trump supporter Jon Voight released a video “Plea to Save America” on Thursday, urging Americans to vote for the Republican candidate in next month’s election, which the actor called the “most important in American history.”
The war of words between actors Robert De Niro and Jon Voight intensified Monday after the Godfather star called Voight “delusional” for defending Donald Trump.
