Oscar-winning actress Cher has made the bizarre accusation that President Donald Trump is killing Americans after the commander in chief wore a mask for the first time in public when he toured Walter Reed hospital in Washington, D.C.
Hollywood celebrities flew into an apoplectic rage on Friday after President Donald Trumpcommuted the 40-month prison sentence of Republican operative Roger Stone.A slew of entertainment figures accused the president of breaking the law, calling him a "criminal," "disgrace," and a "little stinker.
Valentina Sampaio has become the first transgender model to appear in Sports Illustrated's annual Swimsuit Issue as part of the magazine's attempts to diversify its roster of swimwear models, which in recent years has added plus-size models and a Muslim model wearing a hijab and a modesty swimsuit.
Chrissy Teigen is pushing a boycott of Goya Foods after the company's CEO praised President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday. Hamilton star Lin-Manuel Miranda and actor John Leguizamo echoed her calls to boycott the maker of Latino food products.
A group of Hollywood celebrities is gushing over the Black Lives Matter street mural that was painted in front of Trump Tower in New York on Thursday.
Actor Robert De Niro is claiming that the coronavirus pandemic has dealt him a serious financial blow in the latest round of his divorce battle with estranged wife Grace Hightower, according to a report from the New York Post.
Quibi, the highly touted short-form streaming service founded by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, has failed to generate much excitement among consumers or industry experts since launching in April.
Hollywood celebrities are proclaiming that the end of President Donald Trump is nigh after the Supreme Court delivered a split decision Thursday in two cases over whether the commander in chief can keep his personal tax returns from investigators.
Rap and fashion mogul Kanye West posted and then quickly deleted a pro-life tweet in which he advocated for the lives of unborn babies during the second trimester of pregnancy.
Rock musician Neil Young said he won't sue President Donald Trump for using his music during campaign rallies, saying that he would rather the president focus on saving lives amid the coronavirus pandemic.But Young also taunted the president by suggesting his campaign use a newly penned song titled "Looking For a Leader 2020" -- an update of his 2006 single "Lookin' for a Leader.
Under the deal, the controversial series of articles that sought to reframe American history around slavery will be adapted for the big and small screens -- feature films, television series, documentaries, and various forms of unscripted content.
Rapper and fashion mogul Kanye West slammed Joe Biden and the Democratic Party establishment in an eye-popping interview with Forbes in which he held forth at length on his planned run for president, saying that he is "taking the red hat off" in a reference to his past support for President Donald Trump.
Actress and far-left activist Alyssa Milano is attacking the union that represents rank-and-file members of the Los Angeles Police Department. The Hollywood star is also promoting an effort from Black Lives Matter activists called the "People's Budget L.A.
Actress Patricia Arquette called President Donald Trump an illegitimate president while also accusing House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) of turning the United States into a Russian colony in a recent series of unhinged social media salvos.
As if he didn't already have enough celebrity support, Joe Biden's presidential campaign is enlisting Hollywood stars to help whip up social media enthusiasm for the 77-year-old candidate through a series of Instagram Live chats.
The rapper Snoop Dogg has smeared several prominent black conservatives "The Coon Bunch," including Herman Cain, Candace Owens, Paris Dennard, and the Angela Stanton.
The actress and pop star Cher is pushing a conspiracy theory that President Donald Trump only wants to save white people and white supremacists from the coronavirus.
The Grammy-winning, multi-millionaire rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is showing his support for the anti-Semitic Louis Farrakhan by promoting the Nation of Islam leader's July 4th message, which aired Saturday on Revolt TV, the cable channel founded by Combs.
Actress Rose McGowan is calling for former President Bill Clinton to be arrested in connection with the late financier and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, following the arrest this week of Epstein's close associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Actor-director Tim Robbins has comparedU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Nazi SS, claiming that ICE's mission isto "deport people of color" and carry out "ethnic cleansing in America.
Actor Samuel L. Jackson is headlining a virtual July 4 fundraiser for Joe Biden that will feature appearances by a slew of California Democrat politicians including Rep.
The acclaimed actress and playwright Sarah Jones has called Hollywood "an engine of white supremacist ideology," adding that the entertainment industry has been steeped in racism since the time of D.W.
Bad news for wealthy New York elites looking to avoid protestors by fleeing to The Hamptons. The pitchfork-wielding mob has found you, and they’re not backing down.
TBS late-night host Samantha Bee is rallying her fellow left-wing celebrities in an effort to bombard U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin to push vote by mail ahead of the November election.
Bette Midler is the latest celebrity to attack Americans who are choosing not to wear masks in public, calling their decision "demented."
Will Smith will play arunaway slave who joins the Union Army in a new movie that Apple has reportedly picked up for more than $100 million.
Actress Jennifer Aniston is shaming Americans who don't want to wear a mask in public, saying that the issue isbeing "politicized at the expense of peoples’ lives.
Lena Dunham has apologized for the white privilege that has enabled her to achieve Hollywood success at a young age, saying that from now on, she promises to "sit down" and "shut up,unless it’s to advocate for change for Black people.
Actor Kevin Bacon is grateful, promoting a TikTok video showing a group of toddlers and young children marching for Black Lives Matter.
As she faces her own cancel mob for wearing cornows and possibly blackface, actress Alyssa Milano is blaming "cancel culture" on conservatives, arguing that the political right -- not the left -- is "weaponizing" cancel culture to take out critics of President Donald Trump.
In a clash of bestselling authors, Stephen King is the latest public figure to distance himself fromHarry Potter author J.K. Rowling by rebuking her defense of biological gender differences, declaring in a tweet over the weekend that "trans women are women.
The BET Awards kicked off Sunday night with an extended, star-studded rendition of Public Enemy’s "Fight the Power," one of a slew of tributes to the Black Lives Matter movement that dominated the annual awards show that honors black achievement in entertainment and sports.
The Democratic Party of Orange County in California wants to send the "Duke" riding off into the sunset for good.
The Simpsons on Fox will no longer allow white actors to voice non-white roles -- a decision that is likely to impact a range of beloved supporting characters on the long-running animated series including Dr.
Trump campaign rallies typically conclude with the Rolling Stones' classic 1969 song "You Can't Always Get What You Want." But that rousing musical coda may soon be coming to an end.
Barack Obama and Joe Biden took part Friday in a virtual Gay Pride Month celebration, appearing on the Logo cable channel to commemorate Stonewall Day. They were joined by prominent A-list celebrities including Taylor Swift, Ellen DeGeneres, George Takei, and Katy Perry.
Showtime is giving voters ample time before Election Day to re-live James Comey's battle against President Donald Trump. The premium cable network is moving up its two-part limited series based Comey's memoirs by a full two months, after originally setting a premiere for late November.
The bodybuilding brothers from Nigeria who became embroiled in the Jussie Smollett hate hoax are reportedly refusing to work with prosecutors against the former Empire actor despite previously stating they would, adding another twist to the complicated celebrity saga.
The bodybuilding brothers from Nigeria who became embroiled in the Jussie Smollett hate hoax are reportedly refusing to work with prosecutors against the former Empire actor despite previously stating they would, adding another twist to the complicated celebrity saga.
Actress Jenny Slate said she will no longer voice the bi-racial character Missy on Netflix's animated series "Big Mouth," saying that as a white woman, she was exercising her "white privilege" and engaging in the "erasure of Black people.
Bruce Springsteen has called President Donald Trump a "threat to our democracy," saying that he doesn't knowif "our democracy could stand another four years of his custodianship.
Twitter's censorship of prominent conservatives continued on Tuesday with the permanent suspension of the influential meme maker known as "Carpe Donktum," whose humorous political memes and videos skewering the political left and mainstream media have made him a favorite of President Donald Trump.
Actor Johnny Depp has signed on to star in a new animated kids series that will promote "gender and race equality" while also weaving in messages aboutenvironmental protection.
Grammy Award-winning pop star John Legend is doubling down on his calls to defund the police, saying that paying cops and building prisons are "destructive for our society.
Hollywood celebrities heckled President Donald Trump over the size of the crowd of his Tulsa rally, pointing out empty seats that the Trump campaign blamed on intimidation tactics by the mainstream media and radical left-wing protestors.
Hollywood pop stars including Katy Perry, Ne-Yo, and the Black-Eyed Peas teamed up with the left-wing Rock the Vote on Thursday for an online voter registration drive called Democracy Summer 2020, in which celebrities pushed young people to cast their ballots in November and warned them about the specters of "systemic racism," "white supremacy," and police brutality.
Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is attempting to make peace with members of the Los Angeles Police Department after maligning them as "killers" and retroactively taking away their overtime pay following several days of Black Lives Matter protests and riots.
That '70s Show star Danny Masterson has been charged with raping three women in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003, according to a complaint issued Wednesday by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Ava DuVernay has issued an ominous warning to white men who work in the entertainment industry, telling them that she and other powerful black producers may choose not to hire them if they criticize or question diversity in ways that "diminish" people of color.
Rapper and actor Ice Cube is claiming censorship over Twitter's decision to lock him out of his account, saying that his brutal style of truth telling is the real reason the social media giant is punishing him.
Los Angeles is adding insult to injury to its treatment of police officers by retroactively defunding LAPD overtime following days of #BlackLivesMatter protests and riots.
Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey asked how he can "do better as a white man" in a conversation with former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho, who told the Oscar-winning movie star thathe needs to acknowledge that he has "implicit bias" against black people.
A throng of Hollywood celebrities, including actresses Mandy Moore, Debra Messing, and Ashley Judd, are handing Black Lives Matter and other activists their Instagram accounts in a show of support for the controversial movement and its efforts to push social justice reforms.
Celebrities are opening up their checkbooks and PayPal accounts to give money to social justice causes, including Black Lives Matter, in the wake of nationwide protests and riots over the death of George Floyd.
Cops -- the long-running reality series following police officers on high-speed chases, drug busts, and other dangerous missions -- has been cancelled after a more than 30-year run as anti-police sentiment continues to sweep through Hollywoodfollowing last month's death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody.
Grammy-winning singer John Legend defended efforts to defund the police, writing that "we spend far too much" on law enforcement and that "there should be significantly fewer police" in this country.
Grammy-winning singer John Legend defended efforts to defund the police, writing that "we spend far too much" on law enforcement and that "there should be significantly fewer police" in this country.
Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman writes that she overcame personal doubts about the "Defund the Police" cause -- which she supported by signing an open letter demanding that action from local governments -- when she acknowledged her "white privilege.
The Minnesota Freedom Fund's sudden windfall of donations raises questions about how the organization, which is led by a George Soros acolyte who is also a convicted drug offender, is actually spending its money.
Actor Jussie Smollett is reportedly using the current Black Lives Matter protests sweeping the country to put pressure on the Chicago Police Department, which is suing the Hollywood star over his hate-crime hoax from last year.
Singer-songwriter Meredith Brooks is calling out Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti for the city's permissive attitude toward crime, saying that it has forced her friends to buy guns to protect themselves and has caused residents to flee the city.
Uber Eats is offering free delivery from black-owned restaurants for the rest of the year as part of the company's response to the #BlackLivesMatter protests that have engulfed major cities during the past seven days.
Oprah Winfrey is set to host a two-night town hall on racism in America that will air on her cable channel OWN, as well as across multiple Discovery properties, including the Discovery Channel, TLC, HGTV, and the Science Channel.
Prominent black conservatives are seeing how the mainstream media are using the death of George Floyd -- to portray America as racist, to vilify all police officers, to force the mantle of victimhood onto black Americans -- and they are calling foul.
NBC 's Late Night host Seth Meyers exercises his First Amendment right on a nightly basis from his highly paid network TV position. Now the Trump-bashing comedian is shaming the New York Times for allowing Sen.
A slew of Hollywood celebrities is pushing an effort to turn Texas blue in the hopes that it will cause President Donald Trump to lose the electoral college in November.
Actress Mia Farrow has declared that she will take a knee whenever she hears "The Star-Spangled Banner," promising that she will do so "as long as this injustice lasts" -- an apparent reference to the death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests and riots that have engulfed major cities in the past week.
Actress Debra Messing got hit with a Twitter fact check after Breitbart News reported that she posted a fake photo in an attempt to conflate President Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler.
Actress Sharon Stone posted a bizarre video to Instagram in which she recommended that people use their bathroom as a safe room if they find themselves besieged by rioters.
Former Nirvana bandmember Krist Novoselic reportedly praised President Donald Trump's "law and order" speech on Monday, saying the commander in chief "knocked it out of the park.
Activision Blizzard is feeling the heat of backlash for promoting Black Lives Matter after banning an e-sports champion for making comments in favor of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
Hollywood celebrities are showing their solidarity with protestors by spreading #BlackOutTuesday -- a social media hashtag that originated as a music industry initiative to give record label employees the day off but that has since metamorphosed into a generic virtue signal.
Hollywood celebrities experienced a collective meltdown on Monday following President Donald Trump's address to the nation in which he called for national healing while also vowing to deploy the U.S.
The Hangover actor Ed Helms launched an embittered social media tirade following President Donald Trump's address to the nation in which the commander in chief pledged a hard-line approach to rioters, Antifa, and other violent groups that have besieged major U.S.
Hollywood actress Jennifer Beals -- who starred in Flashdance, Taken, and Showtimes' The L Word -- saw her day brighten when protestors breached a perimeter near the White House on Sunday and began throwing objects at law enforcement.
Hollywood celebrities including Jamie Foxx, Ariana Grande, John Cusack, Emily Ratajkowski, and Kendrick Sampson showed sympathy for protestors demonstrating around the country over the weekend by joining them in the streets, even as many of the marches turned violent, resulting in extensive destruction and looting.
Actor Ben Platt, the star of Netflix's The Politician and the Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen, is urging white people to keep donating money to bail funds in order to keep rioters who have been arrested out of jail.
Actor Ben Platt, the star of Netflix's The Politician and the Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen, is urging white people to keep donating money to bail funds in order to keep protesters who have been arrested out of jail.
Comedian and actor Patton Oswalt is defending the violent, far-left Antifa after President Donald Trump announced Sunday that the U.S. will classify the extremist group as a terrorist organization.
Actress Susan Sarandon is among a growing number of Hollywood and entertainment figures who are promoting an effort to defund of police forces even as rioters continue to lay siege to major cities around the country by setting fires and destroying private and public property.
Netflix has thrown its support behind Black Lives Matter as violent riots backed by the activist movement escalated late Saturday, resulting in destruction in major cities around the country.
Lady Gaga is holding President Donald Trump responsible for the race riots that have engulfed the country, calling the president a "racist" who "offers nothing but ignorance and prejudice while black lives continue to be taken.
Los Angeles saw riots spread to the Fairfax District and Beverly Hills on Saturday in what is shaping up to be another tumultuous night in the nation's second largest city.
Los Angeles police withheld retaliatory fire after a protester shot rounds at law enforcement officials during the riots that swept through downtown L.A. late Friday and into Saturday morning, sources familiar with the matter told Breitbart News.
Comedy Central host Trevor Noah is defending the looting taking place in Minneapolis and other cities across America in reaction to the death of George Floyd, saying that black people are simply reacting to how they've been treated by society at large.
Rapper and actor Ice Cube has posted a cartoon on Twitter showing a black figure stomping on a white figure in what appears to be the rapper's latest reaction to the death of George Floyd and the riots that have ensued.
Joe Biden spent Thursday evening raising money for his presidential campaign with assistance from celebrities including Whoopi Goldberg and musicians Sheryl Crow and Joe Walsh. The presumptive Democrat candidate also spent time during the virtual fundraiser discussing George Floyd, saying that the Minneapolis man's death has "ripped open this ugly underbelly of our society.
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss — the Harvard-educated twins who accepted a settlement after accusing Mark Zuckerberg of stealing their idea for Facebook — are weighing in on Twitter's decision to "fact check" President Donald Trump, saying that fact-checking makes a platform a publisher and therefore legally responsible for the content that appears on its site.
Actor Denzel Washington was applauded after being captured on video in what appeared to be an effort to help a homeless man during an encounter with Los Angeles police.
Actor John Malkovich is blaming the death of comedy on cancel culture fueled by the "tidal wave of idiocy" that thrives on social media.
Hollywood actress Frances Fisher called for a "race war" in apparent response to the death of George Floyd who was arrested by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who was seen on video putting his knee on Floyd's neck.
Joe Biden is once again dipping into the pockets of wealthy Hollywood elites to fuel his bid for The White House. The presumptive Democrat nominee is joining forces with Barbra Streisand and John Legend, who will headline a virtual fundraiser for the 77-year-old candidate set for June 11.
Hollywood celebrities are gloating over Twitter's decision to slap President Donald Trump with a "fact check" of his recent tweets about vote by mail. Stars including Rob Reiner, Dave Bautista, George Takei, and Alyssa Milano have voiced their approval of Twitter's actions against the president.
Comedian and perennial Trump antagonist Kathy Griffin is advocating for the physical assault of the president, tweeting that she wants someone to stab the commander in chief with a "syringe with nothing but air inside" -- a potentially lethal act if it creates an embolism.
Pose star Billy Porter is joining a growing number of Hollywood celebrities who are promoting vote by mail by teaming up with Michelle Obama's "non-partisan" voter initiative.
Mission abort? Netflix's comedy series "Space Force" is bombing with establishment media TV critics despite a smug, anti-Trump premise that usually guarantees at least a passing grade from the media.
Hollywood star Piper Perabo -- who once demanded that voters make Donald Trump a "one-term president"-- is among the latest celebrities to join forces with Michelle Obama's allegedly "non-partisan" voter registration initiative, encouraging people to register for vote by mail.
A historic Massachusetts drive-in cinema reopened on Memorial Day to sold-out screenings after the state lifted coronavirus restrictions on certain businesses as part of its phased approach to restarting its economy.
Ronan Farrow and his mother, actress Mia Farrow, are facing an accusation that they tried to stop a New York magazine article about Soon-Yi Previn -- Woody Allen's wife and Mia Farrow's adopted daughter -- that painted the Farrow family in a negative light.
For Democratic politicians holding presidential aspirations, an interview with radio host Charlamagne Tha God has become an obligatory rite of passage on the long road to the White House.
Get breaking news and thought-provoking commentary
directly mailed to your inbox, faster than AIR MAIL!