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British pop superstar Adele fired off an astounding 56 explictives during a sold-out show in England’s Wembley Stadium this week.

Dwayne Johnson said he “can’t wait to meet” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) after she praised the actor’s HBO comedy series Ballers.

The director of the Public Theater says his company’s Shakespeare in the Park production of Julius Caesar, which saw a stand-in for President Donald Trump being brutally stabbed to death, is a “good thing for the arts.”

Rocker Neil Young is ringing in Independence Day with a politically charged music video which demands we “resist the powers that be.”

Jerry Springer hopped on Twitter Friday and said President Donald Trump’s recent tweets in which he blasted MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were “beneath the dignity of the Presidency” and of “any decent man.”

Irish rock band U2 put on two politically-charged performances in New Jersey this week, with frontman Bono urging the American media to stay “vigilant” and delivering a not-so-thinly-veiled critique of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.

Hollywood stars threw temper tantrums on social media after President Donald Trump hit back at MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski Thursday, calling them “Psycho Joe” and “low I.Q. Crazy Mika” on Twitter.

Hamilton creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda released a politically-charged video this week for the song “Immigrants” from The Hamilton Mixtape, which is based on music from the popular Broadway show.

An episode of rap mogul Irv Gotti’s new BET drama features the gruesome hanging of a white police officer by a group of black protesters.

Actor Martin Sheen ripped President Donald Trump this week in a fundraising email on behalf of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Actress Michelle Rodriguez warned that she might “say goodbye” to one of her biggest roles if women don’t play a more prominent part in the next ‘Fast and Furious’ film.

Halle Berry says she is “profoundly hurt” that no other woman of color has won an Academy Award for Best Actress since she took home the golden statue in 2002.

The families of two California teenagers claim the Netflix television drama ’13 Reasons Why’ may have inspired them to commit suicide.

Bill Cosby is heading back to court after Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan set a July 2018 trial date for accuser Judy Huth’s child sex assault lawsuit against the embattled comedian.

Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says Johnny Depp may have committed perjury after the actor illegally smuggled his dogs into the country and claimed that he believed his former business managers had filed the proper paperwork.

Actress Leslie Jones lashed out at the Ritz-Carlton on Monday, accusing staff at the plush hotel chain of racism.

James Madison University student Andrew J. Spieles pled guilty Monday in the United States District Court after paying to register Virginia voters prior to the 2016 Presidential Election.

Alec Baldwin will reprise his role as President Donald Trump this fall on Saturday Night Live.

Miley Cyrus wants people to know that what they hear from the pop superstar is what she really feels.

Actor Gary Sinise brought together “The Greatest Generation” and some of America’s youngest generation to honor World War II veterans through his Soaring Valor Project this week.

Actor and filmmaker Rob Reiner was shredded by social media users over the weekend after he called for an “all out war” to resist President Donald Trump.

Sir Ian McKellen says it would be “very un-American” if President Donald Trump failed to protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the United States.

A growing number of Democratic lawmakers are publicly pushing their party leadership to shift their focus away from President Donald Trump’s alleged election campaign collusion with Russia and toward the issues facing American voters: jobs, health care, and the economy.

Jennifer Lawrence, Judd Apatow, and Amy Poehler are among the many Hollywood A-listers who appear in a video urging support for Planned Parenthood.

In a New York Times opinion piece meant to list lies told by President Donald Trump, the outlet published a falsehood of its own.

Georgia is seeing a deep decline in the number of residents dependent on food stamps as the Peach State’s economy continues to rebound from the Great Recession.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop is under fire for misrepresenting the materials contained in one of its products.

The TV return of NBC’s hit sitcom Will & Grace won’t preach a politically charged message, says series co-creator David Kohan.

Johnny Depp says he intended “no malice” when he asked a crowd at the Glastonbury Festival in England Thursday, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

Rock icon Sammy “The Red Rocker” Hagar says the amount of “crazy” political opposition to President Donald Trump has so far stopped him from being able to lead.

Rapper-producer Wyclef Jean has announced the release of his forthcoming album, “Carnival III: The Fall and Rise of a Refugee,” which will address immigration and racial divisions in America in the era of President Donald Trump.

Unemployment among black Americans ages 16 years and over fell to 7.5 percent in May, its lowest level since December 2000.

Job Creators Network: GOP Special Election Proof America Wants ‘Trump’s Job Creation Agenda’

Hollywood stars took to social media Thursday and ripped the newly released Senate Republican’s version of the American Health Care Act.

John Oliver is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by multiple coal companies after the HBO host lambasted the coal industry and mining company Murray Energy Corporation and its chief executive Robert E. Murray.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Tatiana Maslany star as Boston Marathon bombing survivors Jeff Bauman and Erin Hurley in the first trailer for the forthcoming drama “Stronger.”