The 93rd annual Academy Awards ceremony kicks off Sunday night at 8 p.m. Eastern on ABC from the Dolby Theater and Union Station in Los Angeles, California. But will anyone care enough to tune in?
Oscar winners and presenters at the Academy Awards are famous for using the platform to preach politics in grandiose speeches that have pushed left-wing narratives and promoted Democratic Party positions.
JCN is set to erect a billboard in New York City’s Times Square, across from Manfred’s office, which says “Hey Rob: All Strikes and No Balls?”
While a series of polls taken since last summer show that black Americans don’t want police departments defunded, and in some cases, want a larger police presence in their neighborhoods, Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah, who was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, said “the system in policing is doing exactly what it’s meant to do in America and that is keeping poor people in their place.”
The Job Creators Network, one of America’s largest small business advocacy organizations, erected a billboard in the heart of Times Square slamming President Joe Biden’s proposed tax increases that would hurt America’s small businesses.
Rapper Lil Baby turned the Grammys stage on Sunday night into a riot scene that mirrored the deadly and violent protests that gripped the nation in response to the death of George Floyd. Lil Baby’s performance of his song “The Bigger Picture” included a speech from Black Lives Matter activist Tamika D. Mallory, who looked into the camera and demanded President Joe Biden to bring “justice, equity, policy, and everything else that freedom encompasses.”
Hollywood celebrities fawned over President Joe Biden on Thursday night as he delivered his first prime-time presidential address to the nation. Celebs poured on the praise, from CBS Mom star Kristen Johnston who said Biden’s “kicking ass” to director Rob Reiner, who said “Thank God we have a real President. It makes you cry.”
Rancor over Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) announcing the end of the Lone Star State’s coronavirus mask mandate on Tuesday didn’t come from Joe Biden but from the Twitter accounts of the many of the left-wing celebrity elites who helped put him in the White House.
The Job Creators Network (JCN), one of the largest small business advocacy organizations in America, is launching a website NoSchoolJoe.com, which the organization says offers Americans a detailed breakdown of “the Biden administration’s failure to reopen schools, despite the overwhelming data that shows it’s safe.”
Amazon has made a “thinly veiled attempt to kill its small business competitors,” the Job Creators Network Foundation says. Now the pro-small business organization is launching what it called “a multi-faceted campaign to unmask Amazon’s” plan to decimate small businesses.
Lucasfilm said late Wednesday that Gina Carano is no longer a part of the cast of the popular Disney Plus-Star Wars series “The Mandalorian,” after Carano shared a social media post that critics said likened the experience of Jews during the Holocaust to the current U.S. political climate.
Tim Matheson, “The West Wing” actor, says he was telling a “stupid joke” on Friday when he responded to a Twitter video of Jill Biden visiting National Guard troops by saying it’s “so wonderful to have a First Lady with class and heart. And, can speak English.”
Chrissy Teigen, the left-wing model, kitchen and tabletop collection mogul, and wife of NBC’s “The Voice” star John legend, bashed President Donald Trump as he left office and Washington on Wednesday, trashing him as an “absolute psychopath” and calling him “the greatest at being the f**king worst.”
Left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore issued a stark warning to President Donald Trump as he delivered his farewell address to the nation on Wednesday, saying that the outgoing president should be tried, convicted, and imprisoned.
The left-wing late-night network TV show hosts, who’ve for years mocked a ridiculed millions of conservative Americans, put their political puns aside on Wednesday night and lashed out in anger and frustration over the violence at the U.S. Capitol, offering lengthy lectures about the need for civility and calm.
More than 50 Hollywood celebrities have mobilized to raise money and pump up enthusiasm for Democrat challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock. Using their star power to attract donor dollars, they have put their Hollywood imprint on the Georgia races in the hopes of flipping the Senate on January 5.
Job Creators Network, one of the country’s largest pro-jobs and small business organizations, declared Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) winner of Sunday’s debate where she faced off with her Democratic opponent, Raphael Warnock.
A saloon owner in Sherman Oaks, California, is publicly blasting Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti over their outdoor dining bans while allowing a TV production to set up eating areas just feet away from her establishment.
It was just a couple months ago that Alyssa Milano was calling for Republicans to be “tried for treason.” And now, just weeks removed from the election, and after years of smears and attacks, the left-wing activist and actor is ready to “extend an olive branch to Trump supporters.”
Left-wing horror author Stephen King lashed out at President Donald Trump on Sunday, telling the president to “Concede and get the hell out.”
Soon after the elite American media, from CNN to MSNBC and the Associated Press, called the presidential election for former Vice President Joe Biden, Hollywood celebrities were posting social media messages about being brought to tears, dancing, and overjoyed at the news.
Actor Alex Winter, best known as Bill in the Bill & Ted film franchise, said it’s hard not to call America “a fascist autocracy when no one has the courage to declare a fully legitimate election.” And, according to Winter, if we are to wait for the election to be officially called, “at least get started arresting all the criminals in the White House.”
Janelle Monae, who starred in Hidden Figures, a story celebrating the crucial role black female mathematicians played in NASA’s space program, tweeted “fuck every American citizen, celebrity, white woman, black man, ETC who supported” the re-election of President Donald Trump.
Ice Cube is pushing back at critics who are “mad” that he worked with President Donald Trump’s administration on the Platinum Plan, which would create 3 million jobs for black Americans and would see $500 billion for economic, educational, and financial investments in black communities across the country.
Sean Connery, the Edinburgh-born Scotsman actor whose roles as British secret agent James Bond made him an international icon, died in the Bahamas on Saturday. He was 90.
Speaking to a packed crowd in Dimondale — a suburb of Lansing, Michigan — Donald Trump made a direct appeal to black Americans, asking: “What the hell do you have to lose” by supporting me? That was August 2016. The question caused consternation from the elite media. There weren’t enough fainting couches to go around. But as I chronicle in my new book, 50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know About Trump, black Americans, indeed, had a lot to gain from a Trump presidency.
Rapper Lil Pump addressed his 17 million Instagram followers on Sunday night and threw down an emphatic and profanity-filled endorsement of President Donald Trump’s reelection bid and rebuked Joe Biden’s proposed tax hike.
Hollywood elites have refused to stop heckling President Donald Trump following his revelation Friday that he and First lady Melania tested positive for COVID-19. Unencumbered by empathy or decorum, wealthy elites used the coronavirus to attack the president in sniggering
Actress Mia Farrow joined left-wing documentary director Michael Moore on Friday in pushing the conspiracy theory that president Donald Trump testing positive for the coronavirus could be something he’s “making up” for political reasons less than five weeks from the presidential election.
Hollywood actor and former WWE super star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson announced on Sunday in a five-minute video that he’s backing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris (D-CA) in the November election.
Hollywood celebrities fired off social media screeds, shrieking “State-sanctioned murders” and “bulls**t decision” after Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Wednesday that no police officers would be charged directly in the death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville during a March raid.
The Job Creators Network (JCN) slammed YouTube this week after the streaming giant censored the pro-small business nonprofit’s video, featuring rioting across the country. YouTube slapped an “inappropriate content” warning on the JNC video.
The 72nd Emmy Awards, broadcast live on ABC, pushed vote-by-mail with the ceremony’s host Jimmy Kimmel being handed a list of Emmy nominees by actor Anthony Carrigan, who played a Russian from Florida, donning a USPS uniform, who says to Kimmel “it’s okay to mail in” your ballot.
The Job Creators Network Foundation hammered Joe Biden after he spoke about Veterans Affairs during a campaign stop in Florida on Tuesday, pointing to the “irreparable harm” he and President Barack Obama inflicted on America’s veterans.
Actor Alec Baldwin was triggered on Sunday morning after the political press passed around a “new” report about Donald Trump heckling Barack Obama in an faux Apprentice performance during the 2012 election. The problem? The story wasn’t new. Not even close. Breitbart broke it exclusively in July 2013. Still, it was enough to send Baldwin over the deep end.
Actor Robert Pattinson, star of Warner Bros’. “The Batman,” has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 and the U.K. shoot has been temporarily suspended.
Sean Penn is a Hollywood actor and director, and with that resume he’s gone on the attack, lecturing White House coronavirus testing chief Adm. Brett Giroir, a medical doctor with decades of science research and novel disease response experience, about how he’s failing to handle COVID-19 testing in the U.S.
Left-wing pop icon turned United State Postal Service activist Cher attended a rally for the USPS on Saturday holding a sign the read “Hey Senate! Snap Out of it!” But Cher was far from satisfied with the overall attendance, saying “I was Disappointed in Number Who Showed up.”
Americans elected Donald Trump president “because of you motherf**kers,” said actress Rose McGowan, after she declared Joe Biden “the season of darkness,” a monster, fraud, and a “lie,” mere moments after he accepted the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination on Thursday during the final night of the virtual Democratic National Convention.
Actress Jurnee Smollett, brother of hate crime hoaxer Jussie Smollett, says HBO’s latest racially charged drama, “Lovecraft Country,” is a fictional reflection of a segregation and Jim Crow-era America that black people “are still on that quest today in 2020” to overcome.
