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Two days in and designers at New York Fashion Week are putting their political opposition to President Donald Trump on full display.

The 59th Annual Grammy Awards will feature its first-ever male and transgender “trophy girls” tasked with presenting music’s top honors onstage.

An awkward exchange derailed a live interview Friday when actress Lena Dunham asked Maria Shriver if she “saw penis” during a segment on NBC’s Today.

Left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore says the Trump administration’s efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare is proof that no nation on earth “shits on its own” people the way the U.S. does.

While Democrats derided Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, calling him a racist, Sen. Ted Cruz reminded America that the “Klan was founded by a great many Democrats.”

Kellogg’s CEO John Bryant says the company’s plummeting stock and reported $53 million loss in the fourth quarter are unrelated to the company’s politically driven decision last year to pull ads from Breitbart News, which spurred a boycott campaign and intense online backlash.

Beyonce Knowles is facing a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit filed by the estate of late New Orleans rapper Messy Mya, who claims the pop megastar sampled his voice without permission on her hit song “Formation.”

Kellogg’s is shutting down 39 distribution centers across the country, the embattled cereal giant announced this week.

High-profile Hollywood talent agency WME-IMG (William Morris Endeavor Entertainment) is forming a federal political action committee and plans to invest a “substantial” amount of money to develop “actionable public policy solutions,” according to a report.

Jacksonville Beach Chief of Police Patrick Dooley sent a letter warning his entire police department after a local restaurant owner reportedly said that his staff spit in a law enforcement officer’s food.

Marc Mezvinsky, closed the hedge fund he co-founded, Eaglevale Partners, shortly after his mother-in-law, Hillary Clinton, lost the presidential election to Donald Trump.

Country music superstar Reba McEntire is the latest artist to endorse the idea that entertainers should not preach their political opinions to their fans.

The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), a prominent pro-Israel group, is calling on Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to retract her recent comments calling White House chief strategist and former Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon a “white supremacist.”

Hollywood A-listers rushed to social media Tuesday to bash Betsy DeVos and Republican lawmakers after the U.S. Senate voted to confirm her nomination as education secretary.

Comedian George Lopez lashed out a female audience member who was apparently offended by his racially-charged jokes.

Rosie O’Donnell says she’s more than willing to “prepare” to play White House chief strategist and former Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon on Saturday Night Live.

Actress Lena Dunham says the stress and “devastation” of Donald Trump’s election victory in November caused her to lose weight.

Nicolas Cage’s son, Weston Cage, was arrested over the weekend following a wild car chase with the police.

Canadian rap superstar Drake appeared to use a recent stop on his Boy Meets World Tour to denounce President Donald Trump.

After much anticipation and speculation, pop mega-star Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl LI halftime show performance was largely devoid of partisan politics — much to the chagrin of myriad media and entertainment reporters.

The tens of millions of Americans watching Super Bowl LI Sunday night were treated to a politically-charged advertisement from home-sharing company Airbnb, which launched its #WeAccept ad campaign with a 30-second spot highlighting diversity.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened up about his very public feud with President Donald Trump in a new interview with Men’s Journal.

The stars of some of FOX’s biggest shows are featured in a new Super Bowl advertisement aimed at promoting “the great many things that unite us” on Super Bowl Sunday.

The Boss says he’s an “embarrassed American,” thanks to President Donald Trump.

Three months after Hillary Clinton’s stunning election loss to Donald Trump, her family foundation is facing vexing questions about its ability to exist.

Grammy Award-winning rapper Eminem called President Donald Trump a “bitch” and fantasied about sexually assaulting bestselling conservative author Ann Coulter in a song featured on fellow Detroit rapper Big Sean’s new studio album “I Decided.”

Detroit rapper Big Sean delivered a lengthy freestyle rap performance Thursday on New York radio station Hot 97 and rapped about murdering President Donald Trump.

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda came out against President Donald Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program, calling it “deeply un-American.”

In his latest exclusive video for Breitbart News, the legendary Jackie Mason scorched the “stupid” protesters objecting to President Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program for 120 days while the refugee vetting process is being reviewed.

Daytime talk show legend Regis Philbin praised the job President Donald Trump has done in the early days of his presidency.

Actress and human rights activist Angelina Jolie says President Donald Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program is like “playing with fire” and will “worsen” America’s war against terrorists.

Left-wing actress Sarah Silverman took to social media late Wednesday and called for a military coup against the Trump administration.

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), America’s largest advocacy organization for journalists of color, is demanding a meeting with NBC executives following what the group calls the “whitewashing” of Tamron Hall after she left the network earlier this week.

Actress and comedienne Melissa McCarthy is tasked with saving animals and the environment in Kia’s new Super Bowl LI commercial.

Left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore sent a warning to Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday: block President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch or face a “true progressive” in the next election.

A-list actor Matthew McConaughey sent a sobering message to celebrities and the cultural elites protesting Donald Trump’s election and his new administration: get over it.