On Saturday, 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris made a cameo during the cold open of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” alongside Maya Rudolph, who has played Harris on the show and did so in this sketch. Harris and her
The maker of M&M’s has announced it will discontinue its animated “spokescandy” characters following an avalanche of negative consumer reaction toward the blatantly woke turn the once-universally loved candy had taken.
Vice President Kamala Harris reportedly spent her recent time in Los Angeles partying with Hollywood elites and visiting some of her favorite restaurants as average Americans everywhere continue to be crushed by out-of-control inflation and soaring gas prices.
Hollywood elites stood and applauded actor Will Smith when he won Best Actor at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, moments after Smith assaulted and cursed at Oscars presenter Chris Rock.
The cast of the hit comedy film Bridesmaids reunited virtually on Thursday to promote “Register a Friend Day,” partnering with the left-wing voting group called I am a voter.
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.
This week’s cold open on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” featured Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris cast with Beck Bennett and Maya Rudolph, respectively, and Kate McKinnon as moderator Susan Page.
Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton are teaming up with their “Saturday Night Live” doubles Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler for a “grassroots” fundraiser to help propel Joe Biden into the White House.
Actress Gal Gadot posted a video on Instagram on Wednesday featuring a compilation of celebrities singing John Lennon’s “Imagine” to transcend quarantines as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Presenters and winners at Sunday’s Academy Award’s ceremony once again took the opportunity to preach their political opinions, with Hollywood stars lecturing viewers at home on everything from Holocaust-level racism in America today to the importance of immigration.
Actress and comedian Maya Rudolph took shots at President Donald Trump during the opening of the 91st Academy Awards Sunday evening, saying Mexico is not covering the cost of a border wall with the United States.
