Hollywood celebrities indulged in schadenfreude Monday following Fox News’ shock announcement that it is parting ways with its most popular primetime anchor, Tucker Carlson, after seven years. Left-wing stars including Rob Reiner, Marc Maron, George Takei, Jane Lynch, Josh Gad,
Hollywood celebrities are freaking out after former President Donald Trump urged his supporters to protest his upcoming arrest, which he said in a social media post will come on Tuesday based on “illegal leaks” from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Hollywood celebrities are expressing their rage over Georgia’s sweeping new voter integrity law, which implements voter identification requirements and limits ballot drop boxes. Left-wing stars — the vast majority of whom don’t live in Georgia — are condemning the law as racist, “straight up” evil, and a form of “voter suppression.”
Hollywood celebrities are creating a social media swarm in an effort to help Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) end the filibuster. They are also waging a shame campaign against moderate Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin (WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (AZ), who have broken ranks by so far refusing to back the left-wing effort.
The latest trailer for Showtime’s leftist miniseries “The Comey Rule” depicts President Donald Trump as a “mob boss” with no respect for the law and fretting over allegations he enjoys “golden showers.”
Boris Johnson’s net zero policy will cost taxpayers the equivalent of a £100 billion HS2 project every year till 2050.
Hollywood elites celebrated their version of Christmas on Wednesday as the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump along mostly partisan lines, with Democrats passing the two articles of impeachment brought by the House Judiciary Committee. A slew
The green energy targets being pursued by Britain’s main political parties are so impossibly deluded, fantastical and overambitious that they could only be achievable with the intervention of herds of magical unicorns.
Actor Michael Kelly, best known for playing the chief of staff of fictional President Frank Underwood in the hit Netflix program House of Cards, lambasted President Donald Trump over the ongoing partial government shutdown.
House of Cards star Michael Kelly says political common ground can be found by admitting “AR-15s are bad machines” and “we don’t need them in this country.”
