Actor Scott Baio, the “Charles in Charge,” “Arrested Development” star, said he moved from California to Florida because the Golden State had devolved into a “third-world country.”
Happy days are here again for Scott Baio. After the actor declared last week he had had enough of California and was leaving with his family he has landed in Florida and declared that is now his new home.
Scott Baio has had enough of California. The actor is so sick of its left-wing politics, and the crime, the homelessness, the lawlessness, and the grim future it holds, after 45 years he is taking his family with him and
Hollywood actor Scott Baio has called out his fellow celebrities who supported and campaigned for Joe Biden, noting their silence on the president’s catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan that resulted in thousands of Americans stranded behind enemy lines and 13 dead U.S. military personnel in twin suicide bombings last week.
The negative reviews are pouring in for Hollywood star Tim Matheson, who recently tweeted a joke making fun of Melania Trump’s English. Even the actor’s subsequent apology has rung hollow, with a number of people pointing out that the actor posted another demeaning tweet directed at the Slovenian-born former first lady after issuing his apology.
Hundreds of Americans marched from West Hollywood to Beverly Hills on Saturday to show their love for the country.
A charity event in honor of a California police officer killed in a mass shooting in 2018 is being postponed indefinitely because supporters of President Donald Trump were on the invite list.
“I wish I would have thought of this,” Avenatti wrote on Twitter in response. “Oh Wait.”
While several conservatives and Republicans in Hollywood are keeping quiet about their support for Donald Trump — especially in the wake of the violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the media’s assertion that the president did not condemn neo-Nazis and white supremacists fast enough — actor Scott Baio insists that “conservatives in Hollywood have had it.”
Actor Scott Baio, an outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump, was reportedly physically assaulted by protesters in Washington, DC on Friday night.
Actor and singer Eric McCormack says he would be willing to perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on one condition.
Actor Scott Baio says he was physically attacked by Nancy Mack, wife of Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, over his support for Donald Trump.
As controversy surrounding an old audio recording continues to swirl around Donald Trump, actor Jon Voight is calling on Republican voters to let the Republican presidential candidate know they are “completely behind him.”
Speaking Saturday on Fox News Channel’s “Justice,” actor Scott Baio called House Speaker Paul Ryan a “punk” who has been “looking for a way out” of his support of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump. “Paul Ryan, in my opinion, is
Hey, America. Lots of rich, famous Hollywood celebrities love Hillary Clinton. And so you should love her, too.
Tuesday on MSNBC’s special election coverage, host Tamron Hall had a heated interview with actor and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump supporter, Scott Baio. Partial transcript as follows: HALL: Did you write your own speech? Nothing plagiarized there? BAIO:
Actor Scott Baio spoke in support of presumptive GOP presidential nominee at the Republican National Convention on Monday, focusing his brief speech on what it means to be an American.
Earlier this week on Fox Business Network, actor Scott Baio said President Barack Obama’s reluctance to say “Islamic terror” means “he’s dumb, he’s Muslim or he’s a Muslim sympathizer.” “And I don’t think he’s dumb,” Baio added. He went on
Scott Baio has endorsed Republican frontrunner Donald Trump for president. The 55-year-old Happy Days and Joanie Loves Chachi star made his endorsement in an interview with Fox News’ Judge Jeanine Pirro on Saturday. “It’s very simple,” Baio told Pirro of
