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ABC News White House correspondent Tara Palmeri claims that comedian Alec Baldwin once told her how he hoped she would “choke to death” while she was working as a tabloid reporter in New York City.

Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus starred in an ad for the ‘Multiply Your Vote’ campaign this weekend warning that the United States is heading towards a situation similar to that of Nazi Germany unless President Donald Trump’s power is restrained.

Left-wing actor Michael Rapaport took issue with a recent get out the vote ad by stars Brad Pitt and Leo DiCaprio saying that their video ad was “too calm,” and not “in your face” enough to convince people to vote.

NBC is facing heavy controversy after Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson mocked GOP congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw, a former Navy SEAL who lost an eye fighting in Afghanistan. Davidson referred to Crenshaw as looking like “a hitman in a porno movie.”

Saturday Night Live host Pete Davidson mocked the appearance of former Navy SEAL Dan Crenshaw, who lost his eye fighting terrorists in Afghanistan, comparing the Republican candidate to a “hitman in a porno movie.”

Cast members of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and actor Adam Scott knocked on doors Saturday to encourage residents to vote for California Democrat Katie Hill.

Danny DeVito, Charlie Day, Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson, and Glenn Howerton in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005)

Hollywood stars Julianne Moore and Rosario Dawson teamed up to endorse Democrats in a midterm vote video taking the Trump administration to task over its immigration policy and claiming that President Donald Trump is violating “international law” by “imprisoning children.”

Actors Chris Rock and Keegan-Michael Key star in a get out the vote ad claiming that black voters are being “disenfranchised.” The stars offer black voters advice on what to do if they are turned away at their polling place.

Model and left-wing political activist Emily Ratajkowski declared Friday that “feminism is great for everyone” and said that the United States has an “insane problem” with police. “It’s important to accept men,” Emily Ratajkowski said at the “Power Women Summit” held

Far-left actor Alec Baldwin issued a non-denial denial Saturday over the allegation he punched a 49-year-old man.

A new video released by NowThis features actors Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio encouraging midterm election turnout by highlighting several left-wing causes like climate change and gun control.

Actor and left-wing activist Alec Baldwin was arrested Friday for allegedly punching a person in New York City, according to reports.

HBO issued a statement accusing Trump of misappropriating its trademark after he tweeted a Game of Thrones-related meme about imposing sanctions on Iran. 

Actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda on Thursday compared President Donald Trump’s passionate defense against false reportage by the establishment media to Adolf Hitler’s attacks on the German press.

Comedy Central is mocking celebrity get-out-the-vote campaigns by releasing its own “Should We Vote?” initiative.

Media mogul Oprah Winfrey canvassed door-to-door for Georgia’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams on Thursday, hours after delivering a racially charged speech at a campaign rally.

It’s no surprise that fervent Hillary Clinton supporter and longtime Democratic Party fundraiser Barbra Streisand doesn’t think much of Donald Trump. The surprise is that the legendary singer chose to devote much of her new album, “Walls,” to a series of laments about the U.S. president’s policies.

Left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore claims Pope Francis told him capitalism is a sin.

Hollywood director Judd Apatow went after the Murdoch family Thursday for Fox News’ coverage of the migrant caravan heading toward the United States, accusing the network of sowing “hate and division.”

Rapper Travis Scott campaigned for Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke at an event in Houston this weekend, urging fans to “go out, hit these polls, attack these polls.”

In a Thursday speech in the Republican-leaning suburbs of Atlanta, Oprah Winfrey urged voters to make history by backing Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams in next week’s election, saying she refuses to allow the sacrifices of those who were “lynched” and “oppressed” to be “in vain.”