Celebrities

Prior to Sunday’s Oscars, actor Robert De Niro traveled over to HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher to warn that if Trump wins in November, then Trump will “come looking for me.” Later, on Monday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! on ABC, De Niro claimed Trump is simultaneously “so [bleep] stupid” and a “[bleep] moron.”

Tonight is Hollywood’s biggest night, the 96th Academy Awards,  so it’s a good time to dig out the absolute worst quotes we’ve collected over the years from the “stars,” as they championed their favorite liberal politicians and badmouthed conservatives.

Singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo announced a partnership with the National Network of Abortion Funds, where ticket sales from the Houston stop of her GUTS World Tour will contribute to the support of women seeking abortions.

The classic quiz show Jeopardy is facing backlash following the inclusion of neopronouns in a recent question. A contestant chose the "Parts of Speech" category and was presented with "Xem, Xyrs, Xemself," responding with "What are pronouns?" This prompted criticism, with many accusing the popular show of promoting "leftist, progressive topics" and "delusions." A clip of the incident garnered…

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis mentioned on ABC's The View that she has "degendered" her Oscar statue and assigned it "they/them" pronouns. Curtis described the statue's home as devoid of any gender implications, adorning it with a 'they/them' button. She relates this to her support for her transgender daughter. Reports suggest the Oscar statue is likely modeled after Emilio Fernandez, a Mexican…

Before anyone was “canceled” for saying a “wrong” thing, actress Emily Blunt and I feared speaking. “It was terrifying ... you’re just gripped with terror,” says Blunt in my new video. I also used to wake up scared, fearing I might have to do a few seconds of live TV. We feared speaking because we are both stutterers.

Washington Post religion reporter Michelle Boorstein offered the typical left-wing propaganda in promoting Rob Reiner’s new documentary warning of “Christian nationalism” overwhelming democracy. 

Lil Nas X faced backlash for consuming communion wafers and wine on TikTok, an action many viewers perceived as mocking Christianity. Critics argued that such behavior towards other religions would likely be met with severe consequences. The video was apparently promoting his upcoming song “J Christ," the teaser of which features celebrity lookalikes. Critics anticipate the content will…

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Dylan Mulvaney, known for his controversial persona, appeared on the Golden Globes red carpet in a pink dress, earning widespread attention. Mulvaney previously came under scrutiny for a failed marketing campaign with Bud Light, in which he dressed as a girl. Despite the controversy, Mulvaney has continued to receive support from Hollywood, but faced critical comments online. NCAA Champion…

Jerry Seinfeld visited Israel with his family to show support for victims of Hamas' attacks. He met with Israeli hostages and missing persons' families, expressing a deep commitment to raising awareness. He received both praise and criticism on social media for his pro-Israel stance, with some denouncing his visit. Seinfeld has previously signed a letter urging Biden to act for the hostages'…

Christmas might be a time to focus on images of "Madonna and Child," but Bill Donohue of the Catholic League is once again calling out the aging pop tart's tawdry old pranks on the stage of her latest "Celebration Tour." 

Several famous actresses was apologizing for controversial remarks they made recently on the Israel-Hamas war. In a statement on Instagram, leftist Susan Sarandon is walking back remarks she made on November 17 at a "pro-Palestinian" rally in New York City, confessing she made a "terrible mistake" when she said Jews are “getting a taste of what it is like to be Muslim in this country, so often…

Beyoncé is facing criticism from pro-Palestine supporters after news that her Renaissance concert film will be screened in Israel. These fans accuse her of being hypocritical, as they see her promoting other liberation causes but not standing with Palestine. Some have even canceled their tickets to her shows in protest. Critics are using social media to voice their disappointment, while others…