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Actress-turned-filmmaker Justine Bateman (who starred with Michael J. Fox on Family Ties in the 1980s) did not endorse Donald Trump, nor does she call herself conservative. She avoids political labels. She wants a free, robust return to free speech, American style. But The Hollywood Reporter got that all wrong. 

Oprah Winfrey is one of the richest people in Hollywood, and she earned every penny.

The left has made it clear that, in this election, no parodying of themselves are allowed given what they perceive as an existential threat to American lives and the country itself if former President Trump were reelected. Such was the case on Friday’s CBS Mornings Plus with Armando Innucci, the creator HBO’s Veep, complaining about comparisons between his fictional vice…

Thanks to the outsized role that “the media” — that’s the news media, entertainment media, and social media — play in our national discourse, the vacuous and vulgar pronouncements of left-wing celebrities are widely promoted as if they were actually important contributions to the political dialogue.

What did they expect? The team behind Monday’s “Megalopolis” IMAX screening invited two of Hollywood’s biggest Trump critics to celebrate the film’s Sept. 27 release.

On Friday morning, the “Big Three” networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC were almost in state of euphoria over Oprah Winfrey’s Thursday night “star-studded get-out-the-vote effort for” Vice President Kamala Harris that was “classic” work from “the queen of talk”, including “deeply personal and emotional stories” (and utter falsehoods).

Celebrities participating in the 76th annual Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 15, on ABC surprisingly steered clear of presidential politics this election season, despite a couple of jabs directed at vice-presidential candidate JD Vance and his past ‘childless cat lady' remarks, that were taken out of context and overblown by the left.

CNN host Chris Wallace joined his colleagues on CNN News Central on Friday to promote his latest episode of HBO Max's Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace with actor Robert De Niro. In both shows, Wallace marveled at De Niro labeling Trump a “gangster” and claimed that the accusation means more coming from him because he has played gangsters in movies.

It appears that NBC News has definitely settled on a post-debate angle. Having not been an active participant in the clinic on awful moderation put on by ABC, the Peacock Network is going with full-blown Swiftamania.

Thursday’s CBS Mornings spent nearly its entire two hours of run time (with commercials) celebrating the previous day’s proceedings at the Democratic National Convention as if they have a personal stake in ensuring Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) win in November. Not only that, but the show felt the need to ebulliently hold up the various speakers at the DNC,…

James Woods did something he rarely does this week. He appeared on a talk show for a wide-ranging chat on everything from acting to President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline.

It's now time for the promotional progressive press to lean into how cool Kamala is, so they tout endorsements by pop stars and gush over Maya Rudolph playing (not mocking) Harris on Saturday Night Live. CNN's Dana Bash said she was 'very, very, excited.' 

On Wednesday, the big three of ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship morning news shows to wave their blue, rhetorical pom-poms for Vice President Kamala Harris following a Georgia rally featuring rapper Megan Thee Stallion, cheering the “fired up” crowd symbolizing “an intense new wave of enthusiasm” for Democrats.

The Netflix documentary series “How to Become a Tyrant” explores some of history’s biggest villains.