John Leguizamo

NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas sat down with actor John Leguizamo for Friday’s “Great Americans” segment to help him promote both his far-left identity politics and his appearance in The Odyssey. However, neither man appeared to realize the hypocrisy inherent in that.

Actor John Leguizamo stopped by Comedy Central and The Daily Show’s “In My Opinion” segment on Wednesday to give his thoughts on the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that upheld birthright citizenship. According to Leguizamo, critics of the decision should be careful what they wish for because once upon a time “every white person was here illegally.”

Apple TV+’s Smoke, a gripping new procedural drama, currently ranks third on the platform for good reason. Stellar acting, sharp directing, and shocking twists hook viewers, making it a compelling watch. But, as with most Hollywood shows, it comes with a price. In this case, it’s tired anti-white male tropes.

Bill Maher admits he didn’t do his homework in one area before interviewing John Leguizamo.

Even by its standards, ABC’s Friday edition of The View was deranged. The cantankerous quintet welcomed actor, comedian, and professional race hustler John Leguizamo to the show to baselessly accuse the Trump Administration of running “pogroms,” among several other racially inflammatory statements.

Actor and race merchant John Leguizamo’s most recent appearance on CNN’s Laura Coates Live demonstrates the risks inherent to booking actors to say their own words as opposed to words written for them by someone else.

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.

John Leguizamo is the kind of person who thinks political comedy is just ranting at someone with excessive amounts of swear words. On Thursday, Leguizamo stopped by Comedy Central and The Daily Show to claim that Republicans only want white people to vote by labeling GOP-backed election laws “bullshit.”

Following Donald Trump's "hush-money" trial verdict, which found him guilty on all 34 counts, celebrities took to social media to react. While Kathy Griffin, Barbra Streisand, Stephen King, Rob Reiner, Bette Midler, John Leguizamo, and Mark Hamill celebrated the verdict, others like Elon Musk and Caitlyn Jenner criticized it, expressing concern over the potential damage done to the faith in…

Actor, alleged comedian, and massive narcissist John Leguizamo stopped by CBS and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday to hype his MSNBC miniseries about “Latinx lenses all across America.” Before that, however, Leguizamo blasted Univision for not bashing Donald Trump all the time and that, as a result, he trumpeted that he will no longer be appearing on the network.

Actor/playwright/woke sermonizer John Leguizamo joined the bitter harridans at ABC’s The View, delighting them with his own performative bitterness and racial grievance. He was also there, ironically, to promote his own show on a new streaming platform called The Network.

Actor and alleged comedian John Leguizamo joined Tuesday’s edition of The Daily Show on Comedy Central to have a calm and rational, adult-like reaction to polling that shows Donald Trump leading among Latinos. Just kidding, he decided to torture a piñata while going off a profanity-ridden Spanish tirade.

Throughout all of 2023, the late night comedians told a total of 9,518 political jokes, and of these 7,729 or 81 percent were directed at someone or something on the right side of the political spectrum, an MRC study has found.

I’m old enough to remember when comedy, especially late-night comedy, used to be funny and mostly devoid of the screeching leftwing neopuritanism we endure today. John Leguizamo’s recent opinion segment on The Daily Show, with its attendant rant on the kerfuffle surrounding Televisa’s interview of former President Donald Trump, was an even more painful reminder of when comedy used to be funny…