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Jon Voight fired off a video defending Fox News host Laura Ingraham as she battles back against hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg and others calling for her firing.

Hip Hop artist, Snoop Dogg, and other rappers expressed outrage after Fox News host Laura Ingraham mocked deceased rapper Nipsey Hussle’s song called “FDT.”

“The Good Fight” tweeted words in one column spell out the message “Assassinate President Trump,” while a second column reads “Eliminate Mar-a-Lago.”

John Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen were featured at a Democrat retreat where they bashed the President, admitting his policies make them ‘cry inside.’

Two-time presidential loser and former First Lady Hillary Clinton compared her life in politics to the television series ‘Game of Thrones.’

Alec Baldwin, who pretends to be a President in his role on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ teased a run at Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

Hollywood liberals John Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen will be speaking to the House Democratic Caucus when they hold their upcoming retreat.

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actor Isaiah Washington took to social media on Monday to thank President Trump for his support of the “First Step Act.”

The Kardashian-Jenner family ICE for their role in detaining an illegal immigrant who had been stalking Kendall Jenner, breaking into her home on two occasions.

Chris Evans admits he’d have a very difficult time playing the role of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in a film because he’s a Trump supporter.

Charles Barkley believes that the real victims of the Jussie Smollett saga are people who have actually suffered hate crime attacks.

Hollywood actor and ‘Captain Marvel’ star Samuel L. Jackson blasted supporters of President Trump as “complicit” in the planet’s destruction.

A new comic book featuring New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez “as a ‘butt-kicking’ political superhero” is in the works.

NBA legend Charles Barkley repeatedly roasted Jussie Smollett during TNT’s halftime coverage of a Houston Rockets-Los Angeles Lakers game Thursday night.

Former President Barack Obama explained that men confident in themselves don’t need to flaunt money or women to prove it.

Don Lemon is fretting that media outlets and the President will pounce on news that the Jussie Smollett hate crime was, in fact, a hoax.

American singer Cher took a jab at New York progressives for squashing a deal with Amazon to establish their second headquarters in New York City.

A playful exchange between Michelle Obama and her mom shows the former First Lady insisting she is “a real star,” despite her mother’s skepticism.

Former Fox and NBC News host Megyn Kelly lashed out in response to a vulgar anti-Trump message from comedienne Sarah Silverman.

Ace Frehley, ex-guitarist for the legendary rock band Kiss, believes all Americans should stand behind their President or “go move to another country.”

Pete Davidson took heat over the weekend for mocking the appearance of Dan Crenshaw (TX), who lost his eye in Afghanistan. Crenshaw responded.

Donald Trump doesn’t think the support of a former President or a talk show legend are going to help Democrat Stacey Abrams get elected governor of Georgia.

Oprah Winfrey hit the campaign trail for Stacey Abrams, while Vice President Mike Pence fired back on behalf of Republican Brian Kemp.

Kanye West delivered a pro-Trump speech complete with a bright red ‘Make America Great Again’ hat at the end of his Saturday Night Live performance.

Michael Moore’s latest attempt at denigrating a Republican president failed miserably, earning just $3 million on its opening weekend.

John Goodman, former co-star of the hit sitcom, “Roseanne,” has finally broken his silence on the network’s decision to fire Roseanne Barr.

A pair of responses to West Hollywood’s largely symbolic vote is putting a damper on the liberal effort to remove Trump’s star.

Rosie O’Donnell led a group of Broadway performers in a musical protest of the President on Monday night in front of the White House.

Peter Fonda encouraged followers to take ballots from millennials, fill them out on their behalf, and send them into the local Board of Elections.

Comedian Tim Allen broke his silence about ABC’s decision to fire Roseanne Barr over a controversial tweet about a former aide to Barack Obama.