Author: Jack Crane

Jimmy Fallon turned Joe Biden’s upcoming memoir into a roast, joking that the real ghostwriter behind the book was the former president himself.

JD Vance admitted the White House fumbled the Epstein files rollout, telling Joe Rogan the administration “screwed up” the messaging even as he rejected the idea that officials were trying to hide evidence.

Jimmy Kimmel spent part of his summer break mocking Mitch McConnell’s “proof of life” photo, jumping into the online frenzy over the senator’s health after McConnell’s office tried to quiet rumors with a newspaper snapshot.

Margaret Cho turned Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death into a social media punchline, then appeared to point toward President Donald Trump as a possible next name in her grim death comes in “threes” prediction.

Sam Neill died suddenly Monday in Sydney at 78, leaving his “Jurassic Park” family and generations of co-stars mourning one of film’s most quietly beloved stars.

Donald Trump Jr. emerged from a Utah courtroom convinced that the evidence against Charlie Kirk’s accused killer leaves little room for doubt.

Bruce Springsteen wrapped his anti-Trump politics in patriotism, arguing that criticizing the country is part of loving it.

Spencer Pratt is turning his Los Angeles mayoral loss into a full-blown war on California’s election system.

Former “Grey’s Anatomy” heartthrob Patrick Dempsey is keeping his Maine political drama strictly offscreen.

Dave Chappelle opened CNN’s America 250 countdown by jabbing at the liberal network and saying he understands why its questions make President Donald Trump “mad.”