Chris Rock is still taking swings at woke culture, likening cancel-culture enforcers to Salem witch hunters who began with a real target and kept expanding the hunt to keep the business going.
Author: Jack Crane
Jack White branded President Donald Trump the “Worst American of All Time” after a Nebraska rally riff about the Iran war swerved into Los Angeles and San Diego being hit.
Roger Clemens showed up at a Texas campaign event to praise President Trump and walked off with a White House honor that baseball writers have never given him.
Sean Hannity says powerful pressure came down on him to steer his Fox News viewers toward COVID-19 vaccination, even though he believed medical choices belonged between each person and a doctor.
Debra Messing is crossing New York’s political aisle to support a Republican for governor, arguing that the city she has long loved has become too unaffordable and diminished for her to stay with the Democratic side of the race.
Jon Gruden brought halftime-speech energy to an Ohio Trump rally, taking the stage for Sen. Jon Husted before President Donald Trump stepped in front of the crowd. The former NFL coach popped up at the Republican event in Vandalia, Ohio, where Husted presented him to supporters gathered at Butler High School, just north of Dayton. Trump later singled out Gruden from the stage, calling the Super Bowl-winning coach one of his favorites and pointing to their 2025 golf outing. “We even have one of my favorite coaches in the whole world here, Jon Gruden,” Trump told the crowd after Gruden’s…
Robert De Niro marched onto Jimmy Kimmel’s Brooklyn set Wednesday armed with a baseball bat and a fake FCC persona, turning the host’s gripe about government pressure into a roughhouse sketch about President Donald Trump and the agency now threatening late-night television.
Bill Burr warned that Trump supporters cheering immigration crackdowns may eventually discover the same government power turned in their direction.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) accused Joe Rogan of hiding behind his massive podcast audience while refusing to put the governor in the same room for a direct fight.
Pete Davidson turned a late-night couch chat into a public plea for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to finally do something about the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.