George Clooney floated his preferred Democratic bench for 2028, took his own name off the table and drew a two-word dismissal from the White House after turning his Venice Film Festival appearances into a string of political broadsides.
Author: Jack Crane
Jimmy Kimmel returned from summer break with President Donald Trump still firmly in his sights, opening his first show back with a blistering monologue just as a new report claimed “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” may be nearing its final curtain.
Kevin Reddington turned Lindsay Clancy’s hung-jury win into a bizarre appeal to President Trump, asking him to consider a pardon in a Massachusetts murder case presidents cannot wipe away.
Spencer Pratt ripped Ryan Reynolds after the “Deadpool” star soured on America’s rose-colored view of the 1980s, calling him a “tool” and accusing Hollywood figures of making “every normal American hate them.”
Dr. Phil McGraw says millions of Americans have been locked out of the federal UFO process while more than 1,800 strange-sighting reports sit untouched by the Pentagon.
Maria Bartiromo’s lawyer came out swinging after coverage of her Fox Business exit said the longtime anchor had been fired, calling the reports “absolutely and unequivocally false” and warning that evidence would emerge “through the courthouse or otherwise.”
President Donald Trump had no trouble finding the bright side in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to return to the United Kingdom.
Former first son Hunter Biden put a remarkably precise number on being “a little bit” gay.
Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams broke from President Donald Trump and Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves after Dolly Parton’s death.
Hillary Clinton’s office asked for an unpaid intern with “a high level of professionalism and discretion,” and online critics instantly turned the job listing into a punchline about Monica Lewinsky.