Rapper Cardi B is using her recent pregnancy to get into the lucrative weight-loss game by promoting a detox tea on Instagram. It’s all part of a slick marketin...
Bristol Palin and Dakota Meyer are calling it quits on their marriage less than a year after the birth of their second child Atlee Bay Meyer and only two years after they tied the knot, in what appears to have been a shotgun marriage that neither was ever, ahem, wedded to. Meyer was the one who apparently called it quits, according to divorce papers examined by London’s Daily Mail....
Sarah Palin must have a pretty deep pockets behind her defamation lawsuit against The New York Times. The former Alaskan governor has reportedly subpoenaed almost two dozen newspaper staffers, most of whom had nothing to do with the case. IM reported last month that the 2008 Republican Vice Presidential candidate had filed the lawsuit, seemingly out of the blue, in a bid to “Gawker” the newspaper with expensive litigation. ...
Every stoner had reason to celebrate yesterday and late night television was quick to capitalize. Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Kimmel worked pot jokes into monologues in honor of 4/20 Day. See how they sparked them up! ...
Dakota Meyer, the Medal of Honor winner who recently married Sarah Palin’s daughter, has told Republican presidential candidate to man up and apologize to the family of slain US Army Capt. Humayun Khan. Palin is a strong Trump supporter. Meyer, the second youngest living person to receive the military’s highest honor, delivered a blunt message to Trump....
Jimmy Fallon did a hilarious take on Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention last night on the “Tonight Show.” He emerged from the mist on stage just like the Donald, with a little Michael Jackson thrown in. Fallon has been doing spot-on Trump impersonations throughout the campaign. In fact, he’s become the Tina Fey of Trump impersonators. He captures The Donald’s essence as well as Fey’s Sarah Palin.
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Donald Trump proved to be too ungodly for Iowa’s Republican caucus voters. Evangelicals lined up for Ted Cruz and handed him the victory in the Midwestern state....
Sarah Palin became defensive on the “Today” show this morning and claimed “promises were broken” after Savannah Guthrie ask her about comments she made that President Obama bares the blame for her son’s post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which purportedly contributed to his recent arrest. Palin, who appeared on the show principally to talk about her endorsement of Donald Trump, said she was “promised” no questions would be asked about her family....
Tina Fey’s uncanny ability to mimic Sarah Palin is as sharp as ever. She played the ditsy former vice presidential candidate opposite Darrell Hammond on “Saturday Night Live.” Fey captured Palin’s idiosyncratic endorsement of Donald Trump. Palin’s real endorsement of Trump during a campaign stop in Iowa would have been pretty hard to top. She rambled wildly and spoke in almost nonstop non sequiturs. But Fey was undaunted. ...
Sarah Palin’s endorsement of Donald Trump may help solidify his support among hard-right Republicans. But it could turn out to be the kiss of death for his presidential campaign, should he win the party’s nomination for president. GOP Sen. John McCain selected her as his running mate in 2008. She proved to be a highly polarizing figure and he lost to President Obama. Not much has changed since then....
Bristol Palin, the daughter of 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, has addressed the circumstances surrounding her failed wedding to former Marine and Medal of Honor winner Dakota Meyer, who became embroiled in a marriage scandal. Palin, 24, said in a post, titled “The Wedding That Didn’t Happen,” that she felt a need to “address the elephant-in-the-room.”...
Hillary Clinton got a taste of what she will be up against on “Saturday Night Live,” once she kicks off her campaign for president. Would you believe cold, hard and calculating? Hello Dick Nixon. Clinton is expected to announce on today (Apr. 12) that she is launching her second campaign for president. Kate McKinnon owns the caricature of her as a hard-edged, polarizing pol totally lacking in warmth or charisma. Darrell Hammond plays Bill. ...
Hillary Clinton signaled the beginning of the 2016 presidential campaign, not formally of course, but on “Saturday Night Live,” which may be just important to aspiring pols as winning the big primary states. Over the years, the sketch comedy show has had a field day with politicians and their screwy contortions–sometimes with devastating effect. Chevy Chase, of course, set the bar for SNL’s political satire back in the 1970s with his biting portrayal of then President Gerald Ford as a bumbling dolt....
Sarah Palin once again proved why she’s the most dangerous person in politics after she defended Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson’s anti-gay remarks, claiming he was just exercising his right to free speech. She blames his problems on "intolerants." Say What?. Robertson got tangled up in sexual politics in an interview published in GQ magazine....
Sarah Palin’s days as a national leader appear to be over. A new poll of Alaska voters found that the former vice presidential candidate is trailing incumbents in both senatorial and gubernatorial elections that are slated for 2014....
Justin Bieber the singer was much better than Justin Bieber the budding actor on “Saturday Night Live.” His opening monologue was solid but he wasn’t much more than an extra in his skits. Bieber has talked about wanting to go into acting, but it was clear he wasn’t taking any chances with his already fragile image and neither was the cast....
Julianne Moore’s biggest critic of her role as Sarah Palin in “Game Change,” was Sarah Palin herself. But Moore got in the last dig. She won the best actress Emmy for a movie or minisreries for her portrayal in the HBO drama about Palin’s selection as John McCain’s vice presidential running mate. The movie was based on the book by journalists Mark Halperin and John Heilemann. Moore faced the difficult task of capturing Palin’s character without veering into the “Saturday Night Live” caricature that Tiny Fey made so popular....
“Homeland” and “Game Change,” two television shows grounded in current events, were the big winners at the Primetime Emmy Awards last night (Sept. 23), besting previous winners like “Mad Men,” “Downton Abbey,” and “Game of Thrones,” all of which are rooted in fantasy or the past. Danes was up against formidable competition from veteran actresses: Glenn Close in “Damages,” Kathy Bates in “Harry’s Law,” Julianna Marguiles in “The Good Wife, Michelle Dockery in “Downton Abby” and Elizabeth Moss in “Mad Men.”...
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan was forced to acknowledge he lied when he said he ran a marathon in under three hours, but only after he was called out on it by the news media. Is this just braggadocio or does it raise questions about his grip on reality. Ryan’s convention speech was riddled with factual inaccuracies that went beyond mere misstatements of facts. He engaged in outright, seemingly willful distortions. Is there a pattern here?...
Madonna’s MDNA tour is barely a week old and she’s already caused an international incident with political ramifications in France. She reportedly portrays National Front leader Marine Le Pen with a Swastika on her forehead....
President Obama spared no one, including himself, during his White House Correspondents Dinner speech last night (Apr. 29), but there were a few awkward moments, especially when he joked about eating dogs. The audience seemed baffled and slightly taken aback when the president asked if they knew the difference between a pit bull and a hockey mom. “The pitbull is delicious,” he said to nervous laughter...
Matt Lauer and crew at NBC’s “Today Show” thought they were pulling a fast one when Sarah Palin co-hosted the show the same day that Katie Couric was debuted on rival “Good Morning America.” “The Daily Show’s” Jon Stewart didn’t find it amusing. “Seriously, seriously…It’s the Today Show,” Stewart bellowed in a hilarious send up of the notion. Clearly the Today show was running scared and has no shame....
Julianne Moore is in the spotlight as Sarah Palin in the first trailer for the upcoming HBO movie about the 2008 election, but Woody Harrelson and Ed Harris as John McCain hold their own in “Game Change.” Judging from the trailer, the movie doesn’t look like it pulls any punches in its analysis of the personalities and the issues that shaped an historic election. Since viewers already know the outcome, the story here is in the telling....
Julianne Moore has done the impossible. She has matched Tiny Fey's impersonation former Alaska Gov. Saran Palin in both looks and mannerisms. She showed off her caricature in a new clip of the upcoming HBO movie "Game Change."...
