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Donald Trump has shared a fake image of Kamala Harris appearing in a photograph alongside Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.The picture was posted on the former president’s Truth Social website and shared by TMZ, with the image implying that the Vice President attended one of Diddy’s sex events called “freak offs”.The rapper was arrested in New York this week and charged with sex trafficking, racketeering and transporting for prostitution. It followed a string of sexual misconduct allegations filed against him over the past year.He was quickly denied bail after his arrest, with the latest reports claiming that he had been placed on suicide watch as he awaits trial.The indictment alleges that Diddy and his associates would coerce victims into participating in days-long “freak offs”, which were “elaborate and produced sex performances that Combs arranged, directed, masturbated during, and often electronically recorded.”“Kamala doing the Diddy? Madam Vice President, have you ever been involved with or engaged in one of Puff Daddy’s freak offs?” a caption read over the photo, which also features another woman.The photo shared by Trump was indeed doctored, and the original image actually featured the Democratic presidential nominee with her ex Montel Williams and his daughter Ashley at the 2001 Race to Erase Multiple Sclerosis.This is hardly the first time Trump has shared falsified images online during his ongoing campaign for reelection.The Republican nominee falsely claimed Taylor Swift’s endorsement with a series of AI-generated posts.

With President Joe Biden away from the White House, it was left Friday to another man with Oval Office experience to stand at the front of the Rose Garden and give a rousing call to service.Martin Sheen and others from the cast of “The West Wing,” the hit drama about a liberal president and his staff, were invited by first lady Jill Biden for an event to mark the 25th anniversary of the show.Sheen exhorted the crowd to find something worth fighting for, “something deeply personal and uncompromising, something that can unite the will of the spirit with the work of the flesh.”His voice and hands rose, his cadence matching perfectly that of President Jed Bartlet, the character Sheen played for seven seasons.“When we find that, we will discover fire for the second time, and then we will be able to help lift up this nation and all its people to that place where the heart is without fear, and their head is held high,” Sheen said.“The West Wing” remains a favorite of many who now work in Washington, both liberal and conservative. Among those spotted in the Rose Garden were House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, and Joe Walsh, once a tea party-aligned Illinois congressman who is now a sharp critic of former President Donald Trump and supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.Asked to name his favorite character, Walsh replied, “I’m partial to Martin Sheen because I want to be president one day.” (Walsh ran and lost a longshot Republican primary challenge to Trump in 2020.)It was clear in the speeches and the party’s touches that at least a few “West Wing” fans work in the White House.There was the US Marine Band playing the opening notes to the show’s theme as Biden and the cast walked out.

Bill Maher is looking to a good old-fashioned American pastime to help heal the nation.

Facing an ever-growing chorus of criticism, the Secret Service today attempted to be transparent and upfront about its potentially fatal errors protecting former President Donald Trump during a July campaign rally in Butler, PA in which Trump was shot and wounded.

Coming off Eva Longoria’s appearance on the final night of the Democratic National Convention last month, the Hyphenate Media Group co-founder is “hopeful” that Kamala Harris will beat Donald Trump in the election.

While it’s no secret which presidential candidate Barry Diller supports, the media mogul reserves particular scorn for Donald Trump‘s “plutocrat” supporters.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Howard Stern and Donald Trump were locked in a war of words this week after the SiriusXM radio host shared some blunt opinions about Trump supporters. Stern said that he has no respect for Americans who vote for Trump for president, which prompted Trump to claim Stern “went woke” and lost radio listeners as a result. “This whole idea of you like me, you are good, and if you don’t, you are bad… I’ve been the victim of this,” Stern said during a recent episode of “The Howard Stern Show” (via The Daily Beast).

George Clooney has commented on Taylor Swift endorsing Kamala Harris in the race for the next President of the United States.The US presidential election is approaching in November. Harris is the Democratic candidate – having replaced Joe Biden on July 22 – running against Donald Trump as the Republican option.Last week – following the first debate between Harris and Trump – Swift told fans in that she will be voting for the current Vice President.

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Donald Trump in a new interview, saying the former President of the United States is “a lot smarter than people want to say about him”.Stan is playing Trump is the upcoming film The Apprentice, which explores Trump’s life as a businessman in New York in the ‘70s and ‘80s. It received its premiere in May at the Cannes Film Festival, where it received an eight-minute standing ovation.Speaking to Variety, Stan explained: “I think he’s a lot smarter than people want to say about him…because he repeats things consistently, and he’s given you a brand.”Stan revealed that he watched many videos of Trump on a loop while preparing for The Apprentice.“I had 130 videos on his physicality on my phone,” he continued.

Sean Ono Lennon has opened up about the one Taylor Swift lyric from her entire discography that left him feeling “uncomfortable”.Earlier this week (September 15), Lennon – the son of Beatles icon John Lennon and Yoko Ono – took to his official X/Twitter account to respond to former US president Donald Trump saying that he “hates” the ‘Bejeweled’ singer.“Hating on Taylor Swift is not a good look,” Ono Lennon tweeted.In a separate tweet, he added that although he is not a fan of the pop star, he “can’t think of a single song so I don’t really know if I like it or not”. He went on to call Swift a “uniquely successful American”, adding: “A young woman who has done things in a way that no one has done before her.”Lennon continued: “She is the kind of American that should be respected and in fact treasured.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Kamala Harris participated in Wired’s autocomplete interview series and was asked about what it’s like getting endorsed by Taylor Swift, perhaps the most famous celebrity on the planet these days. The pop star endorsed the Harris-Walz ticket following Harris’ first presidential debate against Donald Trump earlier this month. “I am very proud to have the support of Taylor Swift.

Iman Shumpert and Amber Rose were spotted spending time together this week.

Lady Gaga‘s father Joe Germanotta is sharing his thoughts on the 2024 Presidential Race.

At least six people are suffering from mysterious eye injuries after attending a Donald Trump rally last week.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has officially rejected a call by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to “take away” the government’s broadcast license from ABC, after Trump was angry about his treatment from ABC News’ moderators in his Sept. 10 debate with VP Kamala Harris.

Billie Eilish’s song ‘When the Party’s Over’ has been used as the closing track in a campaign ad from Vice President Kamala Harris’ which focuses on reproductive care.Earlier this week, the ‘Happier Than Ever’ singer and her brother and collaborator Finneas endorsed Harris’ presidential candidacy. The siblings shared a video on social media, announcing that they are voting for her and Tim Walz, “because they are fighting to protect our reproductive freedom, our planet and our democracy.”Finneas went on to say: “We can’t let extremists control our lives, our freedoms and our future.

A row has broken out over Nigel Farage’s claim that safety concerns prevent him from holding constituency surgeries, with Parliament’s security services disputing the suggestion.

Sebastian Stan opened up in an interview with Variety.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Sebastian Stan is tired of people dismissing Marvel movies. The actor is having the run of his career this fall, with two new films exploring different sides of his talent. “The Apprentice” (in which he plays a young and ambitious real-estate developer named Donald Trump) and “A Different Man” (in which he plays a New Yorker who suffers from the tumor disorder neurofibromatosis) arrive ahead of next year’s “Thunderbolts,” the Marvel tentpole in which Stan will reprise his role as Bucky Barnes.

Sebastian Stan, in real life, sounds very little like Donald Trump, whom he’s playing in the new film “The Apprentice.” Sure, they share a tristate accent — Stan has lived in the city for years and attended Rutgers University before launching his career — but he speaks with none of Trump’s emphasis on his own greatness. Trump dwells, Stan skitters. Trump attempts to draw topics together over lengthy stem-winders (what he recently called “the weave”), while Stan has a certain unwillingness to be pinned down, a desire to keep moving.