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Pete Hegseth, who departed Fox News last week when he was chosen as Donald Trump‘s nominee to lead the Department of Defense, now faces the disclosure of new details of a 2017 encounter in which a woman told police that he sexually assaulted her at a Monterey, CA hotel.

Jessica Rosenworcel, the first woman to serve as permanent FCC chair, will depart the agency on January 20, the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced that she intends to depart the agency on Jan. 20, 2025, when President-elect Donald Trump assumes office. Trump has picked Brendan Carr, the senior Republican commissioner at the FCC, as the agency’s new chairman.

told The Wrap.The couple, who wed in 2008, will likely “never” return to the US on a permanent basis, the insider adds.Separate sources told TMZ that the duo decided to “get the hell out” of the country immediately following the President-elect’s victory over Kamala Harris, which left them feeling “very disillusioned.”The former talk show host was vocal about her support of Harris — and even reportedly doated $3,300 to the vice president’s campaign.In August, DeGeneres publicly endorsed Harris on Instagram.“There’s nothing more powerful than a woman whose time has come!! I can’t wait for @KamalaHarris to be our next president,” she captioned her post.DeGeneres, who reportedly boasts an eye-popping $370 million net worth, has had an extensive property portfolio over the years.Her most recent home purchase was in Montecito, which she and de Rossi snapped up in 2019 for $27 million. The duo lived next door to their close pals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The couple are now reportedly living in the Cotswolds in South West England — nearly two hours from London.The Post has reached out to reps for DeGeneres and de Rossi for comment.It’s no surprise that it costs a pretty penny to live in the area.

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife have reportedly moved to England and will likely “never” return to the US.An anonymous source close to the couple told The Wrap that DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have already moved to the Cotswolds region in England and have put up their Montecito, California estate up for sale. According to the source, the couple will never return to the United States.According to the source, the move was primarily due to Donald Trump winning the Presidential election earlier this month.

Paul Walter Hauser is willing to do what other actors reportedly refused to do – speak with Sebastian Stan for a new installment of Variety’s “Actors on Actors.”

Donald Trump never followed through on threats to take The Apprentice to court, but star Sebastian Stan has certainly experienced personal praise and a public rebuffing from his fellow A-Listers and their PR teams over the controversial biopic.

President-elect Donald Trump’s newly announced pick for Secretary of Education, WWE co-founder Linda McMahon.“I don’t think Donald Trump is just going to abolish the Department of Education,” said Griffin, who worked in the first Trump administration but endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.“I think he’s going to move to invest more on voucher systems in education savings plans,” the chat show co-host added of Trump.Hostin was having none of it.“What happens with vouchers, the studies show very clearly, that they fund students that are already attending private schools, so people with money get those vouchers, use those vouchers to pay less for their private schools, and their kids go on to do well,” the left-leaning legal expert said.“Where do you get the money for those vouchers? You pull the money from those poor schools,” she went on.Despite attempts to interrupt Hostin, Griffin was unsuccessful.“Let me get in just to make it a conversation,” she said before pointing out that Hostin went to private school while she attended public school.As Hostin continued to make her case loudly against school vouchers, with Griffin trying to interject, Goldberg decided to stop the conversation.“Nobody can figure out what’s being said here right now,” the Oscar winner exclaimed.Hostin tried to continue, saying she wanted to finish making her point — but Goldberg wouldn’t allow it. “No.

Marie Claire to commemorate her showbiz career as she nears her fifth decade, the politically active Texas native said one self-aware thing.“I’m privileged,” she proclaimed.It went downhill from there as she spoke about her new life in both Mexico and Spain, while going on to bash Trump.“I get to escape and go somewhere. Most Americans aren’t so lucky.

The Simpsons voice actor Pamela Hayden, who has voiced Milhouse and several other characters on the show for over 35 years, has announced that she is retiring.Hayden has voiced Milhouse Van Houten – the blue-haired best friend of Bart Simpson – for almost 700 episodes since the show first began in 1989.Her final episode will be Treehouse Of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes, which airs on November 24.As well as Milhouse, Hayden also voiced characters including school bully Jimbo Jones, Ned Flanders’ son Rod, Chief Wiggum’s wife Sarah and Lisa’s friend Janey Powell.“People come up to me and they quote Milhouse lines,” Hayden said in a video announcing her retirement. “People are always saying what a nerd he is.

A report has emerged suggesting that Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi have permanently moved to the UK after Donald Trump won the Presidential Election in the USA.

Donald Trump across the Atlantic, the new political order could prove aboon to Europe’s creative industries, which have flourished thanks to government-backed incentives and an exodus of U.S. talent to the Continent. If anything, the election outcome crystallizes a shift in the way America is perceived abroad, one that has made Europe a land of opportunity for talent.

The New York Times that she received one of the texts referring to an executive order and instructing her to check in to be transported to an undisclosed location for an “LGB re-education camp.” The message also mentioned Trump and the date of his inauguration.Even though she knew the text message was not real, Brier said it raised concerns about what might happen to LGBTQ people or their civil rights under the Trump-Vance administration.“The timing is not a coincidence,” Brier said of the message’s arrival. “There’s a lot of concern among my queer friends about what’s going to happen to us.”Similarly, Latino communities have been receiving messages telling them they have been selected for deportation.

Donald Trump hasn’t even taken office yet and today there was already a sense of discord and bad vibes on The View that has barely been seen since You Know Who’s first term and Meghan McCain’s tenure on the ABC daytime talk show.

Ethan Shanfeld David Spade and Theo Von will star in and produce a buddy comedy, “Busboys,” which they wrote and are self-financing. Set in a border town in Arizona, the movie follows David and Theo, two friends who “think becoming waiters will solve all of their problems. They are wrong,” per the logline.

engaged in illegal sex trafficking. Hostin had ranted minutes earlier about the allegations against Gaetz, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to run the Justice Department.“How could you nominate someone with allegations of child trafficking or trafficking across state lines and having sex with a 17-year-old?” Hostin asked viewers, according to a clip of the Tuesday show that was shared on X.“My understanding, further on in the interview, they discuss the fact that once he finds out that she’s 17, he stops having sex with her,” added Hostin, a former federal prosecutor.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor MSNBC fans who are disappointed in the progressive-leaning network after Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election may no longer have it to kick around. The cable-news outlet could have to consider changing its name and familiar markings under a spin-off of the bulk of the cable assets of parent company Comcast, one of the nascent company’s new top executives suggested to an assemblage of MSNBC staffers Wednesday morning, according to two people familiar with the gathering.

Ellise Shafer Jimmy Kimmel commented on Donald Trump’s nomination of Fox Business host Sean Duffy for secretary of transportation during his Tuesday night monologue, calling it “one of his least embarrassing picks.” Though Duffy served as a U.S. representative for Wisconsin from 2011 to 2019, he started his career in the ’90s as a reality star, which Kimmel was quick to point out. “Duffy served in Congress for eight years, but you know what he did before that? He was on ‘The Real World‘ and ‘Road Rules’ on MTV,” Kimmel said.

Donald Trump‘s leftfield cabinet choices have continued with the nomination of WWE co-founder Linda McMahon for Education Secretary.

Sebastian Stan will not be appearing on the new installment of Variety‘s “Actors on Actors.”

Well, isn’t this an inneresting development in the ongoing saga of Gaetz-Gate…