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Kid Rock has shared a message following Donald Trump’s election victory, saying that this is “not the time to gloat”.The Republican nominee won the required number of electoral college votes in the November 5 election to secure the presidency for the second time, also defeating Democrat candidate Kamala Harris in the popular vote.Kid Rock is a long-time supporter of Trump’s political career, dating back to his initial election victory in 2016. During the recent campaign, he continued to be a mouthpiece for Trump’s camp, appearing at several rallies to champion the candidate.Now, he has posted an official election reaction on his Instagram, in a video that opens with the singer in full rock persona and a MAGA hat, as he grabs his crotch and shows a middle finger to the camera.pic.twitter.com/2Wc9brSeVO— KidRock (@KidRock) November 8, 2024However, the video then cuts to Rock in a plain white t-shirt and captioned as his real name Bob Ritchie.

Ethan Shanfeld Elon Musk is apparently not impressed by Dana Carvey’s impression of him on “Saturday Night Live.” “Dana Carvey just sounds like Dana Carvey,” Musk wrote on X, replying under a clip of last night’s cold open, in which Carvey sported Musk’s “dark MAGA” hat and jumped up and down chanting, “USA! USA!” Responding to another post on X about the gothic Trump hat making it onto “SNL,” Musk wrote, “They are so mad that @realDonaldTrump won,” with a couple of crying-laughing emojis. Musk, who hosted “SNL” in May 2021, didn’t stop there, writing, “SNL has been dying slowly for years, as they become increasingly out of touch with reality.

Saturday Night Live is making a sarcastic attempt to get on President-elect Donald Trump‘s good side after the election.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff took to Instagram to clear her name following her stepmother’s loss to President-elect Donald Trump. Emhoff was photographed sobbing while Harris delivered her concession speech at her alma mater, Howard University, on Wednesday. In Emhoff’s post one day later she reposted one of the photos as she addressed the images with a caption explaining her emotional outburst.

Anne McCarthy Hosting the post-election episode of “Saturday Night Live,” Bill Burr opened his monologue with a laugh: “Nice to be here on such a fun week. I don’t want to hear it. I don’t watch politics.

Alison Herman TV Critic For his first “Weekend Update” segment following Donald Trump’s victory on Tuesday, co-anchor Michael Che appeared to raid his liquor cabinet. “How did I let y’all convince me that rural Pennsylvania would pick the Jamaican Indian lady?” Che lamented before reaching under his desk for a glass of brown liquid. “Clearly, I’ve been spending too much time around white liberals and their goofy optimism.

Ethan Shanfeld The cast of “Saturday Night Live” faked audiences out by praising Donald Trump in the series’ first episode after his election. In the cold open, cast members somberly discussed Trump’s victory and warned that “now, thanks to the Supreme Court, there are no guardrails.” “And that is why, we at ‘SNL’ would like to say to Donald Trump: We have been with you all along,” Kenan Thompson added. “We have never wavered in our support of you, even when others doubted you!” Bowen Yang added sarcastically, before Sarah Sherman said, “Every single person on this stage believed in you.” “Every single person on this stage voted for you!” added Marcello Hernández.

The cast of Saturday Night Live cheekily pledged their allegiance to President-elect Donald Trump and claimed they all voted for him in the first cold open since Tuesday’s historic election.The skit began with cast members solemnly discussing how Trump’s win over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris would be “shocking” and “horrifying” for many of the liberal-leaning show’s viewers.They then said that Trump might seek “vengeance” against political opponents, leading long-time cast member Kenan Thompson to say, “We at SNL would like to say to Donald Trump, we have been with you all along.”“We have never wavered in our support of you, even when others doubted you,” Bowen Yang said sarcastically, followed by each of the main cast members talking about how much they love, and have always loved, the president-elect.“Weekend Update” anchor Colin Jost then said that fellow anchor Michael Che is the only person against Trump.“I hate how the lamestream media, Michael Che, has to spin it to make you look foolish,” he said.Dana Carvey – who previously appeared as President Joe Biden – showed up to the stage portraying Elon Musk.“Check it out dark MAGA,” Carvey said while jumping up and down.“But seriously, I run the country now.”Comedian Bill Burr hosted the late-night show and gave an opening comedy monologue in which he roasted both Harris and Trump.Burr, during his 15-minute long monologue, said he was “psyched” the election is over, leaning into Harris and former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for wearing pants suits during their failed political runs against Trump.“Ladies, enough with the pantsuits; it’s not working,” Burr said.“Stop trying to have respect for yourselves.

“For now on we’re going to do very flattering portrayal of Trump,” announced James Austin Johnson’s Rambo-bandana wearing Donald Trump, flexing his muscles in tonight’s Saturday Night Live post-election cold open. “He’s going to make an incredible President, and eventually king.”

In his second time hosting Saturday Night Live, in a post-election episode no less, Bill Burr is sure to generate online conversation once more for his off-color opening monologue jokes, in which he called for women politicians to “whore it up a little” when campaigning for office.

NFL player Nick Bosa owes the NFL a sizeable amount of money for his decision to wear a “MAGA” hat during an on-camera appearance after a football game.

Nicole Scherzinger is addressing her controversial social media actions.

Over a week after being reelected to the presidency, Donald Trump is set to sit down with Joe Biden in the White House.

Jackass star Steve-O has said he is still “upset” and “offended” by a 2001 Tenacious D song about Ronnie James Dio.The song in question is ‘Dio’, from the comedy duo’s self-titled debut album, in which they sing, “It’s time to pass the torch / You’re too old to rock / No more rockin’ for you / We’re taking you to a home / But we will sing a song about you”.Dio himself, known for his stints in Black Sabbath and Rainbow as well as his own band Dio, approved of the song and later played himself in the film Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny and provided vocals for the film’s opening number ‘Kickapoo’.However, in a recent episode of his podcast Steve-O’s Wild Ride!, he disclosed that he still holds a grudge against the track.“I’m very upset with Jack Black’s song about Dio,” he said. “I just felt very offended.

allegations of a toxic work environment.However, that hasn’t stopped fans from sending the outspoken blond segments from the show — and she’s not happy about it. “Respectfully, please stop sending me clips from ‘The View,'” McCain wrote on X Friday.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events As political pundits spent the hours and days after the election dissecting why they thought Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris so badly at the ballot box, some blamed the Democratic Party’s so-called “wokeness,” particularly its support of transgender rights, for the loss. “The Democrats have to stop pandering to the far left,” New York Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi told The New York Times.

Royal commentators believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could face a challenging time ahead, following Donald Trump's recent election victory over Kamala Harris. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have previously exchanged sharp words with Trump, which includes his brutal stance on Harry's US visa application details.

#kamala #kamalaharris #comedy #election“Should I text Trump and be like, ‘Hiii, how are you?” she ponders, while draped in a blanket — still wearing her pantsuit from the previous night.The Kamala clone then takes a jab at all the celebs who endorsed her before going radio silent.“Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, where are you guys now?” she asks. “Because I’m in a basement drinking wine alone.” She also mulls her future.“I think I’ll just become like an influencer.

Olivia Rodrigo has removed a song from TikTok after it was used by the Donald Trump campaign.The ‘good 4 u’ singer has been a vocal reproductive rights activist, having announced the launch of The Fund 4 Good initiative earlier this year as part of the ‘Guts’ world tour.As she explained back in February, it works to “support all women, girls and people seeking reproductive health freedom” and will “directly support community based non-profits that champion things like girls’ education, support reproductive rights, and prevent gender-based violence.”Ahead of the election, Rodrigo had endorsed Trump’s rival Kamala Harris, based on her stance on reproductive rights.Following Trump’s victory at the US election, his team posted a video on TikTok with the caption: “And suddenly the words ‘I’m the President-Elect’ came out of my mouth…”, which was soundtracked by Rodrigo’s 2021 track ‘deja vu’ – a nod to his second term in office.Rodrigo later commented: “Ew don’t use my sound ever again ty,” although it has since been deleted. The song has also been removed from the video, which appears to have been done at Rodrigo’s request as the copyright holder.

Nicole Scherzinger has responded to criticism after commenting on a post by Russell Brand celebrating Trump’s win, saying it was not “politically related”.Earlier this week, the Pussycat Dolls singer responded to a photo on Brand’s Instagram which showed him holding up a red cap emblazoned with the words: “Make Jesus First Again.”“Where can I get this hat!?” Scherzinger wrote in the comments section before deleting her reply.This has led many to believe that she revealed herself to be a Trump fan due to the hat’s similarities with Trump’s MAGA hats that feature his slogan: “Make American Great Again.”It prompted backlash online, with many angry over her apparent support for Trump – along with the fact that Brand was recently accused of a number of sexual offences following a joint investigation by Channel 4’s Dispatches programme, The Times and Sunday Times.Brand has strongly denied all of the allegations, saying all of his sexual relationships were “absolutely always consensual”.In an Instagram Story shared yesterday (November 8), she responded to the backlash: “I deeply apologize for the hurt caused by my recent engagement with some social media posts. When I commented on these posts, I made the mistake of not realizing that they could be easily interpreted as being politically related and I apologize to anyone who understandably reached that conclusion.”“Many presumptions are being drawn, which do not reflect who I am, what I stand for, or who I voted for,” she continued.

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