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Despite widespread concerns over Donald Trump's re-election as US President, a former MI6 chief has offered a contrasting view, suggesting it could ultimately benefit Ukraine. Sir Richard Dearlove's comments come amid leaked plans hinting at a softer approach, but he believes Trump might be the one to take a tougher stance against Vladimir Putin.

After a politically charged week, Michael Douglas visited Bill Maher to discuss Donald Trump‘s victory.

William Earl Bill Maher capped a week of pop culture reaction to the comeback election of Donald Trump with a few zingers in his monologue on Friday’s edition of HBO’s “Real Time,” including confirmation that “I did not vote for the winner” and a telling disclosure about the West Hollywood pot shop that he co-owns with actor Woody Harrelson. Maher took a moment to marvel at Trump’s decisive sweep on Election Night. “Trump won all the swings, all seven — he ran the table.

Nicole Scherzinger has issued an apology after engaging with social media posts that were “easily interpreted” as her support for Donald Trump.

Lady Gaga‘s dad is opening up about how their differing political views has impacted their relationship.

He may have lost his starting spot but Cyriel Dessers insists James Tavernier certainly hasn’t lost the trust and respect of his team-mates.

Russian television has broadcasted nude photos of Melania Trump while praising her husband's victory in the US presidential race. The '60 Minutes' show on Russia-1, the nation's most-watched channel, discussed the implications of Donald Trump's potential return to the White House, which is largely viewed positively in Russia.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “The View” panelists sharply disagreed on the reasons behind Donald Trump‘s victory in the 2024 Presidential election. In a Hot Topics segment from Friday’s episode, Joy Behar began by praising President Joe Biden for promising a peaceful transfer of power when Trump takes office, before she noted that Democrats are publicly beginning to blame each other for Vice President Kamala Harris’ staggering loss. “The lesson Democrats should take is not, ‘We didn’t run far enough to the left,'” said Alyssa Farah Griffin.

With Donald Trump set to be inaugurated as the 47th president of America, things could be about to go from bad to worse for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The couple - who stayed noticeably quiet in the run-up to this year’s election - might understandably have fears about their future in the US, especially as Trump has said on the record that he’d consider deporting Prince Harry because of his visa drama. And with no obvious signs of them being welcomed back into the fold with their family in the UK, a source tells OK! that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are feeling torn about not only what to do but where to live.

Meghan McCain is talking about The View again and blasting her former workplace.

Many people in the United States are not feeling very holly jolly this week — and they’re letting Kim Kardashian.

, many white women are feeling betrayed by the 53% of their peers who voted for him. Their answer? A blue bracelet.What started as a way for white women to subtly signal that they supported Vice President for president has ballooned to a veritable social media movement.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have emerged in a fresh video immediately following Donald Trump's victory in the US election.

Kamala Harris‘ team “dropped the ball” by not appearing on his or Joe Rogan’s podcast.The interviewer and former journalist who hosts news website Vlad TV, which has over 5.9million subscribers, took to social media to reflect on where he believed the Harris camp went wrong.He claims he had been communicating with the Vice President’s team “for months” in an attempt to schedule an interview with her or her running mate, Tim Walz.“For the record, I was in contact with Kamala’s media team for months trying to set up an interview with her or Walz, and they ultimately passed on both of them,” he wrote on X. “I think my interview with her would have been her biggest interview if I had free reign to do the interview I wanted to do.

Prices will soar and trade could be badly impacted around the world during Donald Trump's first 100 days back in The White House, according to an expert. Dr Thomas Gift fired the warning as the 78-year-old Republican Party leader is set to begin his second term as President of the United States.

Jimmy Kimmel, an “insufferable nonsense propaganda puppet?”

Nicole Scherzinger has received backlash after she responded positively to a post by Russell Brand celebrating Donald Trump‘s presidential victory.It comes after 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 support for Trump and 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”.“Finding out Nicole Scherzinger is a Trump supporter and fan of Russel Brand has ruined my entire life actually,” one fan wrote.Another added: “Nicole Scherzinger being a Trump supporter and a Russell Brand apologist! Gross,” while another went on: “Nicole Scherzinger nuking her public image at its most ascendant in years for a comment on a Russell fucking Brand Instagram post is wild.”Finding out Nicole Scherzinger is a Trump supporter and fan of Russel Brand has ruined my entire life actually pic.twitter.com/Ey81W0W9Ep— andrew (@and_rew_thom) November 8, 2024Nicole Scherzinger being a Trump supporter and a Russell Brand apologist! Gross.

Ellise Shafer Jimmy Kimmel didn’t hold back when responding to Elon Musk’s X post calling him an “insufferable nonsense propaganda puppet.” “At least my children like me, you know,” Kimmel said during his monologue on Thursday night’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” Musk posted about Kimmel on Wednesday after the late-night host teared up while talking about Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. election. “The guy who paid people a million dollars a day to vote for Donald Trump is calling me a propaganda puppet,” he continued.

Hello Insiders. It’s been an historic week in the U.S and the implications of Trump’s election victory will be felt around the world in times to come. For now, Jesse Whittock here with the latest international film and TV news.

Paramount Global posted mixed third quarter financial numbers as its TV and film divisions dipped, but bosses are pointing to solid subscription growth and profits at Paramount+ and cost reductions as signs their plan is “working.”

Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez have offered their fans comfort following Donald Trump being re-elected as the President of the United States.Following the news of Trump’s election win on Wednesday (November 6), numerous musicians, actors and prominent figures in the entertainment industry have shared their reactions online.Among two of the high-profile celebrities to do so are singer-actors Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez. In a now-expired Instagram story – which has been captured and shared on X (formerly Twitter), Ariana Grande wrote: “holding the hand of every person who is feeling the immeasurable heaviness of this outcome today”.Ariana Grande reacts to Donald Trump’s election victory:“holding the hand of every person who is feeling the immeasurable heaviness of this outcome today” pic.twitter.com/xGlvKl5sRR— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) November 6, 2024Selena Gomez – who has for several years been vocal about her dislike for Trump – also wrote in an Instagram story: “My heart is heavy today.” Her caption was written beneath a quote from American writer and civil rights activist Audre Lorde that reads “I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.”Selena Gomez reacts to Donald Trump’s victory by sharing quote from feminist Audre Lorde:“My heart is heavy today.” pic.twitter.com/sC8W2ZcPIj— Pop Base (@PopBase) November 7, 2024Both singer-actors’ comments are seemingly targetted at Trump’s stance on women’s rights.