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video. “As far as I can see, there’s really only one question to answer as we decide who we want for our next president, and that is: Do we want to continue our democracy, civil liberties, and free elections, or do we want a ‘wannabe dictator,’ by his own words, who will go after our freedoms one by one, dismantle them, and then take vengeance on all who disagreed with him?”Welcome to my page! Now more then ever we must have open discussion and talk to our neighbors like our life depends on it! Because well….it does.

EXCLUSIVE: The cease-and-desist letter sent by Donald Trump‘s campaign to the makers of The Apprentice might have cooled distributor interest in the former president’s coming-of-age tale, but now all bets are off. The filmmakers and distributor Briarcliff Entertainment are pulling out the stops to create awareness for the film — and goad Trump to see it — when it opens Friday on 1,740 screens in 50 states both red and blue.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Whoopi Goldberg fired back at Donald Trump after he told supporters at a recent rally that he would “never hire” Goldberg because her comedy act is “filthy dirty” and “disgusting” (via Entertainment Weekly). Goldberg and her co-hosts on “The View” trolled Trump by walking out during the Oct.

We’re less than a month away from a major election in the United States — the fight between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump. Most of us know who we’re voting for already. And the rest of us are (hopefully) researching the candidates and their policies and thinking about this very important decision.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “One of the best ways to communicate with people,” Vice President Kamala Harris said in her appearance on the podcast “Call Her Daddy,” “is to be real.” She was responding to a direct — and fair — question from podcast host Alex Cooper: Why had Harris, having done only two extensive interviews so far in her brief and intense run for the Presidency, decided to appear on this show? “Call Her Daddy” was the first of a brief and intense burst of media interviews Harris had done this week, which also included “60 Minutes,” “The View,” “The Howard Stern Show,” and “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.” And throughout, Harris sought to rapidly fix what has been a career-long challenge — defining what has been a hazy image. Harris’ first two major interviews as a candidate — one conducted jointly with her running mate, Minnesota Gov.

Melania Trump and King Charles III are NOT the friendly duo we were expecting to hear about today…

James Shani, whose new company Rich Spirit helped stepped in to help release Ali Abassi’s The Apprentice, was ebullient at the film’s New York premiere days ahead of a wide theatrical release. “We did it. I don’t know how many of you guys know what it took to get here,” he told a crowd at the DGA Theater in midtown.

Kathryn Hahn has finally joined Instagram!

Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong are hitting the red carpet!

Michaela Zee Vice President Kamala Harris returned to CBS’ “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on Tuesday night, marking her first late-night appearance since accepting the Democratic presidential nomination in August. After a daylong media blitz, Harris cracked open a can of Miller High Life with host Stephen Colbert in front of his studio audience in New York City. “The last time I had beer was at a baseball game with Doug [Emhoff],” Harris said, before repeating the lager brand’s slogan, “The champagne of beers.” During the taped interview, Colbert asked Harris about revelations from journalist Bob Woodward’s upcoming book, “War,” including former President Donald Trump reportedly having as many as seven phone calls with Russian president Vladimir Putin since leaving office.

Awww! No Bad Blood here!

Melania Trump is shutting down a longstanding report.

William Earl Melania Trump has released her memoir, the creatively-titled “Melania,” and while it largely reads like a list of accomplishments with very little reflection, coupled with echoes of her husband’s never-ending grievances against targets ranging from the media to trans athletes, there are some occasional flashes of insight. Read five of the key passages below. I saw my friend wave at someone behind me. When I turned around, I noticed a man and an attractive blonde woman approaching us.“Hi. I’m Donald Trump,” the man said when he reached my table. “Nice to meet you.” I recognized the name, and I knew he was a businessman or celebrity, but not much else. He put his hand out to shake mine.“Hello,” I replied. “I’m Melania.”His eyes filled with curiosity and interest, and, seizing the opportunity, he took the seat next to mine and started a conversation. He asked me about my time in New York, my Slovenian home, and my world travels. It was a moment of connection, a brief encounter that left a lasting impression. It was nice to make a new acquaintance.He was accompanied by a beautiful date, so I initially dismissed our conversation as mere pleasantries exchanged at an industry event. The music was loud, and the crowd boisterous, making it difficult to truly connect with someone.From the moment our conversation began, I was captivated by his charm and easygoing nature. There was so much bustling activity around us, but his intent focus on our interaction made me feel like the center of his world. It was a refreshing departure from the usual superficial small talk, and I found myself drawn to his magnetic energy.When his companion left for a moment, he asked me for my phone number. I politely declined his request. He

Kamala Harris made her first appearance on The View as Democratic presidential nominee, in a very friendly setting where she outlined some of her policy priorities and got a chance to respond to rival Donald Trump‘s falsehoods about the administration’s hurricane response.

With titles like Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich’s The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire and Mati Diop’s Dahomey, London Film Festival head Kristy Matheson, in her second year at the helm, inches further toward what appears to be an interesting strategic shift at the LFF: a full-scale embrace of the avant-garde. 

Shane Gillis made a big reveal recently about Saturday Night Live.

rapist.” Or, “They say you’ve stalked teen contestants in various stages of undress backstage at your beauty pageants.” Better yet, “People say to me, Ma’am, Mme. Vice President, he’s been impotent for a number of years.” Just telling you what I’ve heard.Any one of those lines would have generated quite a bit of attention.

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has booked Stormy Daniels and Boris Johnson to feature as guests on its first live U.S. election night show in 32 years.

Don’t expect to see Donald Trump or Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live this fall — they’ve been given the ban hammer!

On the scale of Donald Trump scandals, this is pretty minor. But damned if it isn’t one of the best little examples of why he has no business being president.

Jeremy Strong has chimed in on the long-running discourse around casting straight actors in gay roles.