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Doug Emhoff is returning to private practice as law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher today welcomed the former (and first ever) Second Gentleman of the United Sates as a partner.

Stephan A. Smith is dunking on his own party. The ESPN star shocked “Real Time” audiences Friday night by eviscerating Democrats and praising President Donald Trump during a discussion with Bill Maher.

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Carrie Underwood performed America The Beautiful at Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday. However, all did not go according to plan. The famous country music star was said to be extremely unhappy with the performance all the way around.

Brendan Carr, newly installed as chairman of the FCC under the new Trump administration, is reviving a trio of complaints aimed at NBC, ABC and CBS content, ones that his predecessor dismissed for being “at odds with the First Amendment.”

President Donald Trump’s inaugural ball, and then consequently defending himself, rapper Nelly is looking to the commander in chief to guide and “lift” the nation.“It was an honor to have performed for the highest office in the greatest nation,” Nelly exclusively told Fox News Digital of his performance on Monday. “Now we look to the president to step up, serve, and lift us all.”Before taking the stage, Nelly was greeted by President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and their families, a source shared with Fox News Digital.The rapper, along with other artists, including Jason Aldean and Billy Ray Cyrus, performed at the Liberty Ball following the inauguration.

Mandy Moore double tapped on an Instagram post that made fun of Carrie Underwood for her performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday.Eagle-eyed fans noticed the “This Is Us” actress, 40, liked a picture posted by Evan Ross Katz that showed Underwood, 41, singing “America the Beautiful” a cappella.The country star had to belt out the patriotic tune sans music due to technical difficulties inside the US Capitol in Washington, DC.The photo featured Kamala Harris standing behind Underwood looking unimpressed as she performed.“Kamala Harris evoking Coco Montrese (‘Girl, find the note’) watching Carrie Underwood at today’s chilling Inauguration,” Katz wrote in his caption, referencing “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”The Post has reached out to Moore and Underwood’s reps for comment.Internet sleuths also noticed that Ariana Grande liked the shady pic.Followers immediately flocked to the comments section to poke fun at Underwood’s mishap. ” ‘Chilling’ is a good word,” one user said, while another person chimed in: ” ‘Kamala: oh, that note was a little under.’ “But many were quick to defend Underwood.

Ariana Grande is backing a shady post about Carrie Underwood.

Ariana Grande was not a fan of Carrie Underwood‘s inauguration performance!

Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday.The post, shared by internet personality Evan Ross Katz, featured a picture of Underwood, 41, singing “America the Beautiful” a cappella because of technical difficulties inside the US Capitol in Washington D.C.The image showed Kamala Harris — whom Grande, 31, endorsed in the election against Trump, 78, last year — standing behind Underwood with a less-than-impressed expression of her face during the performance.“Kamala Harris evoking Coco Montrese (‘Girl, find the note’) watching Carrie Underwood at today’s chilling Inauguration,” Katz wrote in his caption, referencing a quote from “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”Internet users quickly noticed that Grande was among the thousands of people who double-tapped on Katz’s post.“She’s not afraid to throw some shade when it feels deserved,” one fan wrote on X, alongside a screenshot of Grande’s “like” on the post.“We stand with ariana,” another fan wrote.A third person wrote, “She’s always on the right side of history.”However, others defended Underwood’s performance given the circumstances of the technical blunder.“I thought she did a good job, though. There was no music and she didn’t know what was going on.

shared on X, which he caption, “MAKE CHAIRS GREAT AGAIN.”People quickly turned their heads in shock and concern to see Von sitting on the ground atop the flattened-out chair with his back in Paul’s lap.“I said it would,” Paul said as someone off-camera shushed the group, and Von was being helped up from the floor.Von, who also hosts the popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” didn’t appear hurt during the accident and quickly made a joke to ease the awkward situation.“Kamala’s chairs,” he quipped, a crack at former Vice President Kamala Harris, as he sat down in a different chair between the Paul brothers.Paul then tells the comedian he got the mishap on video.“Did you really? Let me see it,” Von gleefully said before the clip ends.Von later addressed the incident on his X account, reposting the video and writing, “Thought we were past the pranks, boys.”The podcaster, who interviewed Trump at his Bedminster, NJ, country club in August while he was running for reelection, posted on X before the ceremony that he “felt really lucky” for the opportunity to be at the inauguration.“Got a chance to go to the presidential inauguration today and i just cant believe i got to be at that,” he wrote.“Some countries dont even let you vote.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Jimmy Kimmel addressed the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday night’s edition of “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and noted how odd the ceremony turned out to be — just as “our long national nightmare was officially sworn in.” “It’s still pretty hard to wrap your head around,” he said of the fact that Trump, a convicted felon, was nonetheless elected president once again. And the grift has already started: Selling inauguration Bibles, and a new meme coin that has already minted him a fortune.

Donald Trump has officially been sworn into office again and is the President of the United States of America.

Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration on Monday.The “American Idol” winner, 41, sang “America the Beautiful” at the US Capitol in Washington D.C., after Trump, 78, was sworn in as the 47th president.But she had to perform a cappella because of a technical difficulty with the music.“You know the words — help me out here,” Underwood said before she sang only a few verses of the patriotic song.Underwood was joined by the Armed Forces Chorus and the United States Naval Academy Glee Club for her performance. Everyone in the audience sang along.The “Before He Cheats” singer wore a sleeveless white draped dress and diamond earrings for the ceremony.

second .On January 20, performed “America the Beautiful” in the Capitol rotunda, the ceremony having been for the first time in 40 years due to cold temperatures. Dressed in a satin mock turtleneck dress, the former American Idol winner sang the hymn a cappella due , according to the broadcast.

Janey Godley will be remembered for making the nation laugh in some of the darkest moments of recent years after her famous Nicola Sturgeon voiceovers during the coronavirus pandemic.

In a shocking turn of events, Donald Trump is set to start his second non-consecutive term as President of the United States today.This comes after a slew of celebrities had previously declared their intentions to leave the country if he were re-elected.The president-elect will reclaim his position in the Oval Office on Monday, marking eight years since his first inauguration, following a victory over current US Vice-President Kamala Harris this past November. Despite high-profile endorsements for Harris from stars like Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez, their support wasn't enough to secure her a historic win as America's first female president.

President-elect Donald Trump is busy preparing to enter the White House for the second time. The GOP will be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States during a ceremony at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC.

Executives at Paramount Global are discussing, internally and informally, what it might take to settle a lawsuit by incoming President Donald Trump against CBS News centered around a 60 Minutes interview with his then rival Kamala Harris, Deadline has confirmed.

The best laid plans for Donald Trump‘s inauguration — the pomp and circumstance of the outdoor Capitol swearing in ceremony followed by a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue — have been stymied by Mother Nature.

“Macho Man” song was played at a Mar-a-Lago event and backing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, they are reporting for duty — and here’s why.The disco group addressed the backlash on social media this week after it was revealed they will be one of the several performers at Trump’s “MAGA Victory” rally at Capital One Arena in downtown Washington on Sunday.“We know this wont (sic) make some of you happy to hear however we believe that music is to be performed without regard to politics,” Willis wrote in a Facebook post on Feb. 13.“Our song Y.M.C.A.