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Kamala Harris took over as the Democratic presidential candidate four weeks ago, the phones started ringing at WME. “Everybody wants to get involved,” says Matt Kaplan, who heads up political affairs at the agency. “Everybody wants to know how they can help.” Kaplan is the go-between who connects the campaign and convention organizers with the agency’s roster of stars.

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longstanding support for LGBTQ individuals.Jacob Reitan, who, in 1999, became the first out gay student at Mankato West High School, recently spoke with former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki for a segment during the August 7 edition of her MSNBC show, Inside with Jen Psaki.Reitan, who was one of Gwen Walz’s English literature students in 1997, recalled how, on the first day of class, she informed students that her classroom would be a “safe space” for LGBTQ students. Tim Walz, meanwhile, would go on to serve as the faculty sponsor of the school’s first gay-straight alliance club, which Reitan helped start.“Both Tim and Gwen were incredibly supportive of their gay students,” Reitan told Psaki.“They modeled values of inclusivity and respect.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music In observance of the start of the 2024-25 school year, the anti-gun-violence nonprofit Artist For Action has launched launches a new campaign entitled, “Not That Lucky” in partnership with NEON and IPG Health. The campaign’s photo makes an unmistakable reference to the assassination attempt on former President Trump, featuring a photo of a teenaged female with a bandage over her ear and the caption, “Not everyone is that lucky.” Artist for Action to Prevent Gun Violence designed to inspire people to volunteer, donate and vote to end the epidemic of gun violence plaguing the United States.

Dave Grohl has covered Tenacious D‘s ‘Tribute’ at a Foo Fighters show in Denver – watch fan-filmed footage below.The Foo Fighters have covered Tenacious D during their show at Empower Field in Denver, where Grohl revealed he participated in the making of ‘Tribute’: “I only played the drums on that song.”Grohl performed the cover during the acoustic section of their gig, and as he only played drums, sung a portion of the song.The cover follows Tenacious D’s recent controversy during their show in Sydney in July. When Jack Black asked Kyle Gass for his birthday wish, Gass referenced the failed Trump assasination attempt by saying: “Don’t miss Trump next time.”Since the remark, an Australian senator called for their deportation, and the band cancelled their tour, saying “all future creative plans are on hold”.Gass was also reportedly dropped by his agent following his comments.Foo Fighters recently had to cut a show in Queens short due to weather conditions, with the band issuing a statement shortly afterwards.“We are so disappointed that we were unable to play our full set for tonight’s fantastic crowd at Citi Field,” they wrote.

What’s going on with I Am Legend 2? First announced in March 2022, it’s been all quiet however, scribe and producer Akiva Goldsman promised “there will be some good news shortly.”

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, many are taking a look at what Trump's running mate, Senator J.D. Vance, has said in the past about women, and especially female politicians who choose not to have biological children.

Steely Dan have hit back at the Republican National Convention’s cover band for choosing to perform their track ‘Reelin’ In The Years’.The Nashville band Sixwire – comprised of Andy Childs (lead vocals, guitar), Steve Hornbeak (keyboards, vocals), John Howard (bass guitar), Steve Mandile (guitar, vocals) and Chuck Tilley (drums, percussion) – provided a massive setlist filled with covers of classic tracks at the 2024 Republican National Convention (RNC) that took place last week (July 15-18).The set list included classic covers of such as Cheap Trick‘s ‘I Want You to Want Me’, Foo Fighters‘ ‘Learn To Fly’, U2‘s ‘Where the Streets Have No Name’ and Steely Dan’s ‘Reelin’ In The Years’.Now, Steely Dan have taken to their official Facebook page to respond to the band’s cover of their 1972 song, suggesting that they perform Donald Fagen’s anti-Trump song ‘Tin Foil Hat’ instead.“Hey Sixwire: If you want to play our music, how about playing the man in the Tin Foil Hat?” read the post shared on Steely Dan’s official Facebook page.Released in 2017 on Todd Rundgren‘s album ‘White Knight’, ‘Tin Foil Hat’ features Steely Dan co-founder Donald Fagen and condemns Trump’s presidency from 2017-2021. “Cause the man in the tin foil hat, Is tweeting like a teenage girl / He puts the Pluto in plutocrat, It’s gonna be a yuge yuge yuge new world,” they sing in the chorus, referencing the former president’s tweeting habits.The song also mentions other Trump moments such as “coming down the escalator,”, alternative facts, tiny hands and Fagen comparing his presidential term to a “coup d’état.”This is not the first time the ‘Dirty Work’ band has hit out at the Republican party.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President Joe Biden has decided not to seek re-election, having failed to salvage his campaign after a disastrous debate performance on June 27 and a series of televised gaffes. “It has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your President,” Biden said in a statement.

Harry’s controversial decision to accept a Pat Tillman Award.The award is given to veterans who have made an impact through sport, but many critics argued that there were more deserving recipients than the prince, including Tillman’s own mother, Mary.“I am shocked as to why they would select such a controversial and divisive individual to receive the award,” she told The Daily Mail.A Change.org petition was even launched against the duke, urging ESPN to “rethink” its decision to give him “to receive an honour of this magnitude”.As the controversy continued to rage in the US, Harry shared a statement regarding Reid’s departure in rare personal move, saying, “I am immensely grateful to my friend, Dominic, whose dedication and leadership transformed the Invictus Games from an ambitious idea to an internationally recognized movement.“His tireless efforts over the past decade have supported thousands of wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans through sports rehabilitation, helping to showcase their unparalleled strength and contribution to society.”Reid added that it had been “an honour” to serve in the role, but insisted that he felt it was “the right time” to step aside from the organization.Meanwhile, Harry’s statement comes after a shocking detail emerged in the investigation into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.It’s been revealed that the gunman who tried to kill the former President researched the member of the royal family days before his attempt on Trump’s life.Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, was killed after opening fire on Trump last Saturday at a rally in Pennsylvania.His electronic devices were subsequently seized and revealed that he had Google searched several public figures leading up to

This was the last Real Time before its summer hiatus, Bill Maher noted at the top of his show on Friday night.

EXCLUSIVE: The Vice President has emerged among Hollywood donors as the top successor to head the Democratic ticket as calls for Joe Biden to step aside intensify, with a caveat.

Not long ago I vowed never to write about dogs or cats. It seems everyone feels compelled to talk about their pets or show us photos. Even movies.

Viewership for the Republican National Convention rose slightly on its third night to 18 million, on the night that Sen. J.D. Vance gave his first speech as the vice presidential nominee, according to Nielsen.

Jack Black is canceling the remainder of his rock group Tenacious D’s tour and stepping back from working with his partner, Kyle Gass, after some remarks made following the Trump assassination attempt.

The Daily Show has figured out its plans for the week after having to pivot from its original plan.

has a new running mate. The former president announced on Monday that he has selected first-term Ohio senator JD Vance to campaign for vice president alongside him in It’s a stunning turnaround for Vance, because for a large portion of his public life, he was one of Trump’s biggest critics.

This year’s Republican National Convention will take place in Milwaukee, WI ahead of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, which will be held in Chicago in August. The RNC summit has been overseen by Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley and Chairwoman of the Committee on ArrangementsAnne Hathaway for the 2024 Republican National Convention.

There was nothing going on in terms of American or international politics over the last few weeks that late-night would have got its teeth into, right?

Actor Michael Douglas, a longtime supporter of Joe Biden who hosted a Hollywood fundraiser for the president in April, said on The View today that he is “deeply, deeply concerned” about Biden’s prospects in light of the recent debate.