2024 presidential election: Last News

Harper’s Bazaar that details about her character Laurie’s backstory was cut from the incest-filled third season of the HBO series because of real-world events.“There was a bit more context to her home life. You originally found out that her daughter was actually non-binary, maybe trans, and going by they/them,” said Coon, 44.“You see Laurie struggling to explain it to her friends, struggling to use they/them pronouns, struggling with the language, which was all interesting,” she continued.

President-elect Trump’s inauguration.Rapper Nelly, who is set to perform on Monday at the Liberty Ball, defended his decision to join the festivities.“I’m not doing this for money. I’m doing this ’cause it’s an honor. I respect the office,” the St.

allegedly attempting to settle there permanently following Donald Trump’s election win.But the 43-acre grounds are now underwater after the River Thames broke its banks in the wake of Storm Bert, the Daily Mail reports. Numerous roads in the Cotswolds have been left impassable after being saturated in five feet of waterMany locals are trapped in their homes, with one resident who lives near the couple telling the outlet: “The flood waters are rising by the hour.

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi are enjoying themselves across the pond.After reports that the couple has relocated to England in the wake of Donald Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, DeGeneres, 65, and de Rossi, 51, had a night out at a local pub in Burford, UK earlier this month.In a video shared to The Farmer’s Dog’s Instagram page, a band plays as the camera pans to a table with the former talk show host rocking brunette hair over her signature blonde and smiling next to her wife of 16 years.The video was filmed by U.K. talk show host and the pub owner Jeremy Clarkson’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan as she turned the camera to show the “Arrested Development” alum seated next to DeGeneres, who gave a wave to the camera.

Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore broke his silence about the 2024 election on Wednesday, lashing out at Americans as “not a good people” for electing Donald Trump to a second term by a wide margin. By contrast, the progressive director and activist offered total confidence before the election, predicting Trump was “toast” against Vice President Kamala Harris.“If you stop and think about it, we’ve come up with a lot of doozies in our history,” he wrote in a post on MichaelMoore.com.

was fired from Disney’s hit “The Mandalorian” in 2021 after she compared the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany to the treatment of conservatives in contemporary America.Zegler plays the eponymous Disney character “Snow White” in the upcoming live-action remake of the classic cartoon. The Gen-Z star took to Instagram in the wake of the presidential election calling out Trump supporters for “leaning” the country in a negative direction.“I find myself speechless in the midst of this,” she wrote in an Instagram Story.

DailyMail.Van Dyke didn’t hear the question at first, but after Silver repeated it to him, he replied, “I hope you’re right!”The photographer followed up, asking, “Do you think Donald Trump is capable of making America great again?” The acting great gave a wry response.“Fortunately I won’t be around to experience the four years,” he said with a smile. Van Dyke subtly endorsed Trump’s opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, 60, in a video posted on his Instagram the day before this year’s election.In the video, he recited a speech written by Rod Serling, “the guy who wrote ‘Twilight Zone,’” as Van Dyke put it, that he first read on May 31, 1964 next to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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.

Cavuto: Coast to Coast.”“But you know, [we’ll] get past it.”Germanotta agreed with FOX Business’ David Asman that he considers himself an “open-minded Republican,” often aligning with liberal-leaning social issues.“What really needs to happen is, people need to understand that even though I’m a Republican and I have Republican conservative attitudes, that doesn’t mean I don’t support the LGBTQ community, or drag as a form of artistry,” he expanded.“And that’s why we use the restaurant as a venue for them to come in, the drag artists,” Germanotta said, “and perform once a week.”The Joanne Trattoria owner officially endorsed Trump for president in September, but more recently, his Grammy Award-winning daughter made a public appearance in support of Vice President Kamala Harris on the last day of campaigning.Lady Gaga gave a heartfelt performance alongside a star-studded lineup for Harris, which included Oprah Winfrey, Katy Perry, James Taylor and Ricky Martin.The father-daughter duo do not entirely agree politically, as Germanotta has been outspoken about New York City’s demise under Democratic leadership.If Harris had won, “I think it would have killed a lot of businesses in New York City,” Germanotta said while claiming he had plans to move to Wyoming.“Between the immigration and the crime and the economy, it’s a cascading effect,” he said.Trump’s win, however, felt like “a hat trick,” and Germanotta is “of course” happy with the final result.“As soon as we start getting the economy straightened out, and they ‘drill, baby, drill,’ and the price of gas comes down, that producer price index is going to go down, which means consumers are going to get a better deal. I’ll be able to lower prices.

Sally Field did not get what she wanted for her birthday.The actress, who turned 78 on Wednesday, was seen outside her home in Los Angeles the morning after the presidential election, disposing of a sign in support of Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.The “Steel Magnolias” star also trashed a sign that read, “Vote pro-choice, pro-equality, pro-democracy by November 5.”Field emerged from her home looking comfortable, wearing sweatpants and a button-down shirt.

endorsement of Trump hours after his victory over Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.She previously addressed Quaid’s endorsement after he spoke at a Trump rally in California last month, encouraging her followers to “stop the stupid.”“You recently spoke up about your ex, Dennis Quaid and his ties with Donald Trump. You’ve been a champion for women forever, yesterday didn’t work out. How do we move forward from today?” Thompson was asked by Daily Mail in an article published on Thursday.

Instagram, the “Real Housewives of New York City” alum, who has not revealed who she voted for, explained why she did not think it was a “good idea” for Harris to be “aligning with celebrities.”“This was the most divisive election that I can recall in my lifetime, the stakes felt so high on both sides, people couldn’t have an opinion,” Frankel, 54, said.“It’s been like that for a while, but it felt more crystallized here. You couldn’t have an opinion, regardless of who you were voting for.

unhappy after Election Day.No. 1: The former “Late Show” host’s Instagram account posted a video of Green Day performing “American Idiot” hours after Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential election.The clip, from Letterman’s CBS show in 2004, features lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong and his band wailing stinging lyrics such as “Not a part of the redneck agenda” and “One nation controlled by the media.”A post shared by David Letterman (@letterman)Green Day’s hit record “American Idiot” was in large part a response to the Republican presidency of George W.

won the 2024 presidential election, he was vocal about Prince Harry’s move to the US. Trump, 78, has gone on record saying he’d consider deporting Harry, 40, because of drama over the Duke of Sussex’s US visa.Harry is currently in a legal battle involving his immigration status. He admitted he took illegal drugs (cocaine, cannabis and psychedelic mushrooms) in his memoir “Spare,” which would be grounds for his visa application to be rejected.The father of two and his wife, Meghan Markle, have been living in California since they quit their royal duties in the UK in 2020.

“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin slammed “uneducated white women” for Donald Trump’s victory and said she’s worried about “internment camps” during a moribund episode of the program Wednesday.“I’m profoundly disturbed… we know now that he will have unfettered power,” Hostin said.Hostin, wearing all black, said that Donald Trump’s historic win makes her worry for her daughter who now has “less civil rights” than she does.“I remember my father telling me many, many years ago that I was the first person in his family to enjoy full civil rights and now I have less civil rights than when he told me that.”The former prosecutor went on to say that America’s healthcare system is now at risk and that Trump’s win makes her worried about “mass deportation and internment camps.”“I think [Trump’s victory] had nothing to do with policy, I think this was a referendum on cultural resentment in this country.”Hostin faulted white women and latino men for Trump’s victory, and claimed the vice president ran a “flawless campaign.”“Black women tried to save this country again, last night… what we do not have is white women, who voted about 52 percent for Donald Trump — uneducated white women is my understanding. You have Latino men actually, voting more for him,” Hostin opined.

sex trafficking charges, The Post can confirm. The disgraced music mogul, 55, has been behind bars in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center since September after being arrested for alleged racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.

The Joe Rogan Experience,” following the “Jenny from the Block” singer’s emotional speech at Harris’ Las Vegas rally last week. After J.Lo warned people against putting Trump in power, Musk threw her past in her face by reminding listeners that she dated accused sex trafficker Sean “Diddy” Combs from 1999 to 2001. The rapper has denied the allegations against him.“J.Lo was like his ex-girlfriend and it’s like now deciding she’s like warning people against Trump,” Musk told Rogan.

Iconic “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” actor Harrison Ford became the latest Hollywood A-lister to publicly endorse Vice President Kamala Harris, just days before Tuesday’s presidential election between her and former President Donald Trump.“Look, I’ve been voting for 64 years,” the 82-year-old star told fans in a video endorsement the Harris-Walz campaign posted over the weekend. “[I] never really wanted to talk about it very much, but when dozens of former members of the Trump administration are sounding alarms, saying, ‘For God’s sake, don’t do this again,’ you have to pay attention.”Seated alone and in grayscale against a dark background, Ford warned viewers in the brief video that those former Trump officials are telling voters something “important.”He continued, “These aren’t soft people.

strong, intelligent women.”“Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. Ever,” Cuban said. “It’s just that simple.

political Instagram post.“I voted early and I voted for Kamala Harris,” Moretz wrote, alongside a photo of a red, white and blue “I Voted Early 2024” sticker. “There is so much on the line this election,” she continued.

“Weekend Update” segment, Heidi Gardner impersonated Reba McEntire as she joined Colin Jost at the table, and avoided naming which candidate she’s supporting. “Well ain’t that what everybody wants to know? Who’s Bad Bunny endorsing? Who’s Reba voting for?” Gardner, 41, said. “Well here’s the thing: call me Shawn Mendes, cause I’m still figuring it out,” the comedian added, referring to Mendes’ recent comments about the speculation over his sexuality.Jost, 42, asked Gardner’s McEntire about being “undecided” and pointed out that the election is next week.“Well see, I come from a little town called McAlester, Oklahoma, and we don’t make up our minds quickly,” Gardner responded.