Ariana Grande is once again distancing herself from President Donald Trump. Grande, 33, quickly clapped back after the TikTok account for the Trump administration shared a video using one of her songs on Thursday, August 20. “Me and my truth we sit in silence…” the Team Trump account wrote over a video of the president, referencing lyrics from Grande’s 2024 song “We Can’t Be Friends.” “Men can’t have babies and should never compete in women’s sports,” the onscreen text continued. Taylor Swift Has Her Music Removed From TikToks By Donald Trump’s Team “This shouldn’t be controversial! #trump #arianagrande #maga,” said…
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Hayden Panettiere’s death is causing concern for Greenville, SC residents, who fear the actress is just the latest tragic example of the opioid crisis ravaging their city. An addict-turned-advocate who lives in the area tells TMZ … laced drugs…
Gwyneth Paltrow is poking fun at a viral invitation, purportedly sent by the actress for a dinner in honor of OpenAI billionaire Sam Altman. Entertainment journalist Matthew Belloni recently reported in his Puck newsletter that “invites are going out this week for a ‘private, off-the-record al fresco dinner’” with Altman at Paltrow’s home in the Hamptons. A purported invitation included in the story has since gone viral on social media, with some leveling criticism at Paltrow, 53, for hosting an event honoring the OpenAI CEO, whose company is behind artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT. One X user described it as “tone-deaf.”…
Darryl Strawberry has a message for anyone writing Nick Kyrgios off after the tennis star’s positive cocaine test … ease up! The former MLB slugger — who famously battled drug abuse during his own playing days — is now a pastor helping others…
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Anna Faris never had to worry that she was unqualified for motherhood. But she still questioned whether she was “fundamentally suited” for the role, telling E! News at the premiere of her new…
Hours after the White House blasted Rosie O’Donnell as “nasty” over her jokes on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” this week, the comedian unleashed a series of scathing digs at President Donald Trump during her farewell monologue. O’Donnell addressed the White House’s comments at the top of her monologue Thursday night, telling her studio audience, “Welcome to ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live.’ I am your guest host, ‘Nasty’ Rosie O’Donnell.” “I’ve really enjoyed my time here. Thanks to everyone who’s been watching this week, especially the hungry, hungry hypocrite in the White House,” O’Donnell ripped. “Kind of weird to think he spent more nights…
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Jimmy Fallon made himself laugh during a parody interview with an actress playing Trump aide Natalie Harp on “The Tonight Show,” at one point even burying his face in his hands. The late night host touched on the president’s close bond with his White House assistant Thursday night by giving a spoof interview with “Natalie” from the trunk of a car. “Well, Trump’s personal aide Natalie Harp continues to be in the news,” Fallon said during his monologue. “We just learned that one time she was told that there wasn’t room for her in Trump’s motorcade, so she hopped in…