The long-running animated hit was also credited with having foreseen the inauguration of Vice President Kamala Harris.
The star of Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" explains why she left Hollywood.
Mr Trump was a showbiz figure long before he entered the world of politics.
Trump's action comes after union's national board voted to oust him for his alleged role in inciting Jan. 6 insurrection at U.S. Capitol.
Cohen earned nominations for "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7."
Sean Penn says there’s “an awful lot to be optimistic about” with Donald Trump out of the White House, but he still worries about the culture which led to “this failed businessman turned fake billionaire on a TV show” becoming the president.
Trump apparently believed he was talking to the real Piers Morgan.
Morgan said the prankster rang the then-president in October.
The hip-hop star was facing jail after admitting a weapons charge.
Donald Trump once called Teigen ‘filthy mouthed’ on Twitter.
Exotic was jailed for attempting to have Baskin murdered.
It’s out with the old, in with the new — and celebrities are emotional about the change in American leadership.
The U.S. Secret Service opened an investigation into comedian John Mulaney over jokes believed to be made about President Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” last year, according to records obtained by The Associated Press. Mulaney, 38, revealed last month that the Secret Service had investigated the comedian and “SNL” alum for “inappropriate jokes about President Trump” after he made a joke about Roman dictator Julius Caesar, who was stabbed to death by a group of senators on the Ides of March.
The actor didn't mince her words during an interview on 'GMB'.
Johnson is facing fresh scrutiny over his past relationship with the outgoing US president.
The 'Good Morning Britain' host says Trump sceptics have been proven right.
The actor's choice of words has offended many.
Alexander shared a photo of himself in the capital for the Save America rally protesting Joe Biden’s presidential victory.
In his first public speech addressing the issue, Johnson said of Trump's incendiary words: 'I believe that was completely wrong.'
The presenter and journalist said he 'thought he knew' Trump, who failed to condemn the violence displayed by his supporters at the Capitol building.
Social media users pointed out the singer's resemblance to a Capitol rioter.
The presenter reflected on the violent scenes in Washington DC on 'The Late Late Show'.
There are questions over whether a lack of preparedness by U.S. Capitol Police allowed a mob of Trump supporters to occupy and vandalize the building.
The home secretary's comments a distinct change from Boris Johnson, who did not mention the US president directly in his criticism of the chaos.
Jimmy Kimmel said 'it was a terrible day in the history of this country'.