Happily Ever Newman!
Omarosa Manigault, of The Apprentice fame, got married in Washington, D.C. on Saturday to Florida pastor John Allen Newman — and the whole ceremony went down at the Trump International Hotel in the capital city!
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The 43-year-old new bride posted a photo of the pair at their wedding, with the hashtag #HappilyEverNewman, and a very simple message for all on her special day (below):
The number of advertisers who have fled from Fox News over Bill O'Reilly's sexual harassment scandal continues to grow.
Over 50 companies have now pulled their ads from The O'Reilly Factor — even a couple who had already refused to advertise on his show!
But one company was standing by O'Reilly, or at the very least refusing to take a stance.
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Angie's List (kind of like Yelp for plumbers, contractors, etc) released a statement on Tuesday saying they would not bow to public pressure:
While Don Rickles had been cracking people up for decades, there's a whole generation who will only know the late comedy legend from one role: Mr. Potato Head.
In all three of the Toy Story films, the standup brought his trademark lovable crank style to the child's toy, whose previous personality was entirely determined by how much you angled the detachable eyebrows.
Video: Jimmy Kimmel Breaks Down Honoring Don Rickles In Emotional Monologue
So on Friday, Disney/Pixar paid tribute to their fallen player on Twitter with a heartbreaking new image, along with a personal note from Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter:
We don't think Cuba Gooding, Jr. understood the outrage.
The actor spoke out for the first time since images of him lifting Sarah Paulson's skirt during an American Horror Story: Roanoke panel in LA on March 26 were released.
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People on Twitter were NOT amused by his stunt, and Cuba addressed the reactions at the FX All-Star Upfront in New York City on Thursday.
He told People that it was "a very teachable moment."
He added:
Change of tune.
As we reported on Thursday, Donald Trump ordered missiles to be fired at an air base in Syria in response to the chemical attack on civilians from the same targeted airfield.
In defense of his controversial move, POTUS explained:
"It is in this vital national security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons."
With all that in mind, let's take a look at just some of the times Drumpf has taken to Twitter in the past to bash former President Barack Obama and argue that the U.S. *shouldn't* get involved in Syria's civil war.
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Note: The tweets are screenshots, as the 70-year-old has since started deleting the evidence of his change of heart.
Ch-ch-check out the receipts (below):
Chrissy Teigen is total wife goals!
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When a Twitter account shaded John Legend recently, she was there for it! LOLz!
You may know that Chrissy has compared her husband to beloved children's book and cartoon character Arthur Read in the past. See evidence (below)!
Celebrities are outraged by Donald Trump's military strike on Syria.
As you surely know, POTUS announced on Thursday that the U.S. had launched an airstrike, including 59 Tomahawk missiles, on Syria. While at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, the Commander-In-Chief told reporters he had approved a "targeted military strike" on an airfield in the Western Asian country.
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This military move made by the U.S. comes only a handful of days after a chemical attack was launched on civilians from the same targeted airfield. On his controversial decision, the Trumpster defended:
"It is in this vital national security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons."
Obviously, upon learning about the attack, countless celebrities flocked to Twitter to express their thoughts on the situation. In fact, Kerry Washington, Lena Dunham, Rosie O'Donnell, and so many others made sure to voice their opinions (below).
