Bette Midler slams Trump over Oscar remarks: 'I'm more upset that a parasite won the White House'

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

Amber threatened to break anyone’s face who tried to get with her man. But it looks like she’ll get the opportunity now.

Night owls are in their element as the results from Super Tuesday are drip-fed to politicos well into the small hours.With just five Democratic candidates still in the game, there's a lot to stay up for.Bernie Sanders was the big winner on the night, taking California and snaring victories in his home state of Vermont, Utah and Colorado.In early returns, the AP reports Sanders took the led with 27 percent of the vote.

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A memorial to one of the most infamous Nazi death camps slammed an Amazon TV series this week for depicting a made-up “human chess” game during the Holocaust.

Bette Midler had some choice words for President Donald Trump, who expressed his grievances on Thursday (Feb. 20) over Parasite winning best picture at the 2020 Academy Awards.

After the president's complained about the South Korean film's Oscar win, she tweeted, "I’m more upset that a parasite won the White House." President Donald Trump’s mocking and disparaging comments about the Best Picture Oscar win for “Parasite” really bugged Bette Midler. And the Divine Miss M.

Bette Midler fired back at President Trump on Friday over his criticism of best picture winner "Parasite" at this year's Academy Awards. During a campaign rally in Colorado on Thursday, Trump asked supporters, "How bad were the Academy Awards this year?" before slamming the South Korean film.

COLORADO SPRINGS — President Donald Trump on Thursday ridiculed the historic best-picture Oscar win for South Korean film “Parasite,” telling a campaign rally he wished for the return of Hollywood classics like 1939’s “Gone with the Wind.”

Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton will share the big screen for the first time in over two decades, since 1996's First Wives Club, inmultigenerational comedy Family Jewels from New Republic Pictures.They play three women forced to spend the Christmas holidays together, along with their kids and grandkids, after the man they were all once married to drops dead in a New York City department store.ScreenwriterPeter Hoare penned the movie, which is eyeing a production start date for later

When Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton and Bette Midler get together, you know a man is up to no good.

New Republic Pictures has won an auction for Peter Hoare’s pitch “Family Jewels,” a multigenerational family comedy that returns Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton back on the big screen together for the first time since the 1996 blockbuster “The First Wives Club.”

Black Lighting debuted to glowing praise in January 2018, just one month before Black Panther's record-shattering release. Applauded for its elegant execution and the way it marked a sea change in representation, Black Lightning is the first TV show to focus on a black family of superheroes.

Amanda Holden has shared her “anger” over Caroline Flack’s death and slammed ITV over the TV star being “thrown to the dogs”.The Britain’s got Talent judge, 49, vented her frustrations over the “lack of humanity” shown to the former Love Island star after she was arrested and charged with assault by beating in December.

Bette Midler bashed fellow Democrats in an expletive-filled tweet that also jabbed Donald Trump as a “fascist” and a “dictator.”