Bill Maher Exposes QAnon’s Shady Leader, Skewers The Dems & Asks Oliver Stone What Films He Couldn’t Make Today

Peter White Television EditorBill Maher has spent much of the last few months hearing canned laughter after his opening monologue on Real Time with Bill Maher.This week, however, the comedian will hear the reaction of a live audience after the HBO show became the first major talk show to bring back a crowd.This week’s episode of the show, which airs Friday at 10 pm, will tape with a limited 25-person studio audience and will also feature a roundtable discussion in the studio.The show is thought

Kanye West‘s presidential campaign continues to spend millions of dollars just to try to (belatedly) get his name on the ballot in more states — and the rapper’s campaign appears to have more concerning ties directly to people who work for Donald Trump. Hmm…

John Oliver on Sunday used the entirety ofLast Week Tonight to discuss the incendiary rhetoric from Donald Trump and others during the Republican National Convention, which the host tied to the deadly shooting during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin last week.

a lot nervous — that Donald Trump might win a second term as president.“Maybe it’s just that their convention bump got to me.

"Real Time" host Bill Maher expressed his concerns about President Trump pulling off a reelection victory following this week's Republican Convention. Appearing on MSNBC's "The ReidOut," Maher gave the RNC high marks, calling it "unique" and noting the inclusion of "people applauding" for some of the speakers.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorBill Maher found his stride in his first episode since March to originate from the regular studio home of HBO’s Real Time, capping tonight’s show with a call-to-postal-action against — who else — President Donald Trump.“If Trump’s going to try to scuttle the Post Office, we need to fight back,” the host said, delivering his “New Rules” show-ending monologue from his familiar set at LA’s CBS Television City.

The daughter of the late Jimmy Stewart criticized a speaker of the ongoing Republican National Convention who invoked the legendary actor's classic film, It's a Wonderful Life during a speech. In a New York Times letter the editor, Kelly Stewart Harcourt wrote that adviserNatalie Harp's comparison ofPresident Donald Trump to George Bailey, the protagonist of the 1946 holiday film, played by Stewart, was outrageous.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticDon’t be ringing any bells for Donald Trump just yet.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNeedless to say, this isn’t how Kevin Mayer expected his bold career move to go.Mayer, after just three months on the job as TikTok’s CEO and chief operating officer of Chinese parent company ByteDance, said Wednesday that he is resigning amid the tumultuous geopolitical climate battering TikTok — led by Donald Trump’s anti-China agenda — which ultimately will force ByteDance to sell the TikTok app business in the U.S. (and likely other countries).

With heated debate over mail delays, the House approved legislation in a rare Saturday session that would reverse recent changes in U.S. Postal Service operations and send $25 billion to shore up the agency ahead of the November election.

he is the founder of the movement.For those of you who don’t know, “QAnon” is a conspiracy theory without any basis in reality that claims a secret cabal controlled by Hollywood and prominent Democrats behind an international pedophile ring are plotting a clandestine coup against Donald Trump.

deliberated for two and a half hours before finally rejecting Kanye’s submission.Commissioner Dean Knudson, said: ‘This is one of the closest call cases I’ve seen but consistency requires me to treat all candidates the same, regardless of their party or their colour or any other characteristics.’Wisconsin is expected to play a key battleground state in deciding the election after Donald Trump narrowly defeated Hilary Clinton by a one percent margin in the state in 2016.This isn’t the first

Ted Johnson, Bruce Haring UPDATE: Former Donald Trump advisor Steve Bannon is free on a $5 million bond, secured by $1.75 million in assets, on charges of fraud and money laundering.A smiling Bannon left federal court in Manhattan with a smile, claiming his indictment was a “fiasco.”  Bannon said that “This entire fiasco is to stop people who want to build the wall.”Bannon has pleaded not guilty to fraud and money laundering charges in an alleged scheme to steal cash donated to a “We Build the

Ted Johnson Bill Clinton gave an unusually succinct speech that stood out for its scathing criticism of Donald Trump and also one of the issues that the president still holds an advantage in some polling — the economy.Clinton framed the election as one whether voters will have to decide “whether to renew [Trump’s] contract or hire someone else.”“If you want a president who defines the job as spending hours a day watching TV and zapping people on social media, he’s your man,” Clinton said from

John Oliver on Sunday criticized Donald Trump for spreading racist conspiracy theories about the birthplace of Democratic vice-presidential candidateKamala Harris. Remarking that Republicans scrambled to find anything they could in the way of an attack strategy when the California senator was selected for the ticket with Joe Biden, the Last Week Tonight host argued they sunk toconspiracy theories.

Sharon Stone has had two family members already die from COVID-19, and two more are now fighting for their lives. The actress, 62, revealed on Instagram that her beloved sister, Kelly, and Kelly’s husband, Bruce, contracted coronavirus despite social distancing and wearing protective gear. Sharon lashed out at people who refuse face masks, as well as President Donald Trump for his inaction during the crisis. She begged her fans to vote for Joe Biden in November — not a “killer.”

Bill Maher took on cancel culture during his “New Rules” segment on Friday’s edition of HBO’s “Real Time”, joking that the phenomenon has become so pervasive that if things keep progressing it could result in the hashtag #GodIsOverParty.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorAfter sparking a fight with Donald Trump last week, Bill Maher used his New Rules this week to take on someone even more powerful: Jesus.Riffing off of Ryan Reynolds’ recent apology for getting married at a former slave plantation, the Real Time pointed out that the hero of the New Testament wasn’t always on the right side of the slavery debate, either.In multiple passages of the Bible — Colossians 3:22, Ephesians 6:5 and Peter 2:18, according to Maher — Christ