HollywoodLife Endorses Joe Biden For President: Here’s Why

Kanye West‘s celebrations over what he believed to be early gains made by his presidential campaign in the US state of Kentucky have been cut short after the set of early election results he shared online was confirmed to be invalid.The rapper and producer is running for President in next month’s election, but is only named on the ballot in 11 states — Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah and Vermont — meaning that it is virtually impossible

David Robb Labor EditorThe WGA West’s political action committee has endorsed Joe Biden for president and Kamala Harris for vice president. The guild’s PAC joins entertainment industry unions IATSE, the American Federation of Musicians, and Actors’ Equity in endorsing the Democratic challengers to President Donald Trump and VP Mike Pence.The WGA West PAC is also supporting the re-election of seven incumbent Democratic U.S.

Madonna has confirmed her vote for Joe Biden in the US presidential election.The singer, who recently professed her support for Biden’s running mate Kamala Harris, confirmed her early vote in a message shared to fans on social media.Sharing three selfies, she wrote: “The 3 faces of a girl who just Voted!! Get out there and take responsibility people!! #bidenharris2020.”The latest political message from the singer comes after she initially supported Harris over the weekend.The 3 faces of a girl

Hailey Bieber and Stephen Baldwin are at opposing ends of the political spectrum.

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Country singer Taylor Swift is speaking out and encouraging everyone US citizens to vote – and explaining her own vote.

There's only 27 days until the United States general election, and Taylor Swift is on the Biden train. The star took to Twitter on Wednesday (Oct.

Taylor Swift has officially endorsed Joe Biden as her vote in the forthcoming US presidential election – and even made some cookies to prove it.Taking to social media today (October 8), Swift revealed that she supports the Democratic presidential candidate and his running mate, Kamala Harris.

Ted Johnson Monica, Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri, and Jeezy are among those lending their voices to a new wave of radio and digital get out the vote spots for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.With four weeks to go until the presidential election, the campaign has been tapping into showbiz for endorsements and support.These ads will be played on radio stations and on digital platforms, with a focus on African American voters in key battleground states.

Donald Trump for the upcoming US election.As the race for the presidential election – which takes place November 3 – heats up, the Academy Award-winning actor condemned Biden and proclaimed that “Trump must win” as he is “real.”Voight, who has appeared in movies such as Varsity Blues, National Treasure, Pearl Harbor, Midnight Cowboy, Transformers and many more, posted a video to Twitter on Friday (October 2) simply titled “Evil.”The star, who is the father of actor Angelina Jolie and won an

“Weird Al” Yankovic plays the exasperated debate moderator in the video for the new comedy song ‘We’re All Doomed’, which sends up this week’s presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.Yankovic has teamed up with the YouTube comedy songwriters The Gregory Brothers (AKA Schmoyoho) for the song, which parodies Tuesday’s (September 29) heated debate between the US President and his Democratic opponent in next month’s election.Dressed in a suit and tie, Yankovic begins the video by

Donald Trump and Joe Biden had their first of three presidential debates on Tuesday night and it was must-see TV for any hot-blooded American citizen ahead of the November general election!

Donald Trump and Democrat rival Joe Biden held the first of their three campaign debates.

the Mirror reports.CNN presenter Jake tapper later described the debate as 'a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck' saying: "That was the worst debate I have ever seen. It wasn't even a debate.