Jim Gaffigan Doesn’t Regret ‘Harsh’ Twitter Rant About Trump: ‘Truth Requires Direct Sunlight’

Kanye West aimed to make a point in his latest Twitter rant — and he used his Grammy Award to do so.The presidential hopeful, 43, took to Twitter earlier this week to share his thoughts on recording contracts and music ownership. In a since-deleted tweet from Monday, September 14, he announced his decision to not release new music until his contracts with his publisher, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, and his label, Universal Music Group, had run their course.

 Kanye West  is also known for his colorful Twitter rants. On Monday night, the rapper unleashed his latest stream of consciousness onto the platform, taking aim at the music industry, record labels, and even some of his friends.

Rapper Kanye West has gone on another Twitter rant and this one involves record labels.The 43-year-old rapper, who is running for president as an independent in the 2020 election, says that he won’t release new music until he is released from his record contract. He even called himself the “New Moses” during his rant. “I’m not putting no more music out till I’m done with my contract with Sony and Universal … On God … in Jesus name … come and get me,” Kanye tweeted.

Kanye West has again hit out at his primary business partners in the music rights industry in a typically confusing flurry of tweets last night, some of which have since been deleted.Along the way, he threatened to basically go on strike as a performing artist until he is cut free from his current contractual commitments to record company Universal Music and music publisher Sony/ATV.In January 2019 he sued both Universal and Sony over his ongoing record and publishing deals.

Donald Trump on Saturday had another post tagged by Twitter, this time for potentially encouraging voter fraud. "We placed a public interest notice on this Tweet for violating our Civic Integrity Policy, specifically for encouraging people to potentially vote twice," Twitter explained after the president posted: "NORTH CAROLINA: To make sure your Ballot COUNTS, sign & send it in EARLY.

Saban Films has bought U.S. rights to the dark comedy “Fatman,” starring Mel Gibson, Walton Goggins and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, for release at the end of this year.“Fatman” centers on a neglected and precocious 12-year-old who hires a hitman to kill Santa Claus after receiving a lump of coal in his stocking.

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Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorSaban Films has acquired U.S. rights to Fatman, the dark action comedy starring Mel Gibson as Santa Claus.

Jon Cryer took to social media to get political, and wound up getting into a war of words with a Florida congressman.

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tweeted last month that featured Eddy Grant’s song “Electric Avenue” after receiving a copyright complaint, a Twitter spokesperson confirmed to TheWrap on Tuesday.The takedown comes on the same day that Grant sued the Trump campaign for unauthorized use of his song, which was used as the soundtrack for a clip of a train moving quickly (representing the Trump campaign) while a manually operated vehicle (representing the Biden campaign) lags behind.According to the copyright complaint, which was

Ted Johnson When Donald Trump’s campaign blasted out a response to Joe Biden’s speech on Monday, based on a wildly out of context quote, Twitter very quickly labeled it “manipulated media.”The account Trump War Room sent out a three second clip in which Biden says, “You won’t be safe in Joe Biden’s America!” But Biden was actually saying the opposite.Biden said in his Pittsburgh speech, “And since they have no agenda or vision for a second term Trump and Pence are running on this: ‘You won’t be

Jim Gaffigan was watching the Republican National Convention last Thursday night and he clearly didn’t like what he saw.

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Jim Gaffigan was watching the Republican National Convention on Thursday night and he clearly didn’t like what he saw.

Ellise Shafer editorComedian Jim Gaffigan – who is well-known for his inoffensive jokes that avoid controversial topics – delivered a surprising political rant on Twitter during Trump’s finale speech at the Republican National Convention Thursday night.Gaffigan began the rant by simply stating “RIP Truth,” and then directly confronted Trump supporters, many of which are fans of the usually apolitical comedian.“Look Trumpers I get it.

Jim Gaffigan is going viral for his searing criticism of Donald Trump and the “wake up” message he sent to the president’s supporters after the final night of the 2020 Republican National Convention.

It’s safe to say that Jim Gaffigan, 54, isn’t a fan of Donald Trump, 74. He went off on the Commander in Chief in a set of late night tweets on Thursday, August 27, as the RNC was going on. “RIP Truth,” was the first thing he wrote before repeatedly slamming him about how he “lies” constantly. He also took shots at Ivanka Trump & her husband Jared Kushner, saying, “Think they are on your side? Do you think they’ve ever done a real days work in their lives. Wake up.”

wrote to kick things off.From there, he compared Republicans to fans of a losing sports franchise who still want to support their team and scoffed at the idea Trump and his administration really represent anti-elitism when Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are involved.Also Read: 'Morning Joe' Warns RNC Night 4 Could Be Coronavirus 'Superspreader' (Video)In many tweets, whether they focused on Kushner or his own career — which he assured followers he was not jeopardizing by speaking out — he urged