Jon Stewart Says Donald Trump Isn’t An ‘Incredible Supervillain’: ‘He’s Just Been An Effective Vessel’

Trevor Noah dropped by a recent edition of SiriusXM’s “Comedy Gold Minds with Kevin Hart” podcast, where the “Daily Show” host opened up about his initial reluctance to step into the shoes of previous host Jon Stewart — and what Stewart told him that ultimately changed his mind.

Kanye West has revealed that he still wants to be in a relationship with Kim Kardashian despite the pair going through an impending divorce. In a candid interview, the controversial rap superstar insisted that the pair were “not even divorced” and that he is yet to see paperwork confirming the separation.

Even as President of the United States, Joe Biden has remained a loving figure to his grandchildren. The 78-year-old politician has seven grandkids, and they all absolutely adore their grandfather — or “Pop-Pop,” as they call him.

South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have revealed details of their upcoming film plans, with the first set to be released November 25.Back in August, the pair signed a deal with Comedy Central which renewed the show through to season 30 and ordered 14 made-for-TV films for US streaming service Paramount+.The first film, titled ‘South Park: Post Covid’, has been teased in a new trailer, and will see Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny attempt to re-adjust back to normal society.Speaking to

Meghan Markle is facing a fresh storm for wading into politics with an open letter on parental leave. US Congressman Jason Smith has previously said both the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should be stripped of their titles unless they cease their 'serious breach of political neutrality'.

 new Netflix comedy special, “The Closer.”Stewart, 58, told TMZ Thursday that Chappelle, 48, is “one of my favorite people on the planet” and that his intentions are “never hurtful.” Chappelle has been under fire since the release of “The Closer” earlier this month, in which he declared himself to be a “trans-exclusionary radical feminist” (TERF). “They canceled JK Rowling — my God.

Jon Stewart is putting on his public relations cap in defense of longtime friend, comedian Dave Chappelle, who Stewart is adamant was not trying to be divisive in his latest comedy special, "The Closer."  Netflix employees staged a walkout on Wednesday after previously taking to social media and issuing internal memos to the streamer’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos, calling for the comedy offering to be removed from the platform after many felt Chappelle made jokes negatively impacting the transgender

self-absorbed press statement announcing the company, Trump complained that “we live in a world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favorite American President has been silenced,” and said the company will be “a rival to the liberal media consortium.”The company will be created by a proposed merger between “Trump Media & Technology Group” and a company called Digital World Acquisition Corp., which is listed on NASDAQ, the statement says.

tweeted Alexander Vindman, the former director for European Affairs for the United States National Security Council who testified in Donald Trump’s first impeachment trial.Stacey Abrams, a Democratic party star, wrote, “Godspeed to Secretary Colin Powell who led with integrity, admitted fallibility and defended democracy. Deepest condolences to his loved ones and friends.”GOP Sen.

want to create chaos so they can make a more authoritarian government – that’s part of it too,” he continued. “Listen, nothing’s guaranteed like that.”The grass roots level viewing democracy as something they want to protect and strengthen and working on those things on the ground, that is something that encouraging that gives Stewart hope.

Double-jabbed Brits will be allowed into the US from November 8, marking the end of a blanket ban on foreign tourists entering the country.

The creator of "Squid Game," the immensely popular international hit for Netflix, revealed how the financial crisis over the past decade as well as the election of Donald Trump inspired him to make the show.  "Squid Game" follows 456 people who are all in dire financial situations.They’re tapped by a mysterious organization to join a series of six children’s games for a prize of roughly $40 million.

Netflix’s breakout show Squid Game has said Donald Trump’s presidency helped spur the show’s release.Hwang Dong-hyuk first conceived ideas for Squid Game back in 2008 during the global financial crisis, but it wasn’t until the rise of tech giants and the Trump presidency over the following 10 years that the creator believed the show’s premise would resonate with audiences.Speaking to IndieWire about Trump, Hwang said: “I think he kind of resembles one of the VIPS in the Squid Game.

@HillaryClinton: “If [Trump] wants to be the nominee he will be the nominee.”“It says volumes about the Republican party today.