By Ted Johnson
Jordyn Woods, Cole Sprouse & More Stars React To Donald Trump’s Impeachment: ‘Time For A Celebration’
19.12.2019 - 07:16 / hollywoodlife.com
The tables have turned. After Donald Trump, 73, left behind a trail of 23 raging tweets leading up to the House of Representative’s vote to impeach the 45th U.S.
president on Dec. 18, celebrities took over the POTUS’ favorite social media platform upon hearing the history-making news.
For many, it was good news, after The House impeached Trump on the articles of Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress. “Time for a celebration,” Riverdale’s Cole Sprouse tweeted, and even put his own unique
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eonline.com
02.01.2020 / 23:21
Donald Trump Confuses New Year's Resolutions With Birthday Wishes and the Internet Has Some Thoughts
The Internet wants Donald Trump to know that New Year's Resolutions are not the same as birthday wishes; i.e., there is no superstition about saying them aloud.
breakingnews.ie
27.12.2019 / 03:41
Canadian broadcaster defends cutting Donald Trump cameo in Home Alone 2
Canada’s national broadcaster has defended its decision to cut Donald Trump’s cameo from Home Alone 2: Lost In New York.
foxnews.com
26.12.2019 / 18:31
CBC removes Donald Trump's scene from 'Home Alone 2' broadcast: report
Donald Trump's cameo in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" was cut from the film by the Canadian Broadcast Company this week, according to a new report.
mtv.com
20.12.2019 / 00:11
From Timothée Chalamet to Lizzo, How Celebs Reacted To Donald Trump's Impeachment
On Wednesday (December 18), the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump on the grounds of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — a decision that, unsurprisingly, garnered an enormous reaction on social media. Immediately after the news broke, people put their Twitter fingers to work, by asking questions about what happens next, sharing memes, and theorizing about where our nation goes from here.