Laverne Cox on Netflix doc ‘Disclosure,’ dating in Hollywood, and (begrudgingly) voting for Joe Biden

Kanye West thinks that he is going to beat Joe Biden in the upcoming US presidential election and he believes it’s going to come down to write-in votes. The rapper has missed the filing deadline in several states and he’ll have to rely on write-in votes in those states.

According to Gillie Da Kid, he has footage of Raekwon’s crew laying a beating on the podcaster, Joe Budden. Hip Hop Dx says there’s no doubt Joe Budden has a long line of enemies who all have their own criticisms of him.

Kanye West has said he can “beat Joe Biden” in the upcoming US election, despite having to be a write-in candidate in numerous states.The rapper missed the deadline to appear on the ballots in some states across the country, but can still be voted for if supporters write his name on themselves.In his latest tweets, West seemed confident he could beat the Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential race.

Kanye West has a new message for voters in the 2020 presidential election.The 43-year-old rapper and fashion mogul, who announced his plans to run for U.S.

Whether you're obsessively listening to Taylor Swift's new Folklore album or reveling in finally getting to watch some baseball this weekend, surely you have time on Sunday night (July 26) to devote a couple hours to presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's star-packed virtual fundraiser "Celebration for Change."

Ted Johnson Joe Biden’s fundraiser on Thursday featured an entertainment figure he’s long interacted with in tweets, cameos and a parody video: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who played his fictional counterpart on the HBO series Veep.Talking to 655 donors and supporters at the virtual event, Louis-Dreyfus slammed President Donald Trump for a dismal environmental record.According to a pool report, Louis-Dreyfus said that for the pilot episode of Veep, they “tried to think of the stupidest, weakest

Leslie Jones has been tapped to host this year’s Emmy nominations, with the “Saturday Night Live” alum joined — virtually, of course — by presenters including Laverne Cox, Josh Gad and Canada’s own Tatiana Maslany.

John Legend, Sara Bareilles, Barbra Streisand and Andra Day will appear on Sunday night's (July 26) "Celebration for Change" virtual fundraiser for Joe Biden hosted by Jay Leno.The latest socially-distanced grassroots event for the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate will kick off at 8:00 p.m.

Joe Budden has discussed the impending retirement of Logic, saying that the rapper “should’ve retired a long time ago”.It comes after Logic announced this week that he will be retiring from music following the release of his last album, ‘No Pressure’, on Friday (July 26).Speaking on the latest episode of his own podcast, Budden referenced Logic’s retirement announcement, saying: “Logic, you don’t get to announce this.

Ted Johnson Joy Reid’s first guest on her new nightly MSNBC show The ReidOut was presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, who gave her an update on his search for a running mate.Reid generally posed questions to Biden that reflected some of his campaign’s talking points, including President Donald Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but she also put him on the spot when she asked whether he would commit to picking a Black woman as a running mate.“I am not committed to naming any but

Ted Johnson As Fox News’ Chris Wallace sat down for an interview with Donald Trump on Friday, he called out when the president claimed that Joe Biden supports defunding the police.In the interview, set to air Sunday on Fox News Sunday, Trump blamed Democrats for violence in major cities, and then added, “It’s gotten totally out of control and it’s really because they want to defund the police, and Biden wants to defund the police.”Wallace responded, “Sir, he does not.”Trump then claimed that

Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris are being called Me Too hypocrites by Conservatives nationwide for their response and support of Joe Biden following Tara Reade’s sexual assault allegations. The Me Too movement began as a way for overlooked, underage black girls to have a voice.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticWhen the feeds of some of the most high-profile people in the world are hacked, your internal systems are undermined and your stock takes a 4% drop, “tough day” may be a severe understatement.Yet, that is what Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said today after Joe Biden, Kanye West, Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Amazon kingpin Jeff Bezos, ex-NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Bill Gates plus the corporate feeds of Apple and saw their accounts taken over for a spell on

Shia LaBeouf is endorsing Joe Biden!

Tonight's (July 9) virtual fundraiser for presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden will not only feature an all-star roster of artists including Diplo, DJ D-Nice, Jermaine Dupri and DJ Cassidy, but the Sen. Kamala Harris-hosted event will also launch a new evolving Spotify playlist of curated songs on the former Vice President's Spotify channel called "Get Up, Stand Up: Songs for the Soul of America."

Kanye West made it very clear that his tweet about running for president was not a joke in his first interview since.