Lil Wayne doubles down on Donald Trump support on new ‘No Ceilings 3’ track

Joe Biden's presidential victory, members of the Electoral College gathered in all 50 states and the District of Columbia on Monday to ratify the results of their states' votes in the 2020 election. Hillary Clinton was one of the 29 state electors in New York, and couldn't have been happier to reveal who she cast her vote for via social media.«I believe we should abolish the Electoral College and select our president by the winner of the popular vote, same as every other office,» Clinton, who

As expected, President Donald Trump received cheers and applause from the mostly military attendees at today’s Army-Navy football game in New York.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor “Saturday Night Live” player Chloe Fineman spent most of the pandemic in Los Angeles, but returned to New York City when NBC late-night sketch show came back on air in October.In addition to getting rave reviews and crazy social media love for her impressions of Reese Witherspoon, Drew Barrymore and Nicole Kidman (did you see her as Kidman in ‘The Undoing’ in the cold open this past Saturday?!), she has teamed up with the Prisoner Wine

his lawsuit against Donald Trump‘s presidential campaign over the unauthorised use of his music.The news was reported by The New York Times‘ Ben Sisario, who screenshotted a legal document which appears to be a notice of dismissal.In the screenshot, Young voluntarily dismissed all claims against “Donal [sic] J. Trump for President, Inc.

David Byrne has opened up about the recent US election result in a new interview.Speaking to The Independent, Byrne was asked if he could have ever imagined the political events of the last five years, particularly in the US. “To be honest, no,” Byrne replied, before speaking about the recent presidential elections.He continued: “We’ve all had our dystopian fantasies of what could go wrong, and there’s plenty of books and TV shows that represent that.

President Donald Trump and his campaign have raised more than $170 million dollars from supporters since Election Day alone, CNN reported. But with Trump’s days in the White House winding slowly to an end, that money may fund more than just the campaign’s efforts, Trevor Noah joked on Tuesday.

Denise Bidot, following an argument caused by their political differences during the presidential election.The rapper’s girlfriend assured her followers on social media that she would be voting for Joe Biden, while Lil Wayne caused commotion among his fans after revealing his endorsement and posting a photo with Donald Trump.John Legend also made sure to share his thoughts about the rapper and the rest of artists endorsing the Republican side, calling them “a new supergroup,” that should be

It turns out love can survive anything, even a surprise Donald Trump endorsement. Denise Bidot confirmed that she and boyfriend Lil Wayne are still very much together, despite seemingly hinting at the beginning of November that they had split. The model, 34, revealed on Instagram that she and Wayne, 38, spent Thanksgiving weekend together on a luxurious vacation.

Looks like true love has no political affiliation after all!

Today was a dueling tale of two Presidencies with the incoming and outgoing Chief Executives setting the tone for their administrations and one pardoned turkey.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorIn tonight’s season finale of Real Time with Bill Maher, the host invoked the case of New York-based sex cult Nxivm in suggesting a way to handle Donald Trump supporters who believe the election was stolen.“The challenge for us is, how do you get people out of a cult?” Maher asked.

50 Cent doubled down on his claim that Lil Wayne was paid off by the Trump campaign during his November 18 appearance on The View, claiming that he was offered money to support the president, as well. “I think the timing of it — for me, they offered $500,000 and went up to $1 million to attend the inauguration,” the rapper, 45, said. “In Wayne’s case, they were looking for people to publicly support [Donald Trump] in different ways.”

50 Cent has said he’s “sure” that Lil Wayne was paid to support Donald Trump before the US election, having turned down the chance himself to secure his own $1 million payday.Wayne faced controversy at the end of last month when he posted a photo of himself meeting Trump online, praising the president for his work on criminal justice reform.Appearing on the radio show The Breakfast Club, Fiddy explained how he was offered an initial fee of $500,000 (£377,500) to perform at Trump’s inauguration

Lil Wayne’s series of unfortunate events continues following his Donald Trump endorsement!

50 Cent believes Lil Wayne was paid a hefty sum to publicly endorse U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the 2020 election.

Let it be known that 50 Cent is the hardest working rapper in the game – when it comes to trolling. As soon as the news broke that Lil Wayne was hit with a federal weapons charge, Fiddy, 45, hit up social media to seemingly mock Lil Wayne, 38, and his recent support for President Donald Trump. “[eyes emoji] Wait a minute. Trump still got 63 days left. Call him, Wayne. Get that fool on the phone. [facepalm emoji]. They gonna try to put you in jail for supporting trump.”

Donald Trump‘s increase in votes from Black male voters in the 2020 US election could in part be attributed to “the bling, the women, the money” in rap music.During an extensive interview with The Atlantic, the former president suggested that comparisons can be made between the way in which Trump values success and the opulent displays of wealth often portrayed in the genre’s music videos.“It’s interesting: people are writing about the fact that Trump increased his support among Black men [in

Home Alone, has revealed that US President Donald Trump “bullied” his way into his cameo role in the 1992 sequel Lost In New York.