Michael Moore speaks out against Texans over Gov. Abbott's decision to reopen the state amid the coronavirus

Take 3 Talent is adding new firepower to its Youth Division, tapping Shannon McHale as an agent. McHale will focus on working with actors and music clients ages 6-21 for TV/film opportunities.

Matthew McConaughey is speaking out after Texas Gov. Gregory Wayne Abbott lifted restrictions on the state’s mask mandate amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Texas native Matthew McConaughey is speaking out about Gov. Gregory Abbott's decision to lift the state's mask mandate as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues.

Matthew McConaughey is speaking out after Texas Gov. Gregory Wayne Abbott lifted restrictions on the state's mask mandate amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 51-year-old actor, who hails from Uvalde, Texas, was a guest on on Wednesday, where he slammed the decision and explained why it's important to «keep masking up.»«Thank you for asking me that. My reaction to that is, I was a little dumbfounded by the decision,» McConaughey said.

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Counting On fans have praised Justin Duggar, 18, and his wife 19-year-old Claire Spivey for the bold choice to have tacos at their wedding.The teens wed in a large ceremony in Texas on 26 February, and Claire’s mom Hilary has been sharing pictures across social media. In one, the teens smile into the camera as they appear to be mid-meal with Claire holding a taco, with the fillings on plates surrounding the pair.MORE: Counting On fans speculate Jana Duggar, 31, is in courtshipWATCH: Duggars

It’s hard to keep track of the scandalous things Joe Biden has done, said Trevor Noah, exaggerating slightly. Now, Mr. Unity is pulling out yet another gaffe – called those who refuse to wear masks in Texas “Neanderthals,” citing their Neanderthal thinking.

Daisy Ridley says she got support from J.J. Abrams, Josh Gad, and Lucasfilm’s head of marketing after she clapped back at Texas Senator Ted Cruz.

Both Michael Moore and Keith Olbermann were hit with backlash on Mar. 3 when each of the men tweeted that Texans should be denied the COVID-19 vaccine, in the wake of Governor Greg Abbott opening all state businesses while simultaneously lifting the mandatory face mask order. But they were quickly hit with comments that the citizens of the state shouldn’t have to be penalized for the poor public health decisions of their politicians.

Celebrities sounded off on social media about Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement that he plans to fully reopen the state amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Abbott issued an executive order that rescinds many of the state’s previous orders, allowing all businesses in the state to fully reopen and revoking the statewide mask mandate as of next Wednesday.

Bill Goldberg punched through the drywall in his garage one day this week -- not as some sort of masochistic training for his next WWE match -- but as he repaired property damage suffered as a result of the deadly Texas storms.The WWE Hall of Famer spent about 12 hours Wednesday replacing pumps in the wells on the ranch he owns just outside San Antonio, and then it was off to work on a garage and pool house that had been flooded.“We’re much luckier than 98% of the people who fared through the

"Cancun Cruz" or "Flyin' Ted."As criticism mounted, Ted blamed the trip on his daughters, claiming they wanted to go on an impromptu trip to Mexico, and he said he was merely chaperoning them on the flight down and planned to abruptly return to Texas. However, many of his constituents pointed to the fact that Ted's wife, Heidi, was there and could have easily chaperoned the girls.

Michael Strahan is grateful for his HBCU experience. ET's Kevin Frazier caught up with the co-host in honor of Black History Month, and he had nothing but praise for his alma mater, Texas Southern University, where he played football before graduating in 1993 and beginning his pro career.«Texas Southern, it gave me the life I have now.

Ted Cruz gave Texas residents the cold shoulder as he traveled to Cancun while citizens of the Lone Star State experienced a harsh winter storm that left at least 58 people dead and thousands of others without power or water. Ripping the GOP figure and his explanations for his absence during the state’s crucial moments were Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may no longer be working royals, but their charitable efforts continue.

When Texas is in need, Matthew McConaughey is there to help.

"Saturday Night Live" cast member Michael Che is in hot water after making a joke on this week’s "Weekend Update" segment that some have deemed anti-Semitic.  While most of the opening segment was dedicated to lambasting Texas Sen. Ted Cruz over his now-infamous trip to Cancun, one brief joke made by Che sparked intense reactions on social media.The star commented on a recent headline about Israel’s efforts to vaccinate against the coronavirus.