R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe criticises Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: “That platform allowed Trump a voice”

In a recent interview with GQ Hype, Nick Jonas spoke candidly about his thoughts on American politics in 2021, especially with Donald Trump's presidency ending and US President Joe Biden and Vice US President Kamala Harris taking over.

Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, the newspaper said Friday.The disclosure sets up a new clash between the federal government and news organizations and advocates for press freedom, who regard the seizures of reporters' records as incursions into constitutionally protected newsgathering activity.

Ted Nugent claims that systemic racism does not exist in the US.In a new video posted by the conservative rocker and his wife Shemane, he described “systemic racism” as a “lie”.“There is no systemic racism. It’s a lie.

In March, news emerged that Square, the financial payments system co-founded by Twitter's Jack Dorsey, would acquire JAY-Z's music streaming platform TIDAL. The deal was finalized on Monday, according to a report from Music Business Worldwide, with Square paying $302 million for an 80% stake in TIDAL.

JAY-Z‘s sale of TIDAL to Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has officially been completed.It was announced in March that Dorsey, who is also the CEO of Square, was buying the rapper’s streaming platform in a $297million (£213million) deal.Dorsey has acquired a majority stake in the service in a bid to expand his mobile payment company’s tools to emerging and established artists.

Josh Duggar will not be allowed to see his six kids or return to his Arkansas home if he is released on bail.  The 33-year-old "19 Kids and Counting" star was arrested and is now facing federal charges of receiving and possessing child porn. He pleaded not guilty to the charges on Friday in court in Arkansas.

At least, we know how low the Oscars can go. 10.4 million viewers. Less by 16.8 percent than Day 1 of the NFL draft. Lower by 61.3 percent than Joe Biden’s first speech to Congress, which was lower by 75 percent than Donald Trump’s.

New event cinema company Iconic Events — led by an impressive roster of exhibiton industry veterans — has named Steve Bunnell to serve as its CEO. The Los Angeles-based venture also said it has enlisted theatrical circuits representing over 1,000 locations to the expanding network of theaters playing its programming.

The hire comes as Iconic has made deals with theater chains representing over 1,000 locations to add them to their network.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIconic Events, a budding entertainment company that specializes in programming for live events, has hired industry veteran Steve Bunnell as chief executive officer.Iconic Events was created last year by Michael Lambert, a longtime movie theater owner who currently serves as executive chairman, as well as former Cinemark CEO Tim Warner.

Exhibition veteran and former Universal Theatrical distribution exec Steve Bunnell is headed to the newly launched event cinema company Iconic Events as CEO. The company was formed by former Village Roadshow Pictures Group co-owner and co-chairman Michael Lambert, former Cinemark CEO Tim Warner, Mark Rupp and Steven Menkin.

Donald Trump and other conservatives rejected it entirely.Before leaving office, Trump established a “1776 Commission” that issued a report meant to counter The 1619 Project and support what Trump called “patriotic education.” The American Historical Association denounced the 1776 report as hasty, simplistic and reliant at times on “falsehoods, inaccuracies, omissions, and misleading statements.” President Joe Biden revoked the report on his first day in office.Hannah-Jones began her career as

The United States has reversed another Donald Trump era ban, just in time for IDAHOBIT in May and Pride month celebrations in June.  The Joe Biden administration has authorised US embassies across the world to fly the rainbow Pride flag on the embassy or consulate flag poles along with the American flag. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a confidential cable to diplomatic posts around the world authorised diplomats to fly the Rainbow Pride flag, Foreign Policy reported last week. The cable

Donald Trump. The Scots funnywoman was one of many people who gathered to protest the former US President’s Turnberry golf course in 2018.

George W. Bush has finally revealed who he voted for in the 2020 presidential election and it wasn’t for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump.

Stephen Colbert is asking viewers to suggest alternative names for the former United States president.

Joe Biden over his delay in raising the cap on refugee admissions.The talk show host addressed the status of the United States Refugee Admissions Program on Last Week Tonight, per the Hollywood Reporter, commenting on Biden’s promises to reverse Donald Trump‘s policies which drastically reduced admissions rates.“The US used to be a world leader in how many refugees we accepted, but this fucking guy,” Oliver said on Sunday (April 11), pointing to a photo of Trump, “not only slashed the admissions