Super Tuesday Results: Cher, Bette Midler & Other Celebs Weigh In as Dems Vote

Actress and notorious Donald Trump critic Bette Midler is accusing the president of lying about testing negative for coronavirus. As the world continues to make concessions to combat the growing COVID-19 outbreak, White House physician Dr.

By Ted Johnson

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

There was something very California about it. Former Vice President Joe Biden was in Baldwin Hills delivering his victory speech live on TV after having won 10 out of 14 Super Tuesday states when a protester dashed onstage with a “Let Dairy Die” sign. Dr. Jill Biden protected her husband and a security guard quickly wrangled her away.

Late-night hosts reacted to the results from Super Tuesday during their shows on Wednesday. Former vice president Joe Bidentook the leadwith 10 states, followed by Vermont Sen.

Exit polls from twelve of the fourteen Super Tuesday voting states found that Bernie Sanders walked away with more votes from self-identified LGBTQ voters than any other candidate, according to NBC News.

Trevor Noah has a major prediction about what Americans can expect to hear next from Joe Biden after his massive and perhaps unexpected successes on Super Tuesday.

Super Tuesday didn’t draw a massive audience to the broadcast networks’ coverage, at least according to preliminary numbers.

After spending more than half a billion dollars and winning an estimated 31 delegates on Super Tuesday, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg ended his presidential run in the face of a stinging rejection by Democratic primary voters, saying he no longer has a path to the nomination. Bloomberg released a statement saying he would be leaving the race and endorsing Joe Biden.

By Ted Johnson, Dominic Patten

As Super Tuesday results trickled in, celebrities have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on how the evening unfolded. With five democratic candidates left in the running, stars still have plenty of options left to choose from, but they made their voices very clear.

As Super Tuesday results trickled in, celebrities have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on how the evening unfolded. With five democratic candidates left in the running, stars still have plenty of options left to choose from, but they made their voices very clear.

This Super Tuesday (Mar. 3) marks the first time 18-year-old sensation Billie Eilish can vote, and she's joining the wave of artists making sure their fans are prepared."Like a lot of you, I am going to be voting for the first time, and so are you," she said in a Twitter video posted today in partnership with HeadCount, a non-profit that registers concertgoers and overall music lovers to vote.

Super Tuesday is nearly upon us, and every day the pool of Democratic candidates seeking the nomination grows smaller. If you're eager to hear the results as soon as they're available, TV Guide can help you out with some viewing options.

Super Tuesday is nearly upon us, and every day the pool of Democratic candidates seeking the nomination grows smaller. If you're eager to hear the results as soon as they're available, TV Guide can help you out with some viewing options.

Super Tuesday is nearly upon us, and every day the pool of Democratic candidates seeking the nomination grows smaller. If you're eager to hear the results as soon as they're available, TV Guide can help you out with some viewing options.

The late AIDS activist Michael Callen used to describe the gay community as a “useful fiction” – more of a concept than an actuality as he tried to corral disco-loving, post-Stonewall free-wheeling gay men into a unified recognition that in the early 1980s there were still fatal barriers facing practitioners of Gay Liberation.

(Image courtesy Bette Midler)