The Protesting 'Portland Moms' Have a New Anthem Thanks to This Beloved Children's Singer

Leah McSweeney floated into her first season on The Real Housewives of New York City and stung like a b**ch, just like her tagline promised. But she also won over viewers with her give-no-s**ts attitude and willingness to show the good, bad and messy in-between of her life… all while a pandemic unfolded across the globe.«It's been so nice and it's so great,» the RHONY newbie notes to ET over video chat.

They grow up so fast! The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga, 40, celebrated her daughter Antonia Gorga‘s 15th birthday on August 12 with a sweet Instagram tribute. “To think in only 2 years you’ll be Driving!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY my Girl! @antoniagorgaa This is 15! I love you,” she captioned the post.

Porsha Williams’ desire for her daughter to have a “good life” is fueling her decision to participate in Black Lives Matter protests during a deadly pandemic.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVOn August 23, 1989, teenage Yusuf Hawkins took the train into Bensonhurst, Brooklyn with a few of his friends to look at a car for sale. What they didn’t know, being young Black boys from East New York, was that tension was running high in that other pocket of town.

NEW YORK -- Antonio Banderas says he's tested positive for COVID-19 and is celebrating his 60th birthday in quarantine. The Spanish actor announced his positive test in a post Monday on Instagram.

Rachael Ray took to Twitter to thank first responders for battling the blaze at her upstate New York home on Sunday. The celebrity chef on Monday not only let her followers know that she and her family are OK, but also thanked those who came to combat the fire.

Rachael Ray is giving a well-deserved shoutout to the first responders who came to her rescue after her Lake Luzerne, New York, home caught fire over the weekend.The 51-year-old celebrity cook took to Twitter early Monday, graciously thanking the firefighters for their efforts. «Thank you to our local first responders for being kind and gracious and saving what they could of our home,» she tweeted.

The Portland rapper and XXL Freshman returns with his second studio album and third full-length project since 2017. "Shimmy," "Riri," and "Compensating" featuring Young Thug have preceded the project. Stream: Spotify | Apple Music

Don’t be late on Ramona Singer‘s watch! The The Real Housewives of New York City star, 63, had some choice words for co-stars Sonja Morgan and Luann de Lesseps, who she claimed were late to the Season 12 reunion taping on Wednesday morning.  Bravo fans may know that the RHONY ladies were able to tape an in-person reunion amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticA Portland, Oregon, cinema center’s summer drive-in movie series has pulled a screening of the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger comedy Kindergarten Cop after some community and staff members complained that the film is out of step with local and national concerns about overpolicing.Kindergarten Cop will be replaced at the Northwest Film Center’s Cinema Unbound Drive-in Theater on August 6 with a second screening of John Lewis: Good Trouble, the new

The Willamette Week reported.The move comes after author Lois Leveen called on the theater to cancel the screening, saying there’s “nothing entertaining about the presence of police in schools.”“Yes, KINDERGARTEN COP is only a movie. So are BIRTH OF A NATION and GONE WITH THE WIND, but we recognize films like those are not ‘good family fun,’” she wrote on Twitter on Saturday.“They are relics of how pop culture feeds racist assumptions.

more than 114,000 people becoming infected and more than 7,200 deaths in the state, the sign suggested that the virus was a “political agenda.”It also featured a fake quote from U.S. Rep.

Leah McSweeney hits her breaking point during the Thursday, July 30, episode of The Real Housewives of New York City while on an outing with some of the women. While Ramona Singer is giving Sonja Morgan life advice, Leah, 37, can’t help but think she’s being fake.“This is all an act.

Rage Against The Machine‘s Tom Morello has hailed protesters in Portland for chanting the lyrics to ‘Killing In The Name’.Demonstrators have clashed with police in the city in recent days and footage has now emerged of them singing the trademark lyric: “Fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me,” at federal officers.The footage prompted Morello to post a number of tweets, in one of which he said: “Well that’s what it’s for!” in reference to the 1992 protest track.Portland’s protests have being going

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterJohn Oliver was excited to show off his brand new glass desk on Last Week Tonight before he went on to put the Trump administration on blast for its handling of the protests in Portland that have been happening for the past two months since George Floyd’s death.The protests in Portland have prompted the deployment of federal agents. As a result, there has been video footage of camouflaged agents arresting protestors and putting them in unmarked cars.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerLos Angeles was under a citywide tactical alert on Saturday night, as police responded to a “Refuse Facism’ rally organized in support of demonstrations in Portland and Seattle.The L.A.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerIn yet another sign that political activism has become a permanent part of the sports landscape, the New York Liberty and Seattle Storm of the WNBA walked off the court Saturday during the league’s opening game national anthem.Both teams then held a 26-second moment of silence for Breonna Taylor, the Louisville, KY woman who was killed at her home by police during a botched drug raid.

Diddy reposted an interesting article from his platform Revolt TV on Twitter. The post generated all kinds of reactions as you will see below.

Also Read: George Floyd's Family Sues City of Minneapolis, Cops Involved in His DeathHonoré continued, “They’re wearing these uniforms as a function of intimidation, to look like warriors. Real soldiers just don’t walk up to people and start beating on them.

Alyssa Milano condemned the use of federal agents against protesters in Portland, Ore., in a fiery Twitter thread in which she declared that the situation should “concern everyone.” The actress and activist took to social media on Tuesday to discuss the situation in the Oregon city, which has seen several weeks of protests against police brutality and systemic racism sparked by the police-involved death of George Floyd on May 25.