Bill Maher compares Trump to the mob: White House is 'more like a Scorsese movie'

‘People call this presidency a reality show, it’s more like a Scorsese movie.’ President Donald Trumpis the literal Don of the White House, according toBill Maher. Everything Trump does is modeled on the mob. The comparisons kept coming in Mahers New Rule segment. He claimed Trump uses the White House as his legitimate front business to enrich the family. Heres my theory, the host said, addressing the Heartland voters. You didnt like it that the country had been taken over by liberals and feminists and elites....

May 1, 2025 · 1 min · 120 words · Ronald Williams

Bill Maher tries to defend Laura Ingraham onReal Time— it didn't go over well

His guests and his audience didnt quite align with his stance. I wanna defend Laura Ingraham. Ingraham, then, shared a story from a right-leaning website, writing how he whines about it. Ingraham offered an apology, saying any student should be proud of a 4.2 GPA. The damage, however, had seemingly already been done. he asked, prompting some in his own audience members to shout, Yes! But Maher went on, And [Hogg] complains about bullying?...

May 1, 2025 · 1 min · 155 words · Gary Hughes

Bill Maher, Rob Reiner defend Jeffrey Lord after CNN firing

Both Maher and panelistRob Reinercame to Lords defense, with Maher attacking the insane purity police nonsense. He then wroteanother storywith the name of Media Matters president Angelo Carusone misspelled in the headline. Your headline has a mistake in it, Carusone responded to him on Twitter. Credit: HBO Why do you expect anyone to take you seriously when you dont take yourself seriously. Lord replied, Sieg Heil! the Nazi phrase he used his initial article....

May 1, 2025 · 1 min · 182 words · Brian Delgado

Bill Murray compares Parkland kids to Vietnam protesters in anti-gun op-ed

But working for peace will yield a positive outcome, he said. People will survive, he said. If you could just stop shooting at them, they really do pretty well. Credit: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Murray went on to praise the young people at the forefront of the movement. But there are idealists left over the age of 18, Im sure of it. Idealism is a voice thats inside of you; its your conscience....

May 1, 2025 · 1 min · 113 words · Samantha Morgan

Bill Skarsgård, Hollywood's leading bogeyman, is here to star in your nightmares

Pennywise showed up in Toronto last month to Bill Skarsgards relief. Director Andy Muschietti was back at the helm. And Skarsgard had even comfortably hung out withthe new, adult Losers Club cast. Credit: Taylor Jewell/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock Still, it had been more than a year since he last transformed into the creature. Would he be able to summon It back out of hibernation? The character demands so much of you in terms of focus, concentration, and energy....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 314 words · Regina Washington

Billboard Music Awards 2018: See all the stars on the red carpet

After all, shes the evenings host! The singer who is also set to perform looked fierce in a black Christian Siriano creation. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Frazer Harrison/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty John Shearer/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty John Shearer/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty Frazer Harrison/Getty...

May 1, 2025 · 1 min · 119 words · Renee Perry

Billionsfinale recap: Everything falls apart for Axe and Chuck

Season 2 shifted the stakes and the storytelling forever, though. In other words,Billionscould only be the story of Axe vs. Chuck for so long. One of the great draws of this show is that it never stagnates. Credit: Mark Schafer/SHOWTIME The ground is always moving beneath the characters, and that makes for exciting, unpredictable drama. As the finale gets underway, both battles seem to be cooling down. For now, though, Axe has no idea what’s coming....

May 1, 2025 · 3 min · 481 words · Eric Thomas

Billionspremiere recap: 'Tie Goes to the Runner'

Naturally, that leads to questions for season 3. Was the second season just a fluke? Can the show continue to craft something thats unlike anything else on TV? Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Will the dialogue, characters, and ludicrous power plays start to lose their luster? The man is a walking cliche, all Texas bluster and salt-of-the-earth metaphors that barely make any sense. Now, Chuck has to question the very strategy hes built his career on....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 332 words · William Brock

Billionspremiere recap: It's a fresh start, and the same old enemies, for Chuck and Axe

Things seem to be looking good. Things dont go as planned though. Rather than get a big meeting, Wags gets drugged and thrown into a dingy storage closet. Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Back at Axe Capital, Axe is changing things up. Axe fires a guy for not adhering to the new rules, and Wendy backs him up. This is a new, tight ship. Axe isnt just looking to thrive, hes looking to drown Taylor Mason Capital at the same time....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 305 words · Cody Ward

Billionsrecap: 'A Generation Too Late'

Capitalism is competition, and where theres money, theres ruthlessness. The system is designed that way; it promotes the violence. Iras face says everything it needs to. Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Hes not a big shark. Wealth has corrupted their sense of what they need to truly live. He thinks its unacceptable. Thats not their lifestyle. Wags and the staff are livid that this is happening, seeing it as a threat to their jobs....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 279 words · Austin Williams

Billionsrecap: 'Flaw in the Death Star'

(Side note: yes it is, but thats not the point). Its why they can profit off of a space engineer dying, or a small town going bankrupt. They have no leash, or if they do, its a seriously long one. Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Thats why Dollar Bill is so angry throughout this episode; his leash has been shortened. If he doesnt keep their deals above board, he believes hes failed....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 372 words · Robin Anderson

Billionsrecap: 'Hell of a Ride'

The trick is that the show understandswhento use them for maximum effect. The episode begins with Dake and Connerty offering Chuck Sr. full immunity in exchange for testimony against his son. Then, the episode flashes back to three days earlier. Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Its a wonderful setup, immediately establishing the stakes of the episode. Whats even more intriguing is that theres truly no way to know what Chuck Sr. will do....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 375 words · Roberto Abbott

Billionsrecap: 'The Overton Window'

Well, I was right, but theres a good chance that The Overton Window is even better. Chucks deal with Axe is paying off. That means record low voter turnout, which is a good thing for Chuck. Credit: Jeff Neumann/SHOWTIME Axe wants Chuck to do a happy dance. Chuck obliges with an absolutely hilarious flatfoot and buck, but hes not actually excited. He has to drop out of the race. Not everyone wants Chuck to back out....

May 1, 2025 · 2 min · 390 words · Cynthia Herring