Way back in the year of our Lord two thousand and thirteen, a young former Disney star named Miley Cyrus was looking for a way to cut ties with her squeaky clean past.
And she saw a golden opportunity during the 2013 VMAs.
By seemingly faking his own hate crime, Jussie Smollett has made it difficult for the actual victim of hate crimes to come forward and be taken seriously.
He owes the African-American and LGBTQ community a string of apologies, that's much is certain.
The loved ones of Jussie Smollett have released their first statement since the Empire actor was savagely beaten for being a gay African-American.
And they appear to have taken a shot at President Donald Trump in the process.
Last month, Kanye West fans the world over breathed a sigh of relief when the rapper denounced politics and vowed to focus on his creative endeavors.
Of course, this is Kanye we're talking about, so that resolution could be out the window by this afternoon.
Donald Trump just ruined Game of Thrones.
No, the President didn't reveal any final season spoilers, although we're pretty sure he wouldn't hesitate to do so if it somehow meant Republicans would keep the House on Tuesday.
Earlier this year, Caitlyn Jenner affirmed what the rest of the world had known for years: Trump is terrible for trans rights.
At the time, she still hoped to work with Republican leadership to avoid crafting such oppressive policies.
No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, you probably don't need us to tell you that Donald Trump is not the sort of president we're accustomed to seeing in this country.
While previous leaders of the free world seemed primarily focused on leading the free world (booooring!) Trump has set his sights on continually raising the bar in terms of batsh-t insanity and further debasing America on the global stage.
Perhaps you've spent the past 24 hours trapped under a rock in a remote forest with especially crappy wi-fi.
If so, we'd like to both congratulate you on your escape and warn you that your return to society is about to be made bittersweet, at best:
In case you somehow weren't aware, Kanye West is a card-carrying, red hat wearing, verbal vomit-spewing member of MAGA Nation.
Outside of a Russian billionaire whose investment portfolio is made up entirely of coal mines, McDonald's franchises, and XXS glove manufacturers, it's impossible to imagine anyone who might love Donald Trump more than Kanye does.
Rapper and gift to humanity Snoop Dogg has laid into Donald Trump before, verbally excoriating the man for his behavior and politics.
Now, Snoop is doubling down on that, and also giving Trump's supporters a piece of his mind.
Like millions of Americans, you may have logged into social media yesterday and found yourself perplexed by the day's trending topics.
Mushrooms? Mario Kart? Toad?! Why were so many of your fellow citizens taking a sudden interest in fungal delicacies and iconic characters from Nintendo racing games?
Before the days of Rudy Giuliani saying "Truth isn't truth," Donald Trump was a reality star. So what prompted him to run for office?
Michael Moore has a theory, and he shared it while promoting his new film on Trump.
Kim Kardashian is a woman on a mission.
And, for once, that mission does NOT involve taking her clothes off and/or shilling for some kind of unhealthy weight loss supplement.
As President of the United States, Donald Trump has a historically low job approval rating, having never once topped 50 percent.
According to adult film actress and frequent Trump foil Stormy Daniels, his performance in the sack also leaves a lot to be desired.
On Saturday afternoon, over a year since he was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer, John McCain died at the age of 81.
In the wake of his passing, notes of sorrow, admiration and consolation poured in from across the political spectrum, as perhaps no Senator has ever been more widely respected than McCain, a former prisoner of war.
There was a time when if you read a headline asserting that the President of the Unitd States of America was hiding an illegitimate child from the world, it was safe to assume it was utter BS.
But this is the Trump era -- a time when the line between celebrity gossip and legitimate news has become blurred to the point of disappearing entirely.
As you've likely heard by now, Tuesday was not exactly a banner day for the Trump administration.
The afternoon saw news that former campaign chair Paul Manafort had been convicted on eight counts of fraud, the most serious of which carry maximum sentences of 30 years in prison.
